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A tall, right-handed defenseman is available on waivers - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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It was a day of roster cuts across the NHL, as all teams announced the rosters with which they will begin the regular season. As a result, 71 players—including nine from the Canadiens—will have to clear waivers before joining their American Hockey League teams. 71 players on waivers today, including Henri Jokiharju (BOS), Colin Blackwell (DAL), Nick Perbix (NSH), Ilya Lyubushkin (NSH), Ilya Samsonov (SJS), Alexander Holtz (VGK), and more. #stlblues claimed Justin Barron (NSH). #NJDevils claimed
“I wouldn’t be surprised if Adam Engstrom were traded.” - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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Despite a shortened training camp, several prospects managed to stand out during the preseason games. Notably, Florian Xhekaj is still with the Habs despite the cuts earlier today and could very well be in the starting lineup Tuesday night in Toronto. Other players worth mentioning include defensemen David Reinbacher, Adam Engstrom, and Luke Mittelstadt, who have shown they are ready—or nearly ready—to play in the NHL. In fact, the Canadiens surprised many by choosing to keep Engstrom in Montrea
Chris Kreider loves the Habs’ culture - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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The Canadiens have just completed their first training camp, which was shortened by a week. Although the Habs played fewer preseason games than in previous seasons, several prospects managed to stand out and thus either secure a spot on the big team to start the season or make a strong impression that should guarantee them a call-up in the event of an injury. However, Montreal newcomer Chris Kreider would have liked to play a few more preseason games to shake off the rust. That's according to an
Chris Kreider: Martin McGuire Isn’t Convinced by His Arrival - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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The big news of the weekend, aside from Zachary Bolduc's signing, is Chris Kreider's arrival in Montreal. The player who has long been the arch-nemesis of many fans will be wearing the blue-white-red jersey next season. However, putting old grudges aside, many fans and journalists agree that the Habs are a better team with Kreider, whom Kent Hughes signed to a one-year deal at a more than reasonable price. On the other hand, some aren't convinced by the signing of the American player. Among them
Chris Kreider brings a major asset to Montreal for the playoffs - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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After several quiet weeks, big news has been coming one after another this weekend. Of course, there's the signing of Zachary Bolduc, who finally reached an agreement with the Canadiens, but the big talking point is Chris Kreider's arrival in Montreal. We've said it before, but with Kreider, the Habs are adding a 6-foot-3, 232-pound power forward who will bring speed and physicality—which should help the team, especially in the playoffs. However, as Arpon Basu explains in an article on The Athle
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