Tuesday Habs Headlines: Transition

Cole Caufield’s debut may have breathed hope into the fanbase, but it was the veterans who made the difference against Calgary. [Montreal Gazette]
Montreal may be stumbling, but their win against Calgary added to the distance between them the rest of the division. [NHL]
Patrick Roy has hired an agent for an NHL return. Could Montreal be his landing spot (again)? [Yahoo Sports]/

With Nikolaj Ehlers out, what will that mean for the Jets playoff chances? [TSN | NBC Sports | NHL]
Freddie Anderson anticipates returning in time for the playoffs. [TSN | NHL]
Victor Hedman may be the odds on favorite to win the Norris, but he is not without competition. [TSN]
Andrew Shaw announces his retirement as a result of his concussion history. [TSN | Sportsnet | NHL | The Athletic]
David Backes is eyeing retirement after this season. [TSN]
Noah Hanifin is out for the season with shoulder surgery. [NHL]
The 31 Thoughts discusses a first class gesture by the Leafs to their AHL counterparts, the challenges the QMJHL is facing, and more. [Sportsnet]
With Matt Murray possibly out for the season, things are looking grim for the Sens goaltending…again. [Sportsnet]
The Hurricanes clinched a spot, but don’t count out Jamie Benn and the Stars. [NBC Sports]
Spencer Knight is staying grounded as his career takes off in spectacular fashion. [ESPN]
The Penguins are no strangers to the playoffs, but what does the way they get there say about their chances? [The Athletic]/

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