Monday Habs Headlines: Which Canadiens will get a chance at redemption during the play-in series?

Montreal News and Notes

• A look at the Habs who have the most to play for when hockey returns. [The Hockey Writers]
• What signing Torey Krug would mean for the Canadiens. [Last Word on Hockey]
• Why the Canadiens are cause for concern as a play-in matchup against the Penguins. [Pensburgh]
• The crushing too-many-men-on-the-ice loss in Montreal in ’79 left the Boston Bruins with too many tears. [Boston Globe]
• The free agent defencemen that Montreal should consider. [The Hockey Writers]
• Name a cuter father-daughter duo. Go ahead… I’ll wait./

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Happy Father’s Day @cp0031 These girls have you wrapped around their little fingers and it’s the cutest thing in the world 🤍

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Around the League and Elsewhere

• Three Canadian cities have been shortlisted after the NHL cut down its list of 10 potential hub cities to six. [CTV]
• Wayne Gretzky couldn’t see his dad in person on Father’s Day this year, but he still made sure to show his love with coffee, donuts and Twitter. [NHL]
• On June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Edmonton Oilers defenceman Ethan Bear spoke about what it means to be a role model for the next generation of Indigenous hockey players. /

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June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. @edmontonoilers defenceman Ethan Bear spoke about what it means to be a role model for the next generation of Indigenous hockey players. #NIPDCanada

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