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Wednesday Habs Headlines: Pascal Vincent shares the Canadiens’ vision

In today’s links, Pascal Vincent talks about becoming the head coach of the Laval Rocket, the aftereffects of a decade of toil for Shea Weber and Carey Price, and Joe Pavelski announces his retirement.

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Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • New Laval Rocket head coach Pascal Vincent is “really excited” about the quality of his players. [Montreal Canadiens]
  • Vincent noted that his new role is a great opportunity for himself and his family. [TSN 690 (Audio)]
  • The new Rocket bench boss wasn’t ready to just sit at home after leaving the Columbus Blue Jackets. [La Presse]
  • Vincent said that he wasn’t rushing for a new AHL gig—except for the one in Laval. [RDS]
  • The cost of NHL glory: How Shea Weber and Carey Price cope with the toll of their careers. [The Athletic]
  • Former director of scouting for the Anaheim Ducks Alain Chainey believes the Habs will need to get bigger before they reach their full potential. [A Winning Habit]
  • Paul Byron plays a key role in Canadiens’ player development. [Montreal Gazette]
  • PWHL Montreal signs Jennifer Gardiner to two-year contract. [Daily Faceoff]

Around the league and elsewhere

  • Scott Wheeler’s NHL prospect ranking: summer 2024 edition. [The Athletic]
  • Potential trade destinations for Rutger McGroarty and Yaroslav Askarov. [Sportsnet]
  • Patrik Laine trade talks are on hold until he exits NHL/NHLPA player assistance program. [TSN]
  • Torey Krug has been diagnosed with pre-arthritic changes in his left ankle and may miss the entirety of next season. [Sportsnet]
  • Which NHL teams added or lost the most value this offseason? [ESPN]
  • Joe Pavelski is hanging up his skates. [Sportsnet]
  • Steven Stamkos says the Nashville Predators must believe that they can win the Stanley Cup. [NHL.com]

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