The third quarter of the season for St. John’s saw two players in particular really step up their game to lead the team. Unfortunately for the IceCaps, not many others followed suit. Our report card wraps up with a look at the forwards.
The Montreal Canadiens signed London Knights defenceman Victor Mete to a three-year, entry level contract on Monday. (2017-18 to 2019-20). Mete was selected in the fourth round, 100th overall by the Canadiens at the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.
The Habs inked one of their forward prospects on Friday as they announced the signing of left winger to a three year entry level deal that will carry a cap hit of $720,000 per year. The deal commences in the 2017-18 season.
The third quarter of the season was full of ups and downs for St. John’s. A handful of players really stepped while several others struggled. We kick off our quarterly report card with a look at the goaltenders and defencemen.
With the CHL season coming to an end, Montreal’s junior prospects will be kicking off their postseason runs in the coming days. Here are the matchups to follow from a Canadiens perspective.
A closer look at Montreal’s fourth round pick in June that has been drawing a lot of attention all season long, defenceman Victor Mete.
The month of February saw some Montreal prospects put up some stellar offensive performances while between the pipes, one youngster continued his strong junior season. Here are our 3 Stars.
The Habs put pen to paper with one of their defensive prospects on Thursday morning, signing Simon Bourque to a three year entry-level contract. The deal will carry a cap hit of $720,000.
Next up in our annual Trade Odds series is a look at St. John’s forwards. With the Habs looking to add at the deadline, there’s a good chance at least one or two of these players will be in another organization shortly.
The NHL Trade Deadline is now less than two weeks away which means it’s time to kick off our annual Trade Odds series. First up is a look at the IceCaps, starting with the goalies and defencemen.