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Thursday Habs Headlines: High praise for Nick Suzuki

In today’s links, Patrice Bergeron praises Suzuki, Dobeš is the bargain of the season, Flyers looking to pick up where they left off, Canucks betting on major revamp, and more.

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Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • Patrice Bergeron has high praise for Nick Suzuki, saying he has “all the attributes of a true franchise player.” [Journal de Montreal]
  • TPS Turku will be retiring Saku Koivu’s No. 11 this October in his hometown of Turku, Finland. [Journal de Montreal]
  • Jakub Dobeš could be the NHL’s best bargain this season. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Dobeš took time out of his summer to surprise a group of young hockey players at the Canadiens Hockey School. [NHL]
  • The fact the Canadiens are in no rush to make a trade speaks to their luxury of time. [The Athletic]

Around the league and elsewhere

  • The Vancouver Canucks are betting on youth, experience and a revamped management team this season. [TSN]
  • After ending their five-year playoff drought the Philadelphia Flyers are eager to make deep run this season. [NHL]
  • Young girls attending a two-day camp in North Surrey learned hockey skills from some of the pros of the Vancouver Goldeneyes. [The Progress]
  • Ranking the best all-time seasons from the NHL’s stars who refused to slow down. [Sportsnet]
  • All 32 teams are getting a Hometown Remix uniform this season, designed to “authentically celebrate the fans, city, and local culture of each team.” [TSN]

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