Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- Though the Canadiens may have arguably given up the better player to the Coyotes, the trade is not a complete loss for Montreal. [Sportsnet]
- The Montreal Canadiens never seemed to understand the type of player they had in Alex Galchenyuk. [TSN]
- In fact, the team’s handling of the entire trade itself has left a lot to be desired in terms of asset management. [The Athletic]
- One thing the trade does seem to indicate however, is that Marc Bergevin wants him team to play and win a certain way. [TSN]
- Canadiens prospect Ryan Poehling received a prestigious invite. [SC Times]
- Marc Bergevin might be willing to move down in the upcoming draft:/
Brian Burke tells me and @thegoldenmuzzy on Off The Rush @SiriusXMNHL he believes Marc Bergevin has identified a couple of centres in this draft that can help #Habs and will trade down in 1st round to select one.
Burke says that player will NOT help Montreal this season
— Dennis Bernstein (@DennisTFP) June 16, 2018
Around the league and elsewhere
- With NHL general managers still being hesitant to use offer sheets, it might be time to update the system. [Sportsnet]
- The Minnesota Wild do not have to blow up their roster in order to ice a more competitive team. [Hockey Wilderness]
- Our friends over at Raw Charge sat down with Katie Strang to get more insight into how she handles telling difficult stories. [Raw Charge]
- Are the Colorado Avalanche willing to risk drafting European goalies? [Mile High Hockey]
- Their 2015 Stanley Cup victory just might be the Chicago Blackhawks’ most memorable one. [Second City Hockey]
- The Scrivens-es are showing their support for pride week:/
When it’s your 6th wedding anniversary but it’s also #Pride week in Denver.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 pic.twitter.com/qNA6wcnErd— Jenny Scrivens (@JenScrivs) June 16, 2018
