Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- The Montreal Canadiens’ defence has been a cause for concern through the first four games. [Sportsnet]
- The Canadiens need to start getting on the board first, if they hope to get more than four points over their next few games. [Radio-Canada]
- Claude Julien clarified the comments he made regarding Nick Suzuki. [Le Journal De Montreal]
- Speaking of Suzuki, Pierre McGuire believes he needs to slightly tune his game in order to be more effective. [TSN 690]
- The Laval Rocket will be welcoming back a familiar face:/
Defenseman Noah Juulsen was assigned to the AHL Laval Rocket today.
Noah was given clearance by the team doctors following his on-ice session today in Brossard. He will join the Rocket tonight in Milwaukee.
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) October 11, 2019
Around the league and elsewhere
- History was made in the WHL, when the Moose Jaw Warriors hired the league’s first ever female coach. [Sportsnet]
- How long will hockey remain Canada’s game? [National Post]
- NHL teams may just benefit from changing coaches sooner. [Arctic Ice Hockey]
- Despite a lack of resources, Argentina’s national hockey teams continue to thrive. [NHL]
- Now these new Young Guns cards are definitely worth collecting. [Upper Deck Blog]/
