Monday Habs Headlines: Jacob de la Rose brings home the gold

Montreal News and Notes

• It came down to a shootout, but Jacob de la Rose and Team Sweden took home the gold in the 2018 IIHF World Championship. [Sportsnet]
• And although he didn’t get to spend any time between the pipes, Charlie Lindgren will be wearing the bronze with Team USA after topping Team Canada. [Sportsnet]
• Jake Evans graduated from the University of Notre Dame on Sunday with a degree in management consulting. [NHL]
• TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger crushes the dream that John Tavares will someday become a Hab. [Montreal Gazette]
• After being hired by Marc Bergevin in 2016, pro scout Sean Burke is uncertain about his future with Canadiens. [Montreal Gazette]/

Around the League and Elsewhere

• The 1980 Memorial Cup had controversy, near riots and a live chicken. Thirty-eight years later, blame and bad feelings still linger. [Sportsnet]
• The Vegas Golden Knights continue to blow everyone’s minds/

1️⃣2️⃣ wins down, 4️⃣ to go for the @GoldenKnights. #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/dQTGvDwxUg

— NHL (@NHL) May 20, 2018

• While over in the Eastern Conference, the Capitals look to take a different approach against Vasilevskiy and the Lightning in Game 6. [NHL]
• Marian Hossa of the Chicago Blackhawks has retired due to health problems after 19 seasons in the NHL seasons. [NHL] /