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Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Alexandre Pratt has no confidence in Geoff Molson’s assessment of the state of the Montreal Canadiens. [La Presse | Google Translate]
- The owner broke a three-month silence on Tuesday, but ultimately said nothing. [The Athletic]
- Molson seems peeved by the notion that he needs an intermediary to properly supervise Marc Bergevin and the rest of hockey operations. [The Athletic]
- The Brossard practice facility might still be ice-free, but Molson isn’t worried that his players will fall behind. [Montreal Gazette]
- Dan Petry remembers his son’s path to the NHL. [Habs TV]
- Linden Vey offered his thoughts on playing with Alexander Romanov.
“I've never seen a guy that young who could be that strong. When you watched the World Juniors, you could see how physically dominant he was. When you give him more time to continue to work at that, he'll be able to take control of games.” Vey on #GoHabsGo Romanov https://t.co/xY7JVaiWgw
— Gillian Kemmerer (@gilliankemmerer) June 11, 2020
- Max Domi will be hosting a virtual party this Sunday to raise money for diabetes research. [Montreal Gazette]
- Domi’s entire life has been spent turning negatives into positives. [RDS]
Around the league and elsewhere
- “Try having these conversations [about race] for 46 years.” Anson Carter responds to those who might be exhausted by the events of recent weeks. [ProHockeyTalk]
- “You’d rather have it late than never,” says J.T. Brown regarding the support recently expressed by the hockey community. [The Athletic]
- On racism, and on returning to play—hockey and the NHL are pushing forward on multiple fronts. [31 Thoughts]
- Which of the NHL’s 10 potential hub cities are best equipped to host the league? [CBC]
- The Canadian teams are expecting that the Canadian federal government will loosen quarantine regulations for professional athletes. [Sportsnet]
- With the voting deadline set for June 15, look back at who The Athletic’s staff picked for the 2019-20 NHL awards back in March when the season first paused. [The Athletic]
- The Toronto Maple Leafs are eager to prove some people wrong. [TSN]
- Steve Valiquette, ex-goalie and founder of data company Clear Sight Hockey, offers his insights on where the league is trending. [The Athletic]
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