Canadiens beat the Capitals 6-3 to cut their series deficit to 2
- The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Washington Capitals 6-3 in Game 3 on April 25, 2025, at home.
- This victory occurred in the first-round playoff series as Montreal cut Washington's series lead to 2-1, with both starting goalies exiting due to injuries.
- Washington's Logan Thompson left in the third period after a collision, while Montreal's Sam Montembeault exited earlier in the second.
- Thompson allowed five goals on 35 shots before leaving, replaced by Charlie Lindgren, and Juraj Slafkovsky scored Montreal's fifth goal.
- Montreal's rookie netminder Jakub Dobes earned his first NHL playoff win in relief, leaving Thompson's availability for Game 4 in doubt.
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