Posts About "Jacob de la Rose"
Time for Canadiens to Play Scherbak
October 20th, 2018 It’s odd to say, but the Montreal Canadiens have dodged a bullet, with news forward Tomas Plekanec will be out several weeks. That’s because, if he hadn’t come down with a back injury, the Habs would be faced with a hard decision as to whether or not to expose Nikita Scherbak to waivers. They can now keep the 22-year-old up with...
Canadiens Had One Option: Waive De La Rose
October 16th, 2018 For one of any number of reasons, there are times a demotion is questionable. In the case of Montreal Canadiens forward Jacob De La Rose, this isn’t one of those times. Canadiens Waive De La Rose The Canadiens waived De La Rose on Tuesday, surprising only those who had grown accustomed to seeing the Habs favor a defense-only approach...
NHL News & Notes: Svechnikov, Oshie & Wilson & More
October 16th, 2018 In today's News & Notes, The Detroit Red Wings will be without a first-round talent for most of the season, TJ Oshie is coming to the defense of Tom Wilson & the Montreal Canadiens have placed Jacob De La Rose on waivers. Svechnikov Out 5-6 Months The Red Wings 2018-19 season went from bad to worse Tuesday when the team...
4 Canadiens Vegas Fans Should Be Watching
April 12th, 2017 The plan for the Montreal Canadiens in the 2017 NHL Expansion Draft is impossible to figure out. I've tried. I've failed. Plenty of others are going to tell you that they know exactly what Montreal is going to do. They're lying. It's a complicated case. If nothing else, we at least have an extended opportunity for observation...
Is Montreal's Farm Team Good Enough?
December 27th, 2016 Last year aside, the Montreal Canadiens have been relatively successful the last several years. However, the same can't be said for their American Hockey League farm team, the St. John's IceCaps (formerly the Hamilton Bulldogs). They have failed to make the playoffs in five consecutive seasons and while some prospects have flourished,...
De La Rose Needs More Time in the Minors
September 30th, 2016 For the most part, the Montreal Canadiens have been good at letting their prospects develop slowly and make sure they are more than ready when they finally get an NHL chance. Under the Marc Bergevin regime especially this has been the case as youngsters rarely get time in the NHL without at least a year in the AHL, the most notable...
