Habs Re-Sign Zach Bolduc To Four-Year Deal
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After adding Chris Kreider on Saturday, the Habs have taken care of another piece of business. The team announced that they have re-signed winger Zach Bolduc to a four-year deal.
After adding Chris Kreider on Saturday, the Habs have taken care of another piece of business. The team announced that they have re-signed winger Zach Bolduc to a four-year deal.
It took a while for the Habs to make a splash in terms of adding to their roster but they did so on Saturday. The team announced that they have signed winger Chris Kreider to a one-year contract.
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