Thursday Habs Headlines: Kent Hughes could still make moves this fall
In today’s links, the possibility of a fall trade, Suzuki’s 2026 achievements, interesting position for the Habs in Atlantic Division, acquisitions who could make a big impact, and more.
We could see a trade this September or October as long as Kent Hughes can find the right “dance partner”. [Montreal Gazette]
If no trades are made this offseason, Hughes can look back with no regrets given how his team is shaping up. [The Hockey Writers]
Habs players reveal why they should stick to hockey instead of handyman tasks. [Canadiens]
Looking back at Nick Suzuki’s recent achievements as he enters his 27th year. [Journal de Montreal]
The Canadiens find themselves in an interesting position in an Atlantic Division that has changed significantly heading into the 2026-27 season. [The Sick Podcast]
Why Patrik Laine could be a gamble worth taking for the Toronto Maple Leafs. [The Leafs Nation]
On the flip side, reasons why Laine is not a fit for the Maple Leafs system. [Editor In Leaf]
Around the league and elsewhere
Under-the-radar acquisitions who could make a bigger impact than expected. [Sportsnet]
Questions facing the Florida Panthers as they head into the new season with the Tkachuk brothers and no Sergei Bobrovsky. [NHL]
Behind the scenes of how the Winnipeg Jets’ are building this season’s giveaways, community and culture. [NHL]
When the time comes to choose a new captain, should the C go to the young superstar or a veteran? [Sask Today]
Which NHL stars would dominate an all-time Stanley Cup roster battle? [The Athletic]
Hockey Canada extended suspensions of four 2018 world junior players after breaching its code of conduct. [TSN]
