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Friday Habs Headlines: Choosing between Benn and Beaulieu

Montreal Canadiens news and notes:

  • The Habs might have to decide between Jordie Benn and Nathan Beaulieu for the upcoming expansion draft. [TSN]
  • What do the Canadiens need to do with Alex Galchenyuk and his next contract? [TSN 690]
  • A potentially stagnant salary cap is just another thing for Marc Bergevin to consider this offseason. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Could the Canadiens profit from the expansion draft, where teams weigh potential trades against losing players for free? [La Presse]
  • The Memorial Cup capped a whirlwind year for Mikhail Sergachev. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Down Goes Brown looks at 10 superstars who might feature in a summer blockbuster trade this year. #10 will give every Habs fan palpitations. [Sportsnet]
  • Brian Burke has high praise for Marc Bergevin. [Dan Robertson]/

  • Simon Bourque and the Saint John’s Sea Dogs accomplished great things this year. [QMJHL]
  • The Laval Rocket helped raise $1,500 for the Fondation de la Cité de la Santé. [Laval Rocket]/

Around the league and elsewhere:

  • The Vegas Golden Knights have entered into an ECHL affiliation with the Quad-City Mallards. [Vegas Golden Knights]
  • The Minnesota Wild have promoted Andrew Brunette to assistant general manager. [Sportsnet]
  • Shawn Thornton has joined the Florida Panthers executive staff. [Florida Panthers]
  • Chris Pronger is in talks with the Florida organization regarding a potential management position. [Darren Dreger]/

  • The hockey world is very insular and like-minded, and this can leave players isolated and helpless when they exit that world. How does a player develop resiliency in this environment? [Arctic Ice Hockey]
  • Vote for your favourite hockey films and help decide the best hockey movie of all time. [Hockey Wilderness]
  • IF Sundsvall Hockey has terminated their women’s team in order to save funds for the men’s team, which plays in Division 1, the third tier of Swedish hockey. [The Ice Garden]
  • The LNAH is under threat, as the Trois-Rivieres Blizzard and Laval Predateurs have both ceased operations. [Twitter]/

  • A return to the QMJHL is growing closer for the province of Newfoundland. [RDS]
  • South Korea will compete in the top division of the IIHF World Championships next year, and interest in hockey is skyrocketing in China. [Toronto Star]/

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