Wednesday Habs Headlines: Dale Weise would love to return to the Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Despite having been traded to the Chicago Blackhawks, Dale Weise would love to return to the Habs. [RDS]
• Having survived a life threatening bout of acute bacterial meningitis, Tim Bozon considers himself lucky to have the opportunity to play hockey again. [Montreal Gazette]
• Charles Hudon reflected on his highly successful year with the St. John’s IceCaps, after having scored a team leading 28 goals this season. [YouTube]
• Bob McKenzie offered his thoughts on the possibility of P.K. Subban being able to persuade Steven Stamkos to come to Montreal. [TSN 690]
• When it comes to goalies masks in Montreal, there is more than what meets the eye. [Canadiens]
• The Brampton Beast take a look back at some of their best moments from the 2015-2016 ECHL season! [Brampton Beast]
• Prospect Noah Juulsen wrapped up a relatively successful season with the Everett Silvertips, having scored 7 goals and 21 assists. [Canadiens]
• Les Canadiennes star Caroline Ouellette and Boston Blades goaltender Genevieve Lacasse will ski to the North Pole, raising money for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder research in the process. [Sports Illustrated]

Around the league and elsewhere

• The Arizona Coyotes are relocating their AHL team, the Springfield Falcons, to Tucson. [Five For Howling]
• The NHL playoffs are a trying time for fans who’s teams didn’t make the playoffs (looking at you, all seven Canadian teams), but here’s what you fans can look forward to. [Sportsnet]
• But Canada’s hockey related woes however, go far beyond simply missing the playoffs this season. [Ottawa Citizen]
• St. Louis baseball fans aren’t big fans of Chelsea Dagger, either. [Second City Hockey]
• Congratulations to Metallurg Magnitogorsk! Metallurg Magnitogorsk took game seven by a score of 3-1 to defeat CSKA Moscow in the KHL finals and win the Gagarin Cup. [KHL]
• Playing in the KHL worked out well for Alex Semin: