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With the addition of Noah Dobson, a leading right-wing defender, and Zachary Bolduc, a young attacker with an undeniable marker flair, Kent Hughes has already managed to significantly raise the talent level of his team. Dobson, a defensive pillar capable of playing big minutes, will come to solidify a defensive brigade in full transformation, while Bolduc, who scored 19 goals in his first full season in the NHL despite a limited playing time, of…
Habs Wrap: Bolduc Trade, Projected Canadiens Lineup, L.J. Mooney
The post Habs Wrap: Bolduc Trade, Projected Canadiens Lineup, L.J. Mooney appeared first on Montreal Hockey Now. MONTREAL — There’s always Montreal Canadiens news to be absorbed on a daily basis, but there are only so many hours in a day. On Sundays, we recap the most exciting and relevant NHL news stories that you may have missed throughout the week so that you can stay in the Canadiens loop. Tuesday The Montreal Canadiens stole the show on dra…
Montreal Canadiens: Evaluating 2025 NHL Draft Strategy and Picks
The Montreal Canadiens are shifting gears after trading both of their first-round picks to the New York Islanders for Noah Dobson, signaling the end of their rebuild. In the 2025 NHL Draft, they aimed for high-potential prospects, starting with Alexander Zharovsky, a draftee with impressive puck skills transitioning from Russia’s Junior B level to KHL playoffs. Other notable selections include Hayden Paupanekis, whose skating prowess positions h…
Scout’s opinion: The Montreal Canadiens’ 2025 NHL Draft Haul
After trading both of their first-rounders to the New York Islanders for Noah Dobson, the Montreal Canadiens sent a clear message: the rebuild is done. When I heard the news, I immediately knew two things would be true. First, that the Habs wouldn’t be done trading picks, and second, that they’d be taking some high-upside swings on day two. Check, and check. Carolina stepped up at… Source
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