Monday Habs Headlines: The Canadiens show their appreciation for healthcare workers

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

• Throughout the COVID-19 battle, the Canadiens organization and their players have continued to show their appreciation for healthcare workers. [NHL]
• The coronavirus didn’t stop Dale Weise and his wife, Lauren, from throwing their twins a fun first birthday celebration. [NHL]
• The men who lived through a record 10 overtime wins remember Montreal’s amazing 1993 playoff run and Canada’s last Cup. [Sportsnet]
• On May 3, 1998, Saku Koivu helped eliminate the Penguins with a goal and an assist during Game 6. [Twitter]
• Artturi Lehkonen is a pretty aggressive ping pong player./

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You do NOT want to see Artturi Lehkonen on the ping pong table. 😂 #HockeyAtHome (🎥 @arainumos, TikTok/arainumos)

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• It may be time for an intervention for Max Domi./

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Home sweet home. #InMyJs #CakeEdition

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Around the League and Elsewhere

• If the NHL decides to continue the 2019-20 season in the near future, the issue of non-Canadian residents having to quarantine once they cross the border still remains. [Sportsnet]
• The circumstances surrounding a 2020 NHL draft doesn’t resemble anything remotely normal, but teams are still preparing. [Sportsnet]
• Henrik Lundqvist hinted on Sunday that his time with the New York Rangers could be coming to an end. [Bleacher Report]
• Who would be Wayne Gretzky’s dream linemates today? [NHL]/