Canadiens

2022 - 3 - 30

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Habs Headlines: The pros and cons of Rem Pitlick (Habs Eyes on the Prize)

In today's links, a look at Rem Pitlick's strengths and weaknesses, Kent Hughes talks about his coach and his team, and a look at the 2022 — and 2023 — NHL ...

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Canadiens rookie GM Kent Hughes opens up on Logan Mailloux ... (The Athletic)

As the GMs waited to exit the room into the waiting hands of the gathered media, Toronto Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas, 36, motioned to Canadiens GM Kent Hughes ...

Hughes has already passed the first test as GM, successfully navigating his first trade deadline, but there are more difficult ones ahead of them. Hughes has already passed the first test as GM, successfully navigating his first trade deadline, but there are more difficult ones ahead of them. The most delicate is how Hughes and the Canadiens will handle one of the final acts of his predecessor Marc Bergevin, which was to draft London Knights defenceman Logan Mailloux in the first round of the 2021 draft.

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Canadiens Center Dvorak's Place on Roster Safe for Now (The Hockey Writers)

It's safe to say Montreal Canadiens forward Christian Dvorak's got the confidence of interim head coach Martin St. Louis.

After 10 years of writing hockey, Ryan decided it was as good a time as any to actually join The Hockey Writers for the 2014-15 season. For where the Habs are on their timetable to contention again, he does the job… Bergevin still shouldn’t have let negotiations get to the point he would be offered one, but, alas, what’s done is done and Dvorak is a Hab, conceivably for the foreseeable future. Just much less flattering to Dvorak if he’s being looked at under the lens of defensive effectiveness, if he does end up being pushed down the lineup. He went on record saying he wanted to keep playing an offensive role with the Habs. Re-signing him to such a long-term, rich deal made little sense with Kotkaniemi still in the fold (he’d only go on to sign the Hurricanes offer sheet a month after Danault left). By all appearances, Kotkaniemi and Suzuki were the future top two centers of the team at the time (even if Bergevin couldn’t admit it). And giving that much money to a third-liner would have been a huge gamble. Of course, there’s a logical cause-and-effect connection at work when, literally the same day Kotkaniemi officially becomes a Carolina Hurricane, Dvorak becomes a Hab. Nevertheless, there was a school of thought that Dvorak was brought in to replace Phillip Danault, as the team’s resident shutdown specialist, just with more offensive pop. It’s just that, after he scored 31 points in 56 games with the Arizona Coyotes in what was a modest career season for him in 2020-21, many had hoped the now-26-year-old would be on the verge of an offensive breakthrough. Keep in mind, the Habs just traded away Artturi Lehkonen as a pending restricted free agent, in part out of cap cosideration. Not only was Dvorak on the ice in the final minute of the Canadiens’ weekend loss to the New Jersey Devils. He set up Rem Pitlick for the dramatic game-tying goal to help the Habs earn a point in their eventual 3-2 shootout loss. But he realistically wasn’t going to break the bank on his next deal. In the interest of fairness though, the 20 points (nine goals) he’s scored in 41 games are in line with his career average up to this point. Evidently, what you saw in Dvorak was what you got: a short-term upgrade on Jesperi Kotkaniemi. That in and of itself isn’t necessarily an issue.

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Joshua Roy s'entend avec les Canadiens - TVA Sports (TVA Sports)

Après le défenseur Jordan Harris le week-end dernier, c'est au tour de l'attaquant Joshua Roy de s'entendre avec les Canadiens de Montréal.

Le contrat rapportera 775 000 $ à Roy dans la LNH pour les saisons 2023-2024 et 2024-2025, en plus de boni à la signature de 92 500 $ (2023-2024) et de 85 000 $ (2024-2025). Roy touchera un salaire de 80 000 $ par saison dans la Ligue américaine, avec le Rocket de Laval. L'entente rapportera 750 000 $ à Roy dans la LNH en 2022-2023 et comporte un boni à la signature de 92 500 $, alors qu'il touchera 10 500 $ s'il joue dans le circuit Courteau. Après le défenseur Jordan Harris le week-end dernier, c'est au tour de l'attaquant Joshua Roy de s'entendre avec les Canadiens de Montréal.

