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Monday Habs Headlines: Canadiens still learning how to win

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Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • The Canadiens have had little trouble getting leads, but have lost a lot of points by failing to hold them. Much of the room for improvement next season comes in rectifying that. [Journal de Montreal]
  • If teams are in the market for a defenceman, Kent Hughes has a slew of them who could be available. [RDS]
  • Putting Juraj Slafkovský first 100 games in the context of other top-two draft picks. [Radio-Canada]
  • There were few comments on Kaiden Guhle playing his 100th game last week, maybe because no one believes that’s how little experience he has in the NHL. [The Athletic]
  • With a body of work that now equals about one-fifth of a season, Joshua Roy ranks first in several statistical categories among Canadiens forwards. [RDS]
  • A shutout from Jacob Fowler clinched the Hockey East title for Boston College. [BC Eagles]
  • Expected to play just a few games behind Ann-Renée Desbiens, Elaine Chuli has become one of the top reasons why Montreal sits in first place in the PWHL. [Le Devoir]
  • Bree Gallagher, Brendan’s sister, has launched a campaign to raise funds for brain cancer research after their mother was diagnosed with glioblastoma. [BC Cancer Foundation]

Around the league and elsewhere

  • Evgeny Kuznetsov cleared waivers and was assigned to the AHL powerhouse Hershey Bears. [NHL.com]
  • The Rangers have extended Jonathan Quick’s stay in New York by another year. [TSN]
  • At one point sitting in a playoff spot, the Arizona Coyotes will now be deadline sellers. [NHL.com]
  • Kent Johnson won’t play again for the Columbus Blue Jackets this season due to a shoulder injury. [NHL.com]

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