Habs Trade Max Pacioretty To Vegas
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It took a lot longer than many expected but the Habs have traded Max Pacioretty. He’s off to Vegas in exchange for top prospect Nick Suzuki, Tomas Tatar, and a second-round pick.
It took a lot longer than many expected but the Habs have traded Max Pacioretty. He’s off to Vegas in exchange for top prospect Nick Suzuki, Tomas Tatar, and a second-round pick.
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