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Last Thursday, the Minnesota Wild hosted the Canadiens. It was a game the Habs lost 3-0, but in which they didn’t necessarily look bad.
In fact, it was the Habs’ only loss in their last four games.
That said, Mats Zuccarello paid the price in that game. As he stood in front of the Canadiens’ net, team-mate Brock Faber’s shot hit him… where it hurt.Mats Zuccarello will miss at least “three-to-four weeks” after undergoing surgery for a lower body injury d

The Philadelphia Flyers’ center line leaves much to be desired, especially on the offensive end.
Sean Couturier is no longer the same, and the vast majority of centers are defensive-minded.
The team’s only offensive center is Morgan Frost.
The only problem is that he lacks consistency, and this season it’s more difficult than ever, as he’s been left out of three of the last four games.
It’s not the first time the 25-year-old has been left out in recent years.
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On February 14, 2017, the Canadiens made a big decision.
Michel Therrien was fired, and Claude Julien was hired as head coach to replace him.
But at the time, there was also another candidate in the running for the Montreal head coaching position. And we know who it was…
Here’s what you need to know: at the time, Gerard Gallant was also looking for a job in the NHL after being fired by the Florida Panthers.
And it was he who came close to succeeding Michel Therrien in Claude Julien&

The Canadiens’ infirmary is starting to empty slowly, but not fast.
Rafaël Harvey-Pinard will play his first game of the season tonight with the Rocket… And Patrik Laine was at practice with the rest of the group this morning.
The Finn was wearing a non-contact sweater, but still: his return is just around the corner.I expect Rafaël Harvey-Pinard to spend the week in Laval before being recalled by the Habs.
The Rocket play tonight, and there are also two games on the weeke

Mike Matheson has established himself in Montreal as a fine NHL offensive defenseman.
He collected 34 points (injuries) and 62 points in his first two campaigns in a Habs uniform, and if he keeps up the pace, he’ll finish the current season with a total of 56 points.
For a guy making $4.875 million a season, that’s pretty excellent.Knowing that he can produce, and knowing that he’s cheap, there are bound to be teams contacting Kent Hughes between now and March to inquire about

Things are going from bad to worse for Cayden Lindstrom.
The Columbus Blue Jackets prospect has undergone back surgery, according to GM Don Waddell. If all goes according to plan, he should be able to play this year.
Because no, he hasn’t played yet this season.#CBJ Cayden Lindstrom had a minor surgical procedure on his back Tuesday, per GM Don Waddell. Expected to play again this season after rehab.
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For those of you who haven’t yet had a chance to listen to the latest episode of the Stanley25 podcast, I recommend you do so.
Max and JT took the microphone earlier this week to share their thoughts. Kirby Dach, Patrik Laine, hard coaching, Alex Newhook and Mike Tyson are just some of the topics on the menu.
The tip with Lysanne Richard is also not to be missed.But there’s one bit that caught my eye more than the others. We’re talking about the moment when Maxime Truman talked

We put a lot of faith in young people in Montreal. That’s the principle of rebuilding.
But when things aren’t going well, sometimes you wonder just how worthwhile the plan is. And that’s why TSN’s piece on under-24 groups across the NHL serves as a reminder: the Habs don’t have an ugly future.
Basically, the Canadiens have the best group of players aged 23 and under in the NHL, according to Bell’s platform.The Montreal Canadiens are No. 1 in TSN’s annual

Yesterday, the Boston Bruins chose to fire Jim Montgomery. The former Boston coach becomes the first driver to lose his job this season, and let’s just say it’s not exactly a surprise. After all, it’s been rumoured for some time.
The Bruins weren’t living up to expectations, and a change of coach is always easier to make than a major transaction – or questioning the work of your bosses.
The three finalists for Coach of the Year in 2023 have been out of the game ever

Yesterday, the Boston Bruins chose to fire Jim Montgomery. The former Boston coach becomes the first driver to lose his job this season, and let’s just say it’s not exactly a surprise. After all, it’s been rumoured for some time.
The Bruins weren’t living up to expectations, and a change of coach is always easier to make than a major transaction – or questioning the work of your bosses.
The three finalists for Driver of the Year in 2023 have been out of the game eve

Let’s talk about Ivan Demidov for a moment.
As you know, Demidov is at the end of his contract in Russia. That’s probably why his coach, Roman Rotenberg, has been treating him as… ordinary.
Putting pressure on a (young) player to stay and punishing him in the meantime is part of the game.
Of necessity, everyone is anxious to see what Demidov, who produced well in Russia at age 18 under difficult conditions, can do once he arrives in the NHL.
But it won’t be this year.
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