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“David Reinbacher would be playing for at least ten NHL teams right now.” - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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One of the biggest surprises of training camp is undoubtedly the fact that David Reinbacher was cut from the main squad. In my opinion (and that of many others), he was one of the best defensemen, and I saw him starting the season in Montreal alongside Lane Hutson. From the Habs' perspective, perhaps it's better for the Austrian to start as the top defenseman in Laval than as the seventh defenseman in Montreal, like Adam Engstrom. Marco D'Amico (BPM Sports) is well-connected in the hockey world,
Trade: Teams the Canadiens Should Keep an Eye On - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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It's no longer a secret: the Canadiens tried very hard to improve through trades this summer. Even though they missed out on Kirill Marchenko and Matthew Knies (who were traded for one another), Kent Hughes isn't done shopping yet. We know that Connor McDavid, Mark Scheifele, Sidney Crosby, and Jason Robertson, among others, are all players to watch. But other teams are in the mix; Montreal isn't alone. The Leafs—despite acquiring Marchenko—the Islanders, and the Mammoth all want to add a qualit
Contract Extension: Josh Anderson Is Confident That Negotiations Will Begin Soon - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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Josh Anderson is a key player for the Canadiens. We saw that during the last playoffs: he's dynamic and a power forward. I don't know if Montreal would have made it to the semifinals without him. This summer, he was rewarded for his hard work, having been named captain following Brendan Gallagher's departure. He could potentially serve as assistant captain for just one year, as he'll become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season. However, he really loves the city and the team and wa
Top 3: Nathan MacKinnon Unleashes a Barrage on Brandt Clarke - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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It was a fairly quiet second night of hockey in the NHL. The @Avalanche and @penguins skated to high-scoring wins as Wednesday marked the first time since Oct. 7, 1995 (PIT, PHI, and WIN) that multiple teams scored at least seven goals in their season-opening game. #NHLFaceOff pic.twitter.com/EplxvsVw3p — NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) October 1, 2026 This summer, he changed. After a questionable hit on Cale Makar, Mack defended his teammate by throwing punches at Brandt Clarke. Nate Dogg was so
“It’s not impossible that McDavid could end up in Montreal” - Dose.ca (opens the original)
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As we've known and said for a long time, the Canadiens have offered their players very good contracts, making them one of the teams with the most payroll flexibility. Having all of its players earning less than $10 million—in an era when even second-line players command such salaries—is exceptional. Kent Hughes and his colleagues have managed the payroll so well that by 2027–2028, the club could have $29.7 million under the salary cap, and $42.6 million in 2028–2029. With the signings of Bolduc
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