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Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Despite the heartbreaking ending, the Canadiens gained more than they lost in their post-season showing this year. [Sportsnet]
- This year’s iteration of the Canadiens bears a lot of similarities to the 1986 Montreal squad. [Montreal Gazette]
- Flyers coach Alain Vigneault didn’t take back his comments about Brendan Gallagher. [NBC Sports]
- GM Marc Bergevin expressed his discontent with those comments. [Sportsnet]
- Who could the Leafs potentially trade for on the Canadiens? [Pension Plan Puppets]
Around the league and elsewhere
- The NHL released a statement rebuking Mike Milbury. [NHL]
- In light of Mike Milbury’s questionable opinions, do we still need people like him in hockey media? [The Athletic]
- Washington fans may have witnessed Braden Holtby’s last game in a Capitals jersey. [ESPN]
- The Calgary Flames’ shocking playoff exit may signal that changes are on the horizon for that team. [CBC]
- How will the Winnipeg Jets manoeuvre through their tough contract situation? [Sportsnet]
- Some unfortunate news for Brandon Dubinsky and the Blue Jackets:
#CBJ GM Jarmo Kekalainen said that C Brandon Dubinsky “most likely” won’t be able to play again because of his chronic wrist injury. Not a surprise, really, but straight from the GM.
— Aaron Portzline (@Aportzline) August 21, 2020