Saturday Habs Headlines: Claude Julien taking measured approach to team’s flaws

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Claude Julien isn’t impressed with the team’s porous penalty kill. [Radio-Canada]
• Despite the disappointing lose to San Jose, the Canadiens’ coach opted to take a different route when it came to dealing with his players. [NHL]
• Jonathan Drouin has learned to embrace the pressures that come with playing for the Canadiens. [CBC]
• There will always be something special about watching the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Montreal Canadiens on Hockey Night in Canada. [Montreal Gazette]
• Legendary Canadiens coach Scotty Bowman sat down fellow Habs alumni Ken Dryden, to reflect on his memorable career. [CBC]
• Max Domi has started a new charitable initiative to give back to those living with Type 1 diabetes. [Global Newswire]
• Danny Gallivan’s childhood home was partially destroyed by fire, and there is a call to make it a heritage site before it’s too late. [Amherst News]
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Around the league and elsewhere

• The Tampa Bay Lightning seem have learned from their past playoff mishaps. [ESPN]
• Advanced stats don’t to be so complicated to understand. Here's a breakdown of what those stats really mean. [The Seattle Times]
• The New York Rangers will have to do without the services of Vitali Kravtsov. [Blueshirt Banter]
• The Pittsburgh Penguins made a trade, sending defenseman Erik Gudbranson to the Anaheim Ducks. [Pensburgh]
• All is not well in Chicago, as forward Brendan Perlini has requested a trade from the Blackhawks. [NHL]
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