Wednesday Habs Headlines: What Kaiden Guhle means to the Canadiens’ future

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Kaiden Guhle is ready for the NHL. [RDS | Google Translate]
• How Guhle fits perfectly into the team that Montreal hopes to become. [The Athletic]
• A Q&A with Canadiens amateur scout Ben Shutron. [Montreal Canadiens]
• Hockeyville 2021 Elsipogtog First Nation will host the Habs and the Ottawa Senators in a preseason game this October. [CBC]
• A trip back to 1984, when the Montreal Canadiens and a fresh-faced Czechoslovakian player shocked the hockey world. [Last Word on Sports]
• This memorable season is just a sign of things to come for the Laval Rocket. [The Hockey Writers]
• Blake Biondi is among 60 names invited to USA Hockey’s National Junior Evaluation Camp. [USA Hockey]

Around the league and elsewhere

• What are the implications of Hockey Canada officials testifying before the Heritage Committee? [Sportsnet]
• Hockey Canada’s handling of sexual assault suit suggests a systemic problem. [Toronto Star]
• Sheldon Kennedy is ‘disturbed’ that Hockey Canada didn’t require players to take part in their investigation of the alleged sexual assault. [Sportsnet]
• The Seattle Kraken have hired Dan Bylsma to be the first coach of their AHL team. [The Hockey News]
• After giving all they had to achieve hockey greatness, Ted, Brandon, and Jordan Nolan found their true calling in the game — dedicating themselves to Indigenous youth. [Sportsnet]
• The rise of Cale Makar: The AJHL, a family chicken recipe and a kid who ‘looked like someone’s little brother’. [The Athletic]
• Sweden also announced their preliminary roster for the World Juniors. [Uffe Bodin]