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Monday Habs Headlines: Saying goodbye to Guy Lafleur

In today’s links, people gather to pay their respects to Guy Lafleur at the Bell Centre, Hughes has a lot of factors to consider when making moves this summer, the Toronto-Tampa playoff showdown could be “borderline violent”, and more.

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1991 42nd NHL All-Star Game: Wales Conference v Campbell Conference

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

  • Fans line up to pay respects to Guy Lafleur who will lie in state at the Bell Centre Sunday and Monday. [Montreal Gazette]
  • During his tenure as owner of the Canadiens, quite a few legends have passed so Geoff Molson will have a heavy-hearted sense of deja vu as he attends Guy’s funeral. [NHL]
  • It’s been an emotional time.
  • Alexander Romanov deserved to win the Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy this season. [The Hockey Writers]
  • While Shea Weber may never play hockey — or speak to the media — again, Jonathan Drouin, Paul Byron and Jake Allen look forward to returning. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Kent Hughes has some big decisions to make during the offseason and Carey Prices’s knee, Weber’s contract and Jeff Petry’s family life will all come into play. [Regina Leader-Post]
  • Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield will be two key pieces to the future success of the Canadiens’ franchise. [Montreal Gazette]

Around the League and Elsewhere

  • Studying up on the playoff version of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Sheldon Keefe is preparing the Toronto Maple Leafs for a “borderline violent series”. [Sportsnet]
  • Auston Matthews is up for the challenge saying, “it’s not supposed to be easy”. [TSN]
  • What else can we expect from Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs? [Sportsnet]
  • For a second straight season, Connor McDavid wins the Art Ross Trophy while Matthews scooped up the Rocket Richard. [TSN]

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