Habs cut Jesse Ylonen from training camp
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Montreal’s training camp roster was reduced by one on Saturday as the Habs announced that winger Jesse Ylonen has been sent to Laval.
Montreal’s training camp roster was reduced by one on Saturday as the Habs announced that winger Jesse Ylonen has been sent to Laval.
With the Habs using him in a pair of preseason games, it felt like only a matter of time before they signed Arber Xhekaj. They did just that on Monday, inking the defenceman to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Kaiden Guhle hasn’t been drawing comparisons to future Hall of Famer Shea Weber. But how close exactly is Guhle to Weber looking at their stats in junior hockey?
Laval added a quality piece up front on Friday, announcing the signing of centre Kevin Roy to a one-year, one-way AHL contract.
The Habs are expected to announce their roster for rookie camp over the coming days with a pair of games against Ottawa scheduled for next weekend. We don’t know everyone who will participate yet but here is a look at some of the players they’ve invited to participate.
While it may have taken a little longer than some expected, the Habs have re-signed Ryan Poehling, announcing on Friday that they’ve inked the centre to a two-year contract.
In some ways, it has been a great summer for Josh Brook despite the fact he hasn’t played since the AHL season came to an end. However, he’s also basically heading into a make-or-break season when it comes to his NHL potential.
We wrap up our annual depth series with a look at Montreal’s organizational depth at right wing. There’s a stark contrast between what the Canadiens have compared to their prospect pool.
With the draft now done and free agency largely settled, it’s time to dig back into our organizational depth series with a look at Montreal’s centre situation.
With his arbitration hearing scheduled for next week, there was a need to get a new deal done soon for Michael McNiven. That has now happened as the Habs have re-signed McNiven to a one-year, two-way contract.