Monday Habs Headlines: Are Carey Price and Max Pacioretty the “attitude” culprits?
Here are your daily links including the bad attitude culprits, Lindgren joins the IIHF and Les Canadiennes have some fun
Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- In light of comments made during the end of season press conference, it may have been hinted that the attitude problems this season came from Max Pacioretty and Carey Price. [Journal de Montreal | Google Translate]
- A look at some of Charlie Lindgren’s highlight-reel saves from this season. [NHL]
- It’s those saves that got him a spot on Team USA for the IIHF World Championship. [EOTP]
- The 2017-18 CWHL season may be over, but Les Canadiennes fans can continue to cheer on Marion Allemoz and Lore Baudrit and Team France at the IIHF Worlds. [The CWHL]
- Les Canadiennes have a little fun in the photo booth at the Montreal Media Celebrity Hockey Marathon. [Twitter]
- Mike Reilly is already looking forward to next season. /
Around the league and elsewhere
- Boston Bruins’ defender Patrice Bergeron is one of the NHL’s most respected players but is still underappreciated. [Sportsnet]
- The Winnipeg Jets’ Dustin Byfuglien gets praise for his Stanley Cup Playoffs contributions. [Journal de Montreal]
- The old saying, “Big and good beats small and good” is as important as ever in the playoffs. [Sportsnet]
- The Golden Knights are the talk of the town after they won their first two playoff games against the Kings. [NHL]
- The Humboldt Broncos and their broadcaster were honored this weekend. /
"Somewhere, Tyler Bieber has a headset. Let's let him call this one."
— AHL (@TheAHL) April 15, 2018
This weekend, the voices of AHL teams across the league came together for a tribute to honor the memories of the Humboldt Broncos and Tyler Bieber, their broadcaster. pic.twitter.com/nwFcVKpqt8