Friday Habs Headlines: Max Domi is skating out of his father’s shadow
In today’s links, Max Domi forges his own identity, the Canadiens know they have work to do on special teams, and the rise in goalie concussions is something on the NHL’s radar.
Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Max Domi is skating out of his father’s shadow. [Montreal Gazette]
- Domi is very happy to be in Montreal. [Montreal Canadiens]
- Improving the Habs’ special-teams play “starts with attitude.” [Montreal Gazette]
- The Canadiens are focused on turning these six games into something more permanent - a winning culture. [Sportsnet]
- Karl Alzner showed his resilience in his return to the lineup vs. the Blues. [Sportsnet]
- Starting his second NHL season, Charles Hudon says that he feels confident. [Journal de Montreal]
- Seven moments of the Habs-Sens rivalry. [Journal de Montreal]
- Charlie and Ryan Lindgren faced off against each other for the first time Wednesday night, as Ryan’s Hartford Wolf Pack visited Laval. [RDS]/
Around the league and elsewhere
- The NWHL’s only native player is on a mission to open the door for others. [The Athletic]
- Power plays are succeeding at a greater clip than ever before in the NHL, but why? [Sportsnet]
- New data is influencing when coaches are pulling their goaltenders. [TSN]
- With enough experience around the game, coaches, scouts, and players start recognizing “tells” for the information that they need to know. [The Athletic]
- The NHL is concerned by the recent rise in goalie concussions. [TSN]/