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Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Jacob de la Rose faces a battle for ice-time. [Montreal Gazette]
- Xavier Ouellet is confident of carving a place for himself on the Canadiens. [La Presse]
- The Montreal Canadiens Alumni will play a game in Kingston on October 28 to benefit soldiers, veterans, and first responders. [Montreal Gazette]
- Max Domi takes us through his daily summer training routine. [Montreal Canadiens (Video)]
- Eric Gelinas will continue his career with HC Slovan Bratislava of the KHL. [Journal de Montreal]
- Tom Parisi has decided to retire from professional hockey. [BBC]
- Having recovered from sports hernia surgery, Jake Evans is looking forward to the NHL Rookie Showdown in September. [Montreal Canadiens]/
Around the league and elsewhere
- Alex Galchenyuk is excited for a fresh start and another chance to play centre. [Sportsnet]
- Erik Karlsson is reportedly seeking an extension with an American NHL franchise. [TSN]
- The Toronto Maple Leafs have hired Hayley Wickenheiser as an Assistant Director of Player Development. [Toronto Maple Leafs|Pension Plan Puppets]
- Chandler Stephenson is taking the Stanley Cup to Humboldt. [TSN]
- Princeton alumnus and Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod signing Andrew Calof talks about juggling the books, the lab, and the rink. [KHL.en]
- Your T25U25 roundup: On the Forecheck (#13: Patrick Harper), Lighthouse Hockey (#6: Josh Ho-Sang), The Copper and Blue (#8: Ethan Bear), The Cannon (#9: Ryan Murray), Silver Seven (#12: Jonathan Tychonick), Mile High Hockey (#4: Tyson Jost), PensBurgh (#10-6), Broad Street Hockey (#7: Philippe Myers), Pension Plan Puppets (#8: Andreas Johnsson), Die by the Blade (#5: Rasmus Ristolainen), Second City Hockey (#9: Nicolas Beaudin)/