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Tuesday Habs Headlines: Words and Deeds

Praise for Andrei Markov continues, the Habs offense is the best it’s been in decades, arena size at the Olympics, injuries, retirements, and more in today’s links.

Andrei Markov by Lisa Gansky | CC BY-SA 2.0

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

  • Andrei Markov’s actions (and teammates) did all the talking needed. [Canadiens]
  • Maturing is the goal, and that doesn’t happen overnight or without hiccups. [The Athletic]
  • The Habs goal scorers are propelling them to levels they have not reached in 30 years. [TVA]
  • Pascal Vincent and Owen Beck have a plan for the latter’s development. [TVA Sports]

Around the League and Elsewhere

  • Hockey at the Olympics will be played on a smaller rink than in the NHL. [Radio-Canada | CBC | Sportsnet]
  • Weighing in on rink size. [Sportsnet | Sportsnet]
  • Jon Cooper answers questions about Team Canada. [Montreal Gazette | TSN]
  • Quinn Hughes trade speculation is ramping up. [TSN]
  • The Devils are interested in Hughes, Steven Stamkos, and Ryan O’Reilly. [Yahoo Sports]
  • Craig Smith retires. [NHL]
  • The Sens have reportedly hired a firm to lobby for arena funds. [TSN]
  • Ottawa’s playoff chances hinge on improved special teams. [Sportsnet]
  • Edmonton’s confidence is on the rise. [CBC]
  • Despite injuries, Tampa has returned. [La Presse]
  • Parity is the name of the game this season, with teams all bunched up in the standings — with a few exceptions. [Sportsnet]
  • Hockey Canada is changing up its process in hopes of a return to form at the WJC. [Montreal Gazette]
  • Winnipeg is excited to have the Heritage Classic return. [Radio-Canada]

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