According to The Athletic's analyst Dom Luszczyszyn, who lists the NHL's most improved teams during the off-season, the Montreal Canadiens has reached a very encouraging 12th position. This positioning can surprise at first sight: General Manager Kent Hughes has not signed any independent impact players this summer and has been content with minor transactions. However, the evaluation is due to a brilliant internal strategy and rigorous asset man…
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According to The Athletic's analyst Dom Luszczyszyn, who lists the NHL's most improved teams during the off-season, the Montreal Canadiens has reached a very encouraging 12th position. This positioning can surprise at first sight: General Manager Kent Hughes has not signed any independent impact players this summer and has been content with minor transactions. However, the evaluation is due to a brilliant internal strategy and rigorous asset man…