US EditionCanadiens Almost Drafted A Different Player In 2005
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Canadiens Almost Drafted A Different Player In 2005
The 2005 NHL Entry Draft was an unforgettable moment in hockey history, often remembered as the Sidney Crosby sweepstakes. Amidst the buzz of the Pittsburgh Penguins snagging Crosby with the first-overall pick, this draft was brimming with future stars like Anze Kopitar, TJ Oshie, Paul Stastny, Kris Letang, Tuukka Rask, and Keith Yandle. Among them, the Montreal Canadiens struck gold by picking Carey Price fifth overall. But here’s the kicker—in…
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