Habs acquire Kyle Baun from Blackhawks
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After acquiring Nicolas Deslauriers earlier in the day, the Habs made another trade on Wednesday, dealing winger Andreas Martinsen to Chicago in exchange for winger Kyle Baun.
After acquiring Nicolas Deslauriers earlier in the day, the Habs made another trade on Wednesday, dealing winger Andreas Martinsen to Chicago in exchange for winger Kyle Baun.
The Habs added some more grit to the organization on Wednesday as they acquired winger Nicolas Deslauriers from the Sabres in exchange for defenceman Zach Redmond.
After a training camp with some surprises of both the good and bad variety, the Habs officially announced on Tuesday their official season-opening roster featuring 23 players.
The Habs have had some youngsters make an impact for them over the past several years and that’s likely to happen again this year. Here is a look at how some of those prospects could help in fantasy leagues.
The Habs made a handful of notable cuts on Saturday as they get closer to finalizing their roster. Daniel Carr and Peter Holland were both placed on waivers while Jakub Jerabek and Michael McCarron were both assigned to Laval.
Over the past several weeks, we’ve looked at the Habs and their potential fantasy impact for this season. While the rest of the team isn’t likely to have a big impact, many can still fill a role on your pool team. Here’s a look at the rest of Montreal’s projected roster and their potential fantasy usefulness.
Replacing Andrei Markov’s production from the back end isn’t going to be easy and will fall to a group of blueliners. Chief among those defenders is Mark Streit who is set to begin his second stint with Montreal.
The Habs officially announced their training camp roster on Wednesday. A total of 61 players will be attending, including 14 that aren’t directly tied to the team. Here’s a look at each of those invites.
Monday was the Habs’ annual charity golf tournament that also basically kicks off the start of the new season. Here are some of the notable things that were said throughout the day.
When Marc Bergevin acquired Andrew Shaw last summer, he was likely hoping that Shaw would have another gear offensively in him. That didn’t happen last year but will his second season in Montreal yield more production?