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Joshua Roy sous contrat avec le Canadien (RDS)

L'entente rapportera 750 000 $ à Roy dans la LNH en 2022-2023 et comporte un boni à la signature de 92 500$, alors qu'il touchera 10 500$ s'il évolue dans le ...

Joshua Roy sous contrat avec le CanadienCanadiens mercredi, 30 mars 2022. 09:34 mercredi, 30 mars 2022. L'entente rapportera 750 000 $ US à Roy dans la LNH en 2022-2023 et comporte un boni à la signature de 92 500 $. S'il poursuit sa carrière au niveau junior, il touchera 10 500 $. Le salaire de Roy pour les deux dernières saisons du pacte sera de 775 000 $ dans la LNH, avec des bonis de signature de 92 500 $ (2023-24) et de 85 000 $ (2024-25), ou de 80 000 $ dans la Ligue américaine.

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Canadiens rookie GM Kent Hughes opens up on Logan Mailloux ... (The Athletic)

Kent Hughes does not intend to sign Logan Mailloux this year and reaffirmed his commitment to adding diverse voices to the Canadiens.

Hughes has already passed the first test as GM, successfully navigating his first trade deadline, but there are more difficult ones ahead of them. Hughes has already passed the first test as GM, successfully navigating his first trade deadline, but there are more difficult ones ahead of them. The most delicate is how Hughes and the Canadiens will handle one of the final acts of his predecessor Marc Bergevin, which was to draft London Knights defenceman Logan Mailloux in the first round of the 2021 draft.

Quebec forward Joshua Roy signs 3-year contract with Montreal ... (CTV Montreal)

The Montreal Canadiens announced Wednesday that they have reached a three-year deal with forward Joshua Roy.

1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago 1 hr ago He scored 74 goals and added 97 assists for 171 points in 145 games with the Phoenix and Saint John Sea Dogs, who made him the first overall pick in the 2019 QMJHL draft.

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Grading the Canadiens' trade of Artturi Lehkonen to the Avalanche (ClutchPoints)

The Colorado Avalanche made another move at the deadline, acquiring forward Artturi Lehkonen. We grade the trade with the Canadiens.

Barron should turn into a top-four blue-liner for the Canadiens and can help stabilize the right side of the defense group for a long time to come. Justin Barron should be a top-four NHL defenseman and the second-round pick that was sent to Montreal with him is nothing to scoff at either. The fact that the forward could also potentially remain with Colorado and continue to provide an impact long-term, rather than just as a rental, makes the trade package more justifiable. He also plays with a lot of intensity, adds a physical presence and is a strong defensive forward. In exchange for Lehkonen, the Canadiens received prospect Justin Barron and a second-round pick in 2024. With the hopes of making a deep run, acquiring Lehkonen makes a lot of sense.

Canadiens' Christian Dvorak: Runs point streak to four (CBSSports.com)

Dvorak scored a goal on one shot and added two penalty minutes in Tuesday's 7-4 loss to Florida. Rem Pitlick found Dvorak, who had just scrambled back to ...

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Newest Canadien Jordan Harris gets first taste of life as a pro (Montreal Gazette)

Defenceman joins team for first practice and is expected to see his first NHL action before road trip ends.

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Habs sign Joshua Roy (HabsWorld)

Joshua Roy has quite the impressive season in the QMJHL this season and he was rewarded for his efforts on Wednesday as the Habs signed the forward to a ...

He’ll be subject to the nine-game threshold; if he played fewer than that many games with the Canadiens, the deal would slide a year and officially begin in 2023-24. Not only has he been the top player on his team but Roy has been one of the best players in the QMJHL altogether. Joshua Roy has quite the impressive season in the QMJHL this season and he was rewarded for his efforts on Wednesday as the Habs signed the forward to a three-year, entry-level deal that begins next season.

