Montreal Canadiens
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After the nine-goal blowout that eliminated the Quebec Remparts, we’re left with Michael McCarron as the prospect to watch. The Oshawa Generals will be facing the Kelowna Rockets today at 7 pm EDT. [Canadiens]
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A raw interview with McCarron. “I don’t know if we’re the favourite [to win]…in the locker room we’d like to think so”. [Canadiens]
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Here’s a recap of the 9-3 loss of the Remparts to the Rockets. Quite an emotional end to the season. [Pension Plan Puppets]
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The Remparts fans didn’t take the loss well.
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P.K. Subban is working with the Hockey de rue tournament to raise about $250,000 for the Montreal Canadiens Children’s Foundation. He talks about playing mini-sticks indoors as a kid, and how he and his brothers ruined a hallway and a ventilation system. [Montreal Gazette]
Also:
Story coming tomorrow on #Habs @PKSubban1. I just asked him who he likes to win Stanley Cup. “It doesn’t matter. It’s not us.”
— Dave Stubbs (@Dave_Stubbs) May 30, 2015
Around the League and Elsewhere
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End of an era: today’s Memorial Cup final will be the Quebec City Colisee’s last hockey game. Somewhat amusingly, it’s not the Colisee’s last event. That’ll be a Metallica concert in September. [The Star]
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Rogers made a $5.2-billion gamble for a monopoly on Canadian hockey broadcasting. Did its first year pay off? [Globe and Mail]
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What went wrong for the New York Rangers in the 2015 playoffs? [Blueshirt Banter]
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CBC’s Scott Oake interviewed the chillest man in the world yesterday and asked him what his tickets to MSG cost. You have to watch the whole exchange here. [Puck Daddy]
OAKE: “Tell me again what you paid for this seat?”
WILL: “Four thousand, five hundred dollars. Hundreds only. Benjamin-Franklin-is-killin’-the-gaaaaame.”
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Guess who just won CHL’s Player of the Year, Scholastic Player of the Year, and Top Prospect of the Year? Why, it was Dylan Strome. Psyche! Of course it wasn’t. [The Score]
Connor McDavid poses with his CHL hardware. pic.twitter.com/JBxJPh0TA6
— Kevin McGran (@kevin_mcgran) May 30, 2015
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Teemu Selanne dressed up for Game 7.