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Montreal Canadiens News and Notes
- Marc Bergevin discusses his summer moves including the Sebastian Aho offer sheet, and Jonathan Drouin. [985 FM (French) | English]
- The power play remains Montreal’s Achilles Heel, but even with almost no personnel changes, there are still ways it can improve. [The Athletic]
- The NHL season is still a few days away, but for many Habs prospects the season has already begun. [Canadiens]
- Mattias Norlinder scored a snazzy goal for his third of the year. [Twitter]
Mattias Norlinder decides to shoot rather than deke, with a great result. That's the young defenders third goal of the season! #Habs #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/LLmJ1nJfGD
— Patrik Bexell (@Zeb_Habs) September 30, 2019
- Our own European expert appears on German podcast Glatteis to talk about the Habs. [Sportradio360]
- The Rocket announce some roster cuts. [Twitter]
The Laval Rocket announced today that forwards Michael McNicholas and Cody Milan as well as defencemen Marc-Olivier Crevier-Morin, Jonathan Racine and Gabriel Sylvestre have been released from their camp tryouts.
— Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) September 30, 2019
- We will be having a watch party in Montreal for the opening game of the season on Thursday. If you’re interested in attending, check the link for details. [Facebook]
Around the League and Elsewhere
- The St. Louis Blues’ Cup rings are here, and they're glorious. [Twitter]
A ring so beautiful it took 52 years to create. https://t.co/ykYmAtOog0 #stlblues
— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) October 1, 2019
- Has Edmonton given Connor McDavd enough support to make a difference? [The Athletic]
- California is allowing college athletes to make money on endorsements — a move that will likely reshape the NCAA landscape. [Twitter]
- Despite the “Hockey is for everyone” slogan, the NHL has a ways to go. [Yahoo Sports]
- Sidney Crosby's return to Rimouski for his jersey retirement was brief but poignient. [The Athletic]
- How Timothy Liljegren made the Maple Leafs. [The Athletic]
- Speaking of Toronto, as a team stacked with young but experienced talent, simply making the playoffs is no longer good enough. [CBC]