Montreal Canadiens News and Notes
- Marie-Philip Poulin one of 28 named to receive the Ordre national du Québec. [Montreal Gazette]
- Jacob LeGuerrier’s Heartline Apparel blends his interest in fashion and supporting cardiovascular research. [Canadiens]
- Cayden Lindstrom might not still be available at 5, but he could be a great fit in Montreal. [The Athletic]
- The Habs have met for dinner with Lindstrom. [La Presse]
Around the League and Elsewhere
- Stanley Cup fun facts. [The Athletic]
- It’s taken them nine years, but the Oilers’ stars are in their prime and have finally made it to the final. [Sportsnet | NHL]
- How Ken Holland took the team he inherited to the Stanley Cup Final. [La Presse]
- Will the Oilers be the team to end Canada’s Cup drought? [CBC]
- How will the Panthers’ preferred style match up against the Oilers? [Sportsnet]
- Aleksander Barkov is looking forward to the challenge of matching up against Connor McDavid. [NHL]
- Zach Hyman’s road to the Stanley Cup Final started in Florida. [The Athletic | Montreal Gazette]
- Stuart Skinner has battled hard to get where he is. [NHL | TSN]
- The Panthers have come a long way since the days of free hot dogs and cheap tickets. [La Presse]
- Paul Maurice would love to win a cup, and his players would like to win him one. [NHL]
- Getting to know prospect Zayne Parekh. [TSN]
- Cayden Lindstrom’s rise. [Radio-Canada]
- Macklin Celebrini, likely to join the Sharks on draft day, isn’t in hurry to go pro. [TSN]
- Celebrini’s path has been slightly unusual. [La Presse]
- It is possible that three of the four top draft picks will be NCAA players. [NHL]
- Celebrini and other prospects, Jake Guentzel, and Stanley Cup Final talk in this week’s 32 Thoughts. [Sportsnet]
- Matthew Tkachuk, Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, William Nylander, and Gabriel Landeskog are among a group of players who will be featured in an upcoming Prime docuseries. [NHL]
- The QMJHL is increasing its university scholarships. [La Presse]
