US EditionCanadiens Assign 24 Players to AHL Training Camp
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Habs cut 25 players from training camp
With the Habs going into Saturday’s game with 59 players on their training camp roster, cuts were bound to happen at some point. That has now happened with Montreal trimming that roster by 25 players. Forward Vinzenz Rohrer has been assigned to Zurich in Switzerland. He’s under contract with them for this season and like Oliver Kapanen a year ago, he’s ineligible to play for Laval until Zurich’s season comes to an end. Meanwhile, the following…
Canadiens: Montreal Makes Big Cuts
As expected, the Montreal Canadiens announced a significant wave of cuts on Saturday night following their win against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The move was expected as the Laval Rocket training camp opens on September 30, and the Habs will be heading to Quebec City for a few days.
There are 34 players still at the Canadiens camp following the announcement by Montreal Canadiens RP / @CanadiensMTL TORONTO – The Canadiens announced several staff movements regarding training camp formation on Saturday. Twenty-four players will join the Laval Rocket camp, which will open on Tuesday, September 30th.
Latest Round Of Montreal Canadiens Training Camp Cuts
The post Latest Round Of Montreal Canadiens Training Camp Cuts appeared first on Montreal Hockey Now. The Montreal Canadiens made their latest round of cuts following Saturday’s game versus the Toronto Maple Leafs. Several players were cut from the training camp roster, leaving 34 NHL hopefuls in the mix. Many of the players will be heading to Laval to take part in the Rocket’s training camp, which opens on September 30, at Place Bell, and will …
While the Montreal Canadiens played their fourth pre-season game, won 4-2 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team has just announced the 24-hop withdrawal in order to soon complete their start-up roster for the start of the regular season. 14 forwards, six defencemen and four goaltenders were in the game.At the attackers, Vincent Arseneau, Laurent Dauphin, Jared Davidson, Will Dineen, Joe Dunlap, Mark Estapa, Egor Goriunov, Riley Kidney, Filip…
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