Friday Habs Headlines: A long way from being over

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• As the scene shifts to Montreal, the Habs think this series is a long way from being over. [Sportsnet]
• After testing positive for COVID-19, Dominique Ducharme is poised to make his Stanley Cup Finals debut. [Montreal Gazette]
• The Habs are determined to find their offensive game. [The Athletic]
• Is it time to bring Tomas Tatar into the lineup to spark the Canadiens’ offence? [Montreal Gazette]
• Nick Suzuki is emerging as a quiet leader on Montreal’s journey. [Sportsnet]
• The Tampa Bay Lightning, for their part, are taking nothing for granted. [Sportsnet]
• The team will host outdoor viewing parties for fans unable to secure tickets to the Bell Centre. [Sportsnet]
• Province of Quebec Director of Public Health Dr. Horatio Arruda explains the decision to not expand Bell Centre capacity to 10,500. [TVA Sports]

Around the league and elsewhere

• The Los Angeles Kings have acquired Viktor Arvidsson from the Nashville Predators for two draft picks. [TSN]
• Mikhail Sergachev’s physicality has been on display this series. [La Presse]
• How Brayden Point is dominating the playoffs. [ESPN]
• Looking back at the NHL on NBC, as the league prepares to move on to ESPN. [The Athletic]
• What are the top free agent priorities for each Canadian team? [TSN (Video)]
• Looking at potential trade packages for Seth Jones. [The Athletic]
• André Tourigny is officially announced as the head coach of the Arizona Coyotes. [TSN]
• How to properly “read” the progression of a prospect playing in a European league. [Stanley Cup of Chowder]