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'How could you not?': Harris thrilled to sign with Canadiens, calls it a ... (TSN)

Defenceman Jordan Harris, drafted in the third round by the Canadiens in 2018, signed an entry-level contract with the organization after completing his ...

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Updates from practice - March 30 (NHL.com)

Jordan Harris talks about signing with the Habs, while Justin Barron reflects on his first NHL point.

"Suzy kind of knew right away on the ice. "It was a pretty easy assist. It was definitely pretty special," said Barron, who was acquired from Colorado at the trade deadline. I've already picked up a lot of stuff," explained Harris. "Obviously the way that Kent sees the team moving forward, possessing the puck, playing fast, everything like that, it just seemed like a good fit." That was the plan the whole way, to sign with Montreal after four years. Getting my degree was super important to me, and going back for that senior year, we had a great team at Northeastern and all my best friends are there," mentioned Harris. "The only time where there was a little time for reflection was when some of the organization members got let go."

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Barron could be huge blue-line asset for Canadiens | HI/O Show (Montreal Gazette)

The panel discuss the Canadiens' past week, including the Habs debut of 20-year-old defenceman Justin Barron, the No. 25 overall draft pick in the 2020 NHL…

Barron could be huge blue-line asset for Canadiens Barron could be huge blue-line asset for Canadiens Article content

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Habs sign prospect Roy to entry-level deal (TSN)

The agreement will see Roy earn $750,000 at the NHL level next season with a signing bonus of $92,500 and $10,500 if he plays at the Junior level. Roy will earn ...

The agreement will see Roy earn $750,000 at the NHL level next season with a signing bonus of $92,500 and $10,500 if he plays at the Junior level. The Montreal Canadiens announced on Wednesday that the team has agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with forward Joshua Roy. The Montreal Canadiens announced on Wednesday that the team has agreed to terms on a three-year, entry-level contract with forward Joshua Roy.

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Joshua Roy signe avec les Canadiens de Montréal - L'Éclaireur ... (L'Éclaireur Progrès)

L'an prochain, s'il retourne dans la Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec (LHJMQ), Joshua touchera un salaire de 10 500 $. Lors des deux années suivantes, le ...

Rappelons que le Beauceron a été sélectionné au cinquième tour, 150e au total, par les Canadiens lors du repêchage de la LNH en 2021. En date du 30 mars, il figure au deuxième rang des pointeurs de la LHJMQ avec 92 points, 36 buts et 56 aides, en 50 matchs avec le Phoenix de Sherbrooke. Âgé de 18 ans, Joshua connaît une excellente saison.

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What the Canadiens Are Getting in Jordan Harris (The Hockey News)

The Montreal Canadiens signed one of its top prospects, Jordan Harris, to an entry-level contract last weekend. What are the Habs getting in him?

What are the Habs getting in him? What are the Habs getting in him? The Montreal Canadiens signed one of its top prospects, Jordan Harris, to an entry-level contract last weekend.

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Joshua Roy signe son premier contrat avec le Canadien (Le Journal de Montréal)

Le Canadien de Montréal a récompensé son espoir Joshua Roy en lui accordant mercredi un contrat d'entrée de trois ans valide dès la saison prochaine.

Il était d’ailleurs répertorié au 66e rang des espoirs nord-américains en vue du repêchage 2021 de la Ligue nationale de hockey (LNH). Le Tricolore l’a finalement sélectionné avec le 150e tour de parole. Il a d’ailleurs obtenu une invitation au camp d’Équipe Canada junior, sans toutefois être en mesure de percer la prestigieuse formation. Ayant touché la cible 36 fois avec le Phoenix de Sherbrooke cette année, l’ailier gauche a amassé 171 points en 145 rencontres depuis ses débuts dans le circuit Courteau.

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