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Victor Mete Provides Canadiens with Options
November 9th, 2019 When Victor Mete first joined the Montreal Canadiens in his 2017-18 rookie season, there was as much intrigue as excitement in seeing him play. A fourth-round selection in 2016, he joined the professional leagues after only one more year of junior hockey at 19 years of age. Additionally, he began playing on the Canadiens’ top defence...
Are the Canadiens Developing Nick Suzuki Properly?
October 31st, 2019 When the Montreal Canadiens traded away Max Pacioretty as part of their retooling phase, there was no doubt that Nick Suzuki was the key in the return package. Coming out of the 2017 draft as the 13th overall selection, Suzuki impressed scouts with his hockey sense in combination with his passing and puck control. They were attributes...
Canadiens Need to Keep Drouin and Domi Together
October 27th, 2019 On Thursday night against the San Jose Sharks, the Montreal Canadiens shuffled their lines around. The most notable change was putting Jonathan Drouin with Max Domi, rejoining the team’s two most talented forwards on the same line. They stopped played together for an extended period of time in January (from "Canadiens coach reunites...
Canadiens Should Follow St. Louis Blues-print
October 21st, 2019 Over the course of the previous two weeks, the Montreal Canadiens have twice played the St. Louis Blues, the defending Stanley Cup champions. It may be easy to forget that the Blues went through several years of struggles before reaching their turning point as a franchise. After the full-season lockout in 2004-05, they missed the...
Can Romanov Save the Canadiens?
October 13th, 2019 News recently broke that Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin is working to bring 2018 second-round draft pick Alexander Romanov to the NHL next season. Since Romanov's playing in the final year of his contract with CSKA Moscow in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), the time for him to choose between staying in his homeland...
Senators System Is More Fun Than You Think
May 20th, 2017 The Ottawa Senators came out flying in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. They took a blistering 4-0 lead in the first period, asserting dominance in a game on home ice. The Pittsburgh Penguins could not hide their shock at the turn of events and came up with no decent response. It was a far cry from the first two games. The...
