Big announcement from the Montreal Canadiens
Hockey will resume in two months, but before the season starts, Martin St-Louis's team will face the Philadelphia Flyers at home on September 23 and the New Jersey Devils on September 24.
This year, the rookie camp will have a new format.
Unlike previous years, when the Canadiens' rookies went to Buffalo for several games, there will be only two games this year, played at the Bell Centre against the Toronto Maple Leafs' rookies.
Fans will be able to attend these games, and there's more good news: the Canadiens and IGA are offering free tickets for the games on September 14 and 15.
The announcement reveals the first edition of the Face-à-face des espoirs, with tickets available at participating IGA stores.
The tickets are free, in limited quantity, and each person can get up to four tickets by scanning a QR code at participating IGA stores.
| POLL |
2 AOUT | 102 ANSWERS Big announcement from the Montreal Canadiens Will you attend these games? |
| Yes | 37 | 36.3 % |
| No | 65 | 63.7 % |
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Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard The Canadiens add a goaltender to their camp |
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