Assessing The Depth: Left Wingers
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With Alex Galchenyuk spending most of the season on the left wing, that position was one of strength for the Habs. How is it looking at that spot in the rest of the organization?
With Alex Galchenyuk spending most of the season on the left wing, that position was one of strength for the Habs. How is it looking at that spot in the rest of the organization?
Montreal’s defensive depth varies greatly by level. They have a few big names with the big club and some quality junior prospects but the group in between is lacking. Here’s a closer look at their organizational depth on the back end.
The draft and free agency are quickly approaching. Marc Bergevin and his staff will be putting together their offseason shopping lists and as we like to do at this time of year, we look at what they have at each position. As is the custom, we start with the goalies.
The 2017 MasterCard Memorial Cup took place from May 19th to the 28th in Windsor, ON. The Habs had a trio of prospects suiting up in the tournament including a pair on the home team. Here is how each one fared.
With the season now over for the IceCaps, it’s time to reflect on the year (and playoffs) as a whole. Here are our final grades for 2016-17 with a focus on the forwards.
With the season now over for the IceCaps, it’s time to reflect on the year (and playoffs) as a whole. Here are our final grades for 2016-17, beginning with the goalies and defencemen.
The 2016 World Hockey Championships will take place from May 5th through the 21st. Despite the Habs missing the postseason, only three players suited up for their respective countries. Here is how each one fared.
There were a lot of surprises for the Habs this season, both of the positive and negative variety. Having had time to reflect on the whole year, our writers offer up their thoughts on the biggest surprises of 2016-17.
With several prospects getting ousted early in the postseason, there aren’t many players to choose from in our April 3 Stars but several stood out amongst the rest.
After reports surfaced last week that the Habs were set to sign Czech blueliner Jakub Jerabek, the team made it official on Monday, signing him to a one year, entry level contract. The deal will carry a cap hit of $925,000.