Friday Habs Headlines: Is Sven Andrighetto part of the Canadiens' plans?

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

• Sven Andrighetto will hope to play a part in the Canadiens' offense next season, but will first help out the Swiss national team at the World Championships. [La Presse]
• Despite being sent down to the AHL, Ben Scrivens is maintaining a positive outlook on the future and on the season that has been. [SN]
• For the team's new goaltender Charlie Lindgren - who sported the image of Ken Dryden on his mask in college - signing in Montreal was a natural decision. [JDM]
• St. John's Ice Caps forward Markus Eisenschmid, a native of Germany, comes from a devoted hockey-playing family. [IIHF]
• Canadiens great Yvan Cournoyer believes that the Habs were robbed of a playoff berth by the Red Wings in 1970. [The Province]
• The Ice Caps have named Zachary Fucale as the team's Man of the Year, celebrating the young goalie's community involvement. [Ice Caps]

Around the League and Elsewhere

• As we enter the final stretch of the regular season, take a look at some of the injuries which could have a major impact on the playoffs. [Eye on Hockey]
• There will officially be no Canadian teams competing in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since the year 1970. [Puck Daddy]
• Washington Capitals forward Jason Chimera has been fined by the league for butt-ending rookie defenceman Shayne Gostisbehere on Wednesday. [Puck Daddy]
• Some NHL productions have been given some love at the Sports Emmys:

  — NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) March 31, 2016

• The city of Medicine Hat has given notice that the WHL's Tigers must vacate the Canalta Centre they call home by April 7. [Twitter]