The Habs will have a total of seven players representing them at the 2023 World Championship with the majority of those being prospects. Here’s a rundown of who will be participating with a prediction of the role they’ll have.
This offseason is likely to feature plenty of roster movement from the Habs. But before we ponder what could happen, it’s worth sitting down to look at how the team shapes up right now before any big changes are made.
Heading into the draft lottery, the Habs were holding down the fifth-overall selection. While there was a winner in the lottery, it wasn’t the Canadiens but they did stay where they were and will pick fifth next month.
While the playoff runs have come to an end for many of Montreal’s top prospects, there are some still going strong. Those players get the spotlight as look back at the top prospect performers from last month.
This past season was certainly an adventurous one for the Habs with some highs mixed in among a tough showing in the standings. Who performed the best relative to expectations? Make your choices for Montreal’s end-of-season report cards.
For a while now, it has been known that Luke Tuch will be playing for Team USA at the upcoming World Championship. On Thursday, it was revealed that two other Hab prospects will participate in Sean Farrell and Lane Hutson.
With the second round underway, the remaining two series begin Wednesday night. The HabsWorld writers provide their predictions on who they see advancing into the next round of the postseason.
There were some surprises from the first round of the playoffs, to say the least. The HabsWorld writers rallied back to come up with their predictions for the second round of the 2023 series starting with the series beginning on Tuesday.
While there aren’t many pending free agents on the Habs, the same can’t be said in Laval. With the Rocket, the list of players on expiring contracts is much bigger than the list of players signed. Here’s a look at their free agent situation.
Nick Suzuki played this season in the first year of an eight-year agreement, one of the richest in franchise history. Did the Habs get good value for their money?