2014 HW Prospect Rankings: 26-30
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The second part of our 2014 Prospect Rankings features players in some very different situations.
The second part of our 2014 Prospect Rankings features players in some very different situations.
Most of Montreal’s likely roster to start the 2014-15 season is already set in stone but there are a few potential spots up for grabs.
While we can piece together most of the likely opening night roster for the Habs already, there are a few potential battles for spots at each position as training camp gets underway later this week.
Monday was the Habs’ annual charity golf tournament and as always, there was no shortage of news coming out with training camps set to open later this week.
The month of September means a few things in the hockey world including the beginning of our annual prospect rankings.
With head coach Michel Therrien announcing on Wednesday that it will be the coaching staff and management that decide on the captaincy, it’s time to evaluate the potential options to succeed Brian Gionta.
Montreal’s rookie camp is set to begin later this week. For several prospects, they will be looking to make an impression and perhaps earn a contract with the Canadiens.
Last offseason, the Habs felt that they needed to add a tough guy to help take some of the fighting pressure off of the likes of Brandon Prust and Travis Moen, so they acquired George Parros from Florida.
Over the past month, we’ve taken a look at the Habs and their likely fantasy roles over a full season.
Two years ago, prospects played a big role for the Habs with the likes of Brendan Gallagher and Alex Galchenyuk making their mark.