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'It’s Pretty Clear I’ll Be Moving on,' Longtime Canadiens Star Gets Emotional Discussing Future
- On Monday, Brendan Gallagher confirmed he will leave the Montreal Canadiens after 14 seasons in the NHL, stating his opportunities with the organization have come to an end.
- The 34-year-old Edmonton native saw his role diminish on a young, rising team, with ice time dropping to a career-low 12 minutes 21 seconds across 77 games this season.
- A gritty, heart-and-soul player, Gallagher appeared in 911 regular-season games and 79 playoff contests, entering the off-season with one year remaining on his contract at US$6.5 million.
- During an emotional locker clean-out, Gallagher broke down reflecting on his tenure and the support teammates provided when his mother, Della Gallagher, died last year.
- Not ready to retire, Gallagher plans to continue his career elsewhere, stating "There's more in the tank" as he prepares to "find a new home.
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Vancouver SunCanucks: Brendan Gallagher wants to come home
The Montreal Canadiens veteran admitted Monday playing for his hometown Canucks would be a dream.
·British Columbia, Canada
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Brendan Gallagher had to take a moment apart to dry his tears. The attacker then announced that he was not going to be back with the Canadian.
·Montreal, Canada
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