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Monday Habs Headlines: Paul Byron paved the way for Rafaël Harvey-Pinard

In today’s links, RHP expresses his thanks for what Byron did before him, Bruce Boudreau is happy for Tanner Pearson, the United by Hockey mobile museum arrives in Brossard, and an officials crisis in Quebec.

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Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • Rafaël Harvey-Pinard is thankful for Paul Byron showing him the path to a role with the Canadiens. [La Presse]
  • Bruce Boudreau is happy that Tanner Pearson is able to play again, and thinks he will be a versatile piece for Martin St-Louis. [La Presse]
  • The “United by Hockey” mobile museum will be in Brossard today, highlighting the history of diversity in hockey. [Canadiens.com]

Around the league and elsewhere

  • Quebec has a shortage of hockey officials that is leading to cancellations around the province with no referees available. [La Voix de l’Est]
  • From being week-to-week, Taylor Hall is now expected to be in the Chicago Blackhawks’ lineup tonight in Toronto. [NHL.com]
  • Los Angeles Kings forward Viktor Arvidsson may require back surgery. [TSN]
  • Elias Lindholm expressed his desire to stay in Calgary, but negotiations with the Flames are still ongoing. [NHL.com]
  • Matthew Phillips will play a team that didn’t give him much of an opportunity in his seven years there. Tonight, the second-lightest player in the NHL will face off versus the Flames as a member of the Washington Capitals. [NHL.com]

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