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Monday Habs Headlines: Brendan Gallagher is a master in front of the net.

Here are your daily links, including P.K. Subban being awesome, news from Habs practice, a barn burner, and more!

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Montreal Canadiens Links:

  • Brendan Gallagher has been growing - although not literally - and maturing into a great power-forward for the Montreal Canadiens. [TSN 690]
  • P.K. Subban remembers a young child he met at the Children's Foundation:
  • This year's Canadiens team is more than "just a team". [EOTP]
  • Congratulations to Torrey Mitchell and his wife Brindy on the birth of their second child:
  • In RapidFire news on Sunday, Alexei Emelin isn't back at practice yet and the lines stayed the same from the Avalanche game. [Canadiens]
  • ICYMI: The Habs outplayed the Avalanche, but goaltending was the difference in a 6-1 loss on Saturday night. [EOTP]
  • Les Canadiennes rolled to a 5-0 victory on Sunday afternoon against the Calgary Inferno. Marie-Philip Poulin had a hat-trick. [Canadiennes]
  • ICYMI: The IceCaps played a barn burner on Saturday night, were up 8-4 in the 3rd period, and lost the game 9-8 in overtime. [IceCaps]

Around the NHL and elsewhere:

  • NHL teams and players offer solemn tributes to the victims of the Paris attacks. [Eye On Hockey]
  • John Klingberg is a rising star in the NHL, and he just keeps producing. [Pro Hockey Talk]
  • There's all kinds of problems going on with the Pittsburgh Penguins right now. [Puck Daddy]
  • None of Jonathan Toews, David Backes, or Marko Dano will not be disciplined for their actions on Saturday night. [The Score]
  • The Nashville Predators and Winnipeg Jets combined for 35 penalties on Saturday night. [Eye On Hockey]
  • Tyson Barrie could find himself traded from the Colorado Avalanche this season. [Pro Hockey Talk]
  • Gabe Vilardi of the Windsor Spitfires will be a top prospect in the 2017 NHL draft. [Sportsnet]
  • A traumatic brain jarring injury is still causing Craig Fisher problems, 16 years later. [D&C]

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