Latest / The Sports Reset Canada: Daily Sports Recap in 2 Minutes / Canadiens conquer the cold, Seahawks hand Chiefs their first loss, Antonelli wins United States Grand Prix
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- Canadiens conquer the cold! This is The Sports Reset for Monday October 26th In the NHL, the Montreal Canadiens beat the Winnipeg Jets 2 to 1 in the Heritage Classic, with 21-year-old Jacob Fowler making 33 saves to become the youngest goalie to start and win an outdoor league game. Kaiden Guhle’s point shot through traffic supplied the winner, while Cole Caufield assisted on both Montreal goals. Elsewhere, Lars Eller scored with 2:23 left as the Florida Panthers edged the Chicago Blackhawks 3 to 2; the Dallas Stars beat the New York Islanders 6 to 3; Ryan O’Reilly had two goals and two assists as the Nashville Predators beat the Colorado Avalanche 6 to 2; and the Minnesota Wild topped the Vancouver Canucks 4 to 2. In the NFL, the Seattle Seahawks handed the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss, 20 to 3, holding Kenneth Walker to 36 rushing yards and Patrick Mahomes to 162 passing yards. In Formula One, Kimi Antonelli won the United States Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, his ninth victory leaving the 20-year-old on the brink of becoming the youngest champion in series history. Looking ahead, Game 3 of the MLB World Series sends the Milwaukee Brewers to the Tampa Bay Rays tonight with Milwaukee leading 2-0. Robert Gasser faces former teammate Freddy Peralta, and the Brewers arrive with a bullpen that has allowed only seven earned runs in 50 and two-thirds postseason innings. In the NHL, the Los Angeles Kings visit the New York Rangers, the Toronto Maple Leafs meet the Calgary Flames, and the Detroit Red Wings face the Edmonton Oilers. Connor McDavid enters that last game with 33 points through 11 outings, while Leon Draisaitl has scored in six straight. In the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night; Dallas has scored fewer than 20 points in consecutive Dak Prescott starts for the first time since 2019. In NBA news, the Raptors held Kawhi Leonard out Sunday with swelling in his left knee, a notable early concern after the 35-year-old arrived in a blockbuster off-season trade.