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  1. I don't see why he wouldn't. I have him as a longshot candidate to break with the Habs next year, to be honest. He has shown enough to be signed so I imagine Montreal would want to get him in their system.
  2. That screenshot says his contract in Finland ends April 30th (next month). He signed a one-year extension in December 2022 that covered this season so his deal is up.
  3. They're still playing pretty well. A couple of bad bounces on the Calgary goals didn't help things.
  4. It certainly was a pretty good period. Both teams are in similar situations so the play has been a bit sloppy but that has led to some good back and forth chances for both sides.
  5. Granted, I was pretty young when the Nordiques moved (though at least alive at that time unlike Pelletier) but I don't think too many logical-thinking people could think the Habs unilaterally had the ability to make a team move. That's pretty naive on his end.
  6. Both are legitimate options. I think they'll stick him in Laval and let him get his feet wet down there over being put into the defensive rotation in Montreal. Having said that, if they decide it's better for him to be a lock to play at the Worlds, they could opt to put him with the Habs, play him nine games or less (to not burn a year of his contract), and then give him a couple of weeks off before that tournament begins. Then he goes and plays 20 minutes a night for Austria through mid-May.
  7. This is not an option. If a player is claimed off waivers now, he's ineligible to play for the remainder of the season. This is also not an option. If Pezzetta was to clear waivers, he wouldn't be eligible to play in Laval since he wasn't on the AHL roster at the trade deadline. (He wasn't papered down like Roy/Struble; they're the only two eligible to go down now.)
  8. Speaking of Reinbacher, his team won't have to play the relegation series after all so his season in Switzerland is now officially over. He could be recalled to North America in the next couple of days.
  9. Big loss up front, Xavier Simoneau is having season-ending shoulder surgery. That Durandeau pickup just got a whole lot more important.
  10. That was a pretty boring second period. I'm on the recap for this one, that's about the only thought I can string together from that stretch...
  11. Good start, 3-0 Laval early in the 2nd. Some bad news on the injury front though, Davidson is out indefinitely with an upper-body injury.
  12. I'm not sure how many were wowed with that glove save. Despite Mudryk's attempts on the call to make that play seem like the save of the season (as he does several times every game pretty much, sometimes on shots that don't even hit the net), I think most saw it for what it was - a solid glove stop off a bad rebound.
  13. Something worth noting is that Allen admitted today that he vetoed a trade to New Jersey earlier in the season, citing concern about having enough playing time with them.
  14. Montreal is on that list as Hughes admitted during an interview on the broadcast yesterday that they'd like to go BPA but if there isn't one that distinguishes himself above the rest, then they'd go by need.
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