The Max Pacioretty trade wasn’t Montreal’s only piece of business on Monday. The team announced that Michael McCarron has inked a one-year, two-way deal at the value of his qualifying offer.

Carey Price had a season to forget in 2017-18. Now fully healthy, what type of rebound should the Habs expect from their franchise player?

As is often the case with players acquired in at the top of the draft, Jesperi Kotkaniemi should be playing in Montreal this upcoming season. From a development standpoint and where the team is pegged to be in the standings, it’s the right move to make.

After a decent rookie season in 2017-18, Charles Hudon could be primed for a breakout sophomore year and could be a sleeper pick in fantasy leagues.

Tuesday was Max Pacioretty’s annual charity golf tournament and with that came some updates on his status with the Habs moving forward.

Despite the potential distractions heading into the 2018-19 season, Max Pacioretty should be able to get back to the top goal-scoring form that he has provided for the Habs for several years.

Shea Weber’s second season in Montreal was a rough one as injuries derailed him from the start. While he’ll miss the early part of 2018-19, he still projects to be a significant contributor when he returns.

While the Coyotes were hoping that Max Domi would rebound after a quiet sophomore season, that didn’t exactly happen last year. Now that he’s in a new environment in Montreal, will he become more of a scoring threat?