Joshua Roy to Join the Canadiens? A Major Statement Has Been Released

Although there's been a bit of a slowdown in the last games, Joshua Roy is experiencing an incredible start to his professional career with the Laval Rocket.

In the American League, which is reputed to be tough for young players, the 20-year-old Quebecer is wowing the crowd with a record of 12 points, including five goals, in 10 games. This performance places him 10th in the league's scoring.

Because of his performances, many fans wished to see the Canadian team call upon his services. However, the organization seems to be advocating patience with its young players, and Roy is likely to spend a good while, possibly even the complete season, in Laval.

Indeed, in connection with a potential recall, the player from Beauce has just broken the silence and made a declaration that speaks volumes about his maturity.

He asserts that playing in the farm team is very beneficial for his progression. He has significant responsibilities with the Rocket, gets ample playing time, and has the confidence of his coach.

He also mentions that he believes in the plan the management has for him and that he will make the leap to the NHL when the time is right.

I would add that the Rocket has a young squad with several promising talents from the organization. It is certainly very good for the future of the franchise to have a team culture that starts with the farm club. If the young players grow together for several years, it strengthens the bonds and chemistry in the locker room.

Let's be patient with the young players of the Canadiens. Development is not a sprint, but a marathon. This also applies to those who are already in Montreal, like Juraj Slafkovsky.