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Thursday Habs Headlines: Canadiens will look much different heading into next season

Here are your daily links, including the changes made to the Canadiens, Shea Weber won't change his style of play and Brad Richards announced his retirement.

By Aruny Siv
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Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

  • With new additions Shea Weber and Andrew Shaw in the lineup, the Montreal Canadiens will look a lot different when they take to the ice next season. [NHL]
  • Shea Weber looks forward to pulling on a Montreal Canadiens jersey and reaffirms that this trade won't make him change his style of play. [TSN 1040]
  • The 2016-17 edition of the Canadiens has the potential to be embraced by anti-analytics proponents. [The Comeback]
  • Marc Bergevin took some big risks this summer and here's how his club could look come opening day. [NHL]
  • Jeff Petry shares his thoughts on some of the best stops around the NHL. [Canadiens]
  • Alex Galchenyuk is using some old-school methods to stay in shape. [Instagram]
  • Defenceman Tim Billingsley has re-signed with the Brampton Beast. [Beast]
  • Les Canadiennes forward Noémie Marin will be working with Team Canada:

Around The League and Elsewhere

  • Brad Richards has decided to step away from the sport, after having spent 15 seasons in the league. [TSN]
  • Former Canadien and current unrestricted free agent Dominic Moore described P.K. Subban as a character person who he enjoyed playing with. [Today’s Slapshot]
  • With seven teams needing a captain next season, which players do you think will end up with a 'C' sewn on their jerseys? [Sportsnet]
  • Is culture just a convenient excuse being used to justify hockey trades? [WFAA]
  • Former Canadien Doug Soeteart was named the new general manager of the AHL's Tuscon Roadrunners. [AHL]
  • The cities of Windsor and London are preparing a joint bid for the 2019 World Junior Championship. [CBC]
  • An Albertan minor-league hockey player received rape threats and was assaulted during a game. [National Post]
  • Dale Weise is making Philadelphia home:


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