Geoff Molson said this season was a step in the right direction but they’ll never win if the injury bug continues to bite so hard. [Journal de Montreal]
Molson also said that negotiations with Cole Caufield is in good hands and that number 22 will have to sign on the dotted line before next season begins. [TSN]
Habs fans remain excited and patient about a rebuild but still have concerns over not having a franchise player. [The Athletic]
The Calgary Flames could take a page out of the Canadiens’ book when looking for a ‘modern day coach’ like Martin St-Louis. [Montreal Gazette]
Around the League and Elsewhere
Unless the Toronto Maple Leafs decide to play villain, they can expect to continue having the same outcome as Game 1 against the Florida Panthers. [Sportsnet]
After a stabbing and police shooting during the Edmonton Oilers series-winning Game 6 against the Los Angeles Kings, Ice District watch parties will have new entry rules and be limited to adults. [Edmonton Journal]
Why 19-year-old Zachary L’Heureux of the Halifax Mooseheads was chugging mustard while on the bench. [Global News]
The Nashville Predators will be extending its affiliation agreement with the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals through the 2024-25 season. [NHL]
After 12 seasons in the NHL with the Ottawa Senators and Predators, veteran defenceman Mark Borowiecki announced his retirement. [TSN]
P.K. Subban’s comment over singer Lizzo’s weight isn’t scoring him any points. [Toronto Sun]
