Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Filip Mesar reveals that he tore several ligaments in his ankle last season but is fully recovered and ready for 2025-26, a season he knows is very important for his career. [DennikSport.sk | Google Translate]
- Nathan Beaulieu announced his retirement. [TSN]
- A 2022 NHL re-draft sees Montreal selecting Logan Cooley first overall and Lane Hutson going to the New Jersey Devils with the second pick. [The Athletic]
- The Canadiens will feature four times on Prime Video’s Monday Night Hockey this season. [NHL.com]
Around the league and elsewhere
- Zeev Buium plans to be an impact player for the Minnesota Wild in his rookie season. [NHL.com]
- Dylan Strome hopes Alexander Ovechkin’s NHL career extends beyond this season. [NHL.com]
- Ryan Strome is excited about the direction of the Anaheim Ducks. [NHL.com]
- Corey Perry is looking forward to making Southern California his home again. [NHL.com]
- Cullen Potter has the advice of his mother, Jenny Schmidgall-Potter, and her Olympic hockey medals to motivate him to make his own mark in the game. [NHL.com]
- From McDavid’s contract negotiations to the league’s marketing strategies, the most concerning stories facing the league and its players. [The Athletic]
- The NHL announced it award winners for those on the business side of the league. [NHL.com]
