Montreal Canadiens news and notes:
- The first-place Montreal Canadiens are warily happy, but their grip on the division lead is fragile [Sean Gordon]
- The Habs play the San Jose Sharks tonight. Five things you should know [Gazette]
- Montreal may want to give Michael McCarron a head start now that he’s returned to the big club [TSN 690]
- The Habs family always does a great job when it comes to charity. [Twitter]
- Andrew Shaw isn’t happy with the Krug hit, but knows it’s out of his control. [Gazette]
- Noah Juulsen could be seeing a lot of ice time at the World Junior Championship/
L’espoir du Canadien Noah Juulsen pourrait être sur la première paire en défense. pic.twitter.com/WBrWdvtX9O
— Hockey 360 (@hockey360) December 15, 2016
- Stephane Waite understands why Carey Price lost his cool last week. “At one point enough is enough”. [RDS]/
Around the League and elsewhere:
- The excellent Christopher Curtis joined Andrew Berkshire on his latest podcast to talk about his feud with Michel Therrien and more:/
- Bob McKenzie held court over the Dale Tallon story in Florida [TSN]
- Mike Hoffman will have a hearing over his hit on Logan Couture [CBC]
- The Winnipeg Jets victorious over the slumping Florida Panthers [NHL]
- Rachel Doerrie, of the CWHL, tells us why she will be the first female NHL general manager [CBC]
- How a 17-year-old from Markham outfitted and entire girls’ hockey team in a remote First Nation [CBC]/
