Saturday Habs Headlines: How much is Alex Radulov worth?

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

• Nobody knows what it will take to sign Alexander Radulov, but Bob McKenzie takes a wild guess. [Bob McKenzie]

• The Habs could need to completely change their mindset. [Montreal Gazette]
• With the loss to the Crunch last night, 20 years of AHL comes to an end in St. John’s.

• Victor Mete spent the season in the shadow of Habs prospect Mikhail Sergachev. [La Presse]
• Jacob de La Rose remains a mystery, as he has yet to carve a permanent spot in the Habs’ NHL lineup. [Journal de Montréal]
• The Canadiens signed undrafted Antoine Waked after his best season in the QMJHL. [Habs EOTP]
• The Habs sweep the podium in TVA’s top ten Quebec-born players in the playoffs. [TVA Sports]
• AHL Executives visit the home of the soon-to-be Laval Rocket. [Rocket]

• Sylvain Lefebvre is confident in his future with the Canadiens’ organisation. [RDS]

Around the League and Elsewhere

• Olivier Bouchard examines the controversy that refuses to die, the utilisation of P.K. Subban. [NHL]
• As always, Subban’s personality, which makes him the star he is, comes under fire from some old guy who once beat a fan with a shoe. [SB Nation NHL]
• The New York Islanders have inked an affiliation with the ECHL’s new team, the Worcester Railers. [Islanders]
• Fans are beginning to put pressure on teams about players with history of sexual assault or domestic violence. [Puck Daddy]
• Julien Brisebois wears many hats for the Tampa Bay Lightning, but he’s also a very hands-on General Manager of the AHL’s Syracuse Crunch. [ICI Radio-Canada]
• Thomas Roost takes a look at differences in player development between European leagues and the NHL. [Swiss Hockey News]
• A new crop of players are joining Team Canada for the Worlds. [Hockey Canada]

• In a dramatic finish, Korea was promoted to the top-tier of IIHF competition after a shootout win over Ukraine. [IIHF]