Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Growing up around the Philadelphia Flyers and seeing how that city treated its goaltenders prepared Cayden Primeau for the harshness that comes with being an NHL netminder. [La Presse]
- Rafaël Harvey-Pinard recognizes that he now has another opportunity like he did last year to prove his value to the team. [RDS]
- Stéphane Robidas believes this difficult road trip is critical experience for his young team. [Journal de Montreal]
- Josh Anderson needs some offence down the stretch, for his sake and Habs’ in the future. [The Athletic]
- Montreal doesn’t have enough room for all the young defencemen ready for the NHL. Which player is most likely to be traded? [Montreal Gazette]
- Jacob Fowler led Boston College to a Hockey East title over Lane Hutson and Luke Tuch’s Boston University, making an incredible desperation save in the process. [Journal de Montreal]
- Carey Price was in Kennewick, Washington for the celebration of Tri-City Americans general manager Bob Tory’s 2000th game:
Around the league and elsewhere
- “It’s behind me now,” captain Sean Couturier says of his benching in Philadelphia. [NHL.com]
- Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen is giving the Buffalo Sabres hope after the organization gave him time to develop. [NHL.com]
- Nick Leddy played his 1000th game yesterday. [NHL.com]
- PWHL Toronto’s winning streak is over after 11 games thanks to Daryl Watts’s hat trick. [CBC]
