Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- When Victor Mete returns from his California road trip next week, it may be time for him to start looking for an apartment in Montreal. [RDS | Google Translate]
- Andrew Zadarnowski joins Habs Breakfast to discuss Saturday’s loss to Toronto and how Mete is here to stay. [TSN]
- Even after their fourth defeat in a row, Claude Julien insists there’s no reason to be discouraged. [Journal de Montreal]
- Carey Price is pointing the finger at himself for the 4-3 overtime loss to the Leafs on Saturday night. [Montreal Gazette]
- The time for celebrating morale victories is over. It’s time for some real victories. [Sportsnet]
- Mark Streit’s time with the Habs has come to an end. His contract will be terminated after deciding against reporting to the AHL. [Sportsnet]
- San Jose Sharks captain Joe Pavelski dishes about his former teammate, and roommate, Torrey Mitchell. [NHL]
- Thoughts on burying Alex Galchenyuk on the depth chart and Price’s ability to right the ship. [NHL]
- The second Canadiens Skills Clinic of the season took place on Sunday. /
Lots of young participants at the second Canadiens Skills Clinic of the season at the Bell Centre! 🏒 #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/Q1A1RGcu1s
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) October 15, 2017
Around the league and elsewhere
- Ken Dryden says the time for talk is over. No hits to the head; no excuses. [Globe and Mail]
- Marc-André Fleury is on injured reserved after receiving an accidental knee to the head from Anthony Mantha during Friday’s game. [Yahoo Sports]
- The top surprises and disappointments of the season so far. [FanRag Sports]
- Bobby Ryan opens up about his relationship with his mother whom he lost to liver cancer last summer. [Sportsnet]
- The Edmonton Oilers are not living up to their Cup-contender status, currently holding a 1-3 record. [Sportsnet]
- Ray Whitney, former NHL player and now a director for the Department of Player Safety, brings a different perspective to player safety. [FanRag Sports]/
