Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- The Canadiens might have finally figured out a solution to their ‘lack of a number one centre’ problem. [Le Journal De Montreal]
- Is Jesperi Kotkaniemi poised to become a star for the Montreal Canadiens? [Boston Globe]
- Taking ill-timed penalties might have caused Andrew Shaw to end up a healthy scratch. [TSN 690]
- After passing Patrick Roy, Carey Price only needs to catch Jacques Plante on the all-time wins list. [NHL] /
PAST PATRICK: With a 3-0 win over the #NHLBruins, Carey Price passes Patrick Roy for the 2nd most career wins with the #Canadiens:
1️⃣ Jacques Plante – 314
2️⃣ CAREY PRICE – 290https://t.co/2Uh5fzzTi3 #TSNHockey pic.twitter.com/fFwRgZD19g— TSN Hockey (@TSNHockey) October 28, 2018
- Now this is a thing of beauty:/
Another angle on #Habs prospect Olofssons goal: pic.twitter.com/LlFeYopvcd
— Patrik Bexell (@Zeb_Habs) October 27, 2018
Around the league and elsewhere
- Jaroslav Halak finds himself in the midst of yet another goalie controversy. [TSN 690]
- What can we learn about the Chicago Blackhawks, just ten games into the season? [Second City Hockey]
- Analytics based coaching is slowly working its way down to the bantam leagues. [CBC]
- Guess who Vladimir Tarasenko names as one of the toughest goalies to beat? [St. Louis Game Time]
- Former NHL president John Ziegler’s legacy lives on. [Sportsnet]
- This young fan will never forget this moment:/
Good guy, @ovi8! ❤ pic.twitter.com/KpNDW4MIfN
— NHL (@NHL) October 27, 2018
