Montreal News and Notes
- How far up the Habs climb over their final 36 games will depend largely on Shea Weber and Carey Price delivering like they did on Saturday. [Sportsnet]
- The Canadiens put in a complete effort against Colorado, but it was Victor Mete who received the most praise from his teammates. [NHL]
- Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s possession numbers and his recent play in all three zones show that his play continues to improve as the season goes on. [Scrimmage and Stats]
- Phillip Danault was named first star against the Avalanche after being a quite force on the ice. [Journal de Montreal]
- What’s the best way to spend your 99th birthday? Why, at your first Habs game of course! [NHL]
- An inconsistent Jonathan Drouin could learn from Max Domi. [Montreal Gazette]
- Andrew Zadarnowski joined Habs Breakfast to discuss the Canadiens big win, the future, and more. [TSN 690]/
Around the League and Elsewhere
- Mike Matheson of the Florida Panthers uses his psychology background to sharpen his focus and mentor other players. [NHL]
- The CWHL All-Star game is coming up on January 20 and we now have all the deets you need. [The Ice Garden]
- We’re six weeks out from the trade deadline and it looks like it’s shaping up to be a buyer’s market. [Sportsnet]
- Braden Holtby gives an update on the eye injury he sustained during Saturday’s game/
Braden Holtby update on his eye injury sustained last night vs Columbus #ALLCAPS pic.twitter.com/Dis8BtlR7q
— Washington Capitals (@Capitals) January 13, 2019
