Monday Habs Headlines: This year's Canadiens are more than just Carey Price

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• P.K. Subban spoke to Robyn Flynn during his website reveal a few days ago.  Check out that interview and more hockey talk in Robyn's Centre Ice podcast. [Soundcloud]
• The Canadiens are now the only undefeated team in the league, and finally showing that they're more than just Carey Price. [NHL]
• Michel Therrien is happy with the power play so far and is just taking this season game by game, not worrying ahead. [LaPresse]
• Mike Condon took quite an unusual route to the NHL. [Boston Globe]
• The Canadiens are gelling and everyone in the room has one thing in mind: The Stanley Cup. [Montreal Gazette]
• Habs Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Gilmore's name is being discussed to be the next president of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE). [Sportsnet]
• Brendan Gallagher's controversial goal on Saturday night is starting to raise replay questions around the league. [Sportsnet]

Around the NHL and elsewhere

• Hockey is becoming more diverse than ever. [The Hockey News]
• Connor McDavid showed his flash of brilliance on Saturday night, but was robbed by Jonas Hiller:

EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS. https://t.co/YPJtMzoQny

— NHL (@NHL) October 18, 2015

• Phil Kessel isn't what the Pittsburgh Penguins expected, but in a good way. [Pro Hockey Talk]
• Is firing the head coach the best option after a disastrous start for the Columbus Blue Jackets? [Puck Daddy]
• Sidney Crosby opens the season with the worst scoring slump of his career. [Eye On Hockey]
• Shane Doan talks about his legacy and his hockey playing future. [Puck Daddy]
• Joe Vitale was taken to the hospital after his fight with Kevan Miller of the Boston Bruins:

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