Montreal Canadiens News and Notes
- Though the Sochi Olympics may have left a bitter taste in Max Pacioretty’s mouth, the captain is determined to win it all when he represents Team USA at the upcoming World Cup. [Journal De Montreal]
- Suiting up for Team Russia at the World Championships, prevented defenseman Alexei Emelin from dwelling on Montreal’s terrible season for too long, [Canadiens]
- While the Canadiens may have a glut of defensemen at the moment, Mark Barberio is still intent on grabbing a top-six spot. [Journal De Montreal]
- Carey Price’s performance at the World Cup will be followed closely, as Montreal’s franchise goaltender takes to the ice for the first time since recovering from his injury. [NHL]
- Max Pacioretty raised $145,000 for charity through his golf tournament:
145 000 $ amassés lors du tournoi du capitaine //
$145,000 raised during the captain’s tournament #Pacioretty2016 pic.twitter.com/MjVL98dBUr— CHC – Fondation (@CHCFondation) August 16, 2016
- Good luck to the St. John’s IceCaps!/
The IceCaps will take on the @TorontoMarlies in the Second Annual Colemans Cup.
Details: {https://t.co/woFCdFkf0u} pic.twitter.com/6K8k5TMJFa
— St. John’s IceCaps (@IceCapsAHL) August 17, 2016
Around The League and Elsewhere
- Former Canadien Devante Smith-Pelly talked about music, his time in Montreal and explained why he wasn’t too surprised by the P.K. Subban trade (his interview starts around the 1:02:30 minute mark). [Cabbie Presents]
- New York Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello shared his thoughts on some of the moves his team has made this offseason. [Blueshirt Banter]
- General manager David Poile expects that forward Ryan Johansen will have a career year with the Nashville Predators next season. [Today’s Slapshot]
- Success will not come easy, if Canadian NHL franchises continue to obsess over winning games the “right way”. [Splice Today]
- Hockey players are constantly working out, even during their summer breaks. [YouTube]
