Saturday Habs Headlines: Kaiden Guhle on the improvements to his offensive game

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Kaiden Guhle shares his excitement about being one game from advancing to the Memorial Cup, and sheds some light on his offensive development this season. [TSN]
• Nick Bobrov, the Canadiens’ co-director of amateur scouting, answers some questions from fans ahead of the draft. [Canadiens.com]
• We learned on Thursday that the Chicago Blackhawks were interested in Luke Richardson for their vacant head-coaching position. It’s a role the Canadiens organization won’t prevent him from pursuing. [Sportsnet]
• Cole Caufield relives the moment he was drafted by Montreal in 2019:

• He shared some of his other memories of his first night as a member of the Habs. [Canadiens.com]
• Chris Wideman’s new contract could allow him to play the role of a specialist for a rebuilding team. [Montreal Gazette]
• Montreal was the last Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup in 1993, and that lack of championship calibre is keeping veteran stars away. [Globe & Mail]

Around the league and elsewhere

• Another last-minute goal from the Tampa Bay Lightning put the New York Rangers in a 3-2 series hole, but that’s a situation they’ve overcome two times already. [ESPN]
• Ryan Miller will have his jersey retired by the Buffalo Sabres next season:

• Ben Bishop’s contract, along with a seventh-round pick, was traded to the Sabres by the Dallas Stars. [Die By The Blade]
• The schedules for the two potential Stanley Cup Final series have been revealed. [NHL.com]