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www.nhl.comLatest news on the Montreal Canadiens, a professional ice hockey team based in Quebec, Canada who compete in the Atlantic Division of the NHL's Eastern Conference.
www.newsnow.comPatrik Laine is not lucky. When the Montreal Canadiens traded for him, he was hoping to get his career back on track and become an integral part of the team’s success, but last year, a new injury derailed his start, and a finger injury ended his season. This year, it’s a core muscle injury that has just landed him on LTIR, as his recovery time after the surgery is estimated at three to four months.
thehockeynews.comIn today’s links, Caufield’s franchise-best season, looking for a defenceman, Laine’s place on the trade-bait board, Evgeni Malkin waiting until after the season to discuss his contract…
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globalnews.caIt was over 30 degrees yesterday in Montreal. With humidity factored in, it felt closer to 40 degrees on an end-of-July day during the construction holidays. One would have thought that most people would have been out of town, and yet, the fourth week of the LSHL was sold out at Hockeyetcetera. An hour before the doors opened, die-hard fans were already queuing outside in the heat, patiently waiting for their hockey fix in the dog days of Summer.
thehockeynews.comJarvis could return for Hurricanes against Stars; Kreider day to day for Rangers
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