Wednesday Habs Headlines: Vegas or Colorado?

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Vegas or Colorado: who should the Habs cheer for? [TSN]
• Regardless of opponent, the Canadiens’ next challenge will be unlike any they’ve faced so far. [RDS]
• This win belongs as much to Dominique Ducharme as anyone else. [Radio-Canada]
• Montreal’s offensive zone pressure was pivotal to overwhelming both the Winnipeg Jets and Toronto Maple Leafs. [The Hockey Tactics Newsletter]
• Have the Forum ghosts finally arrived at the Bell Centre? [Montreal Gazette]
• The Canadiens’ playoff run is evoking memories of 1993. [NHL.com]
• The final team to enter the post-season is now the first to enter the final four. [CBC]
• Carey Price shared a moment with Geraldine Lee Shingoose, an activist and residential school survivor, prior to game 2 in Winnipeg. [Montreal Canadiens]
• For Price and fellow veteran Shea Weber, the time is now. [The Athletic]
• Sean Farrell has been named USHL MVP. [On Tap Sports Net]

Around the league and elsewhere

• London-native Nazem Kadri speaks about the anti-Islamic attack in his hometown. [Sportsnet]
• Every possible Stanley Cup Finals matchup: ranked. [The Athletic]
• What the Seattle Kraken can learn from the Vegas Golden Knights as the expansion draft approaches. [The Athletic]
• What’s next for the Winnipeg Jets? [The Athletic]
• When it comes to Tyler Toffoli, Montreal’s gain is Vancouver’s pain. [Daily Hive]
• Bob Hartley has been named KHL Coach of the Year. [RDS]
• Matthew Dumba, Oskar Lindblom, and Patrick Marleau are this year’s nominees for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy. [The Hockey News]