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Kirby Dach: “The only bright spot is that he didn’t get hurt.” - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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Training camp is often just business as usual and a necessary step for many players, especially veterans. However, for some, it's the perfect opportunity to showcase their skills, compete for a spot, and prove they deserve a place on the roster to start the season. Several players needed to prove themselves, but not all of them succeeded as well as Samuel Montembeault did. In fact, we were also keeping an eye on Kirby Dach as a player who needed to perform and prove his place on the Montreal Can
Training camp is over: Here’s the biggest area the CH needs to work on - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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The Montreal Canadiens' training camp is officially over. All that's left are the final roster cuts, which are expected to take place today around 2 p.m. with the waivers, before we can really get down to business. We're all really excited for the season opener on Tuesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs, especially after the Habs' strong preseason performance. Indeed, the Habs had a strong preseason, winning four of their five games; their only loss came yesterday in Ottawa, when the Habs' B tea
“Don’t even compare us—please!”: Chris Kreider on Juraj Slafkovsky - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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One of the highlights of the Montreal Canadiens' victory last night in their final preseason game was Chris Kreider's first goal in a Habs uniform. Even though it wasn't the most spectacular goal—and it was just a preseason game—it made the fans happy, and I'm sure it felt good for Kreider to get on the board. So that was a highlight of the game, but what really caught everyone's attention was Juraj Slafkovsky's performance. The Habs' #20 was excellent, racking up three points—including a superb
Samuel Montembeault deserves the backup goalie spot - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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Samuel Montembeault has been out of the picture in goal for the Montreal Canadiens for quite some time now, both by the team and by the fans. Toward the end of last season, Monty was benched by Jacob Fowler, and he wasn't dressed a single time in the playoffs, making it clear that he was no longer part of the team's plans. All summer long, people expected the Quebec-born goaltender to be traded, but in the end, he showed up for training camp. We all expected him to be placed on waivers at the en
Kaiden Guhle could once again defy the doctors’ predictions - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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Kaiden Guhle is once again out with an injury for the Montreal Canadiens. It's become a recurring theme, as the Habs defenseman has spent more time on the sidelines than on the ice since the start of his career in Montreal. However, once again, it's possible that the Habs' No. 21 could return sooner than expected. In fact, based on what we've seen since the announcement that Guhle would be out for four to five weeks, there's good reason to believe there's a chance the defenseman could return soo
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