Trade: three players, including a surprise, on the market in Montreal
Kent Hughes, General Manager of the Montreal Canadiens, emphasized that the upcoming offseason would be the most crucial since his arrival.
This statement has raised expectations for a busy summer for the team, particularly in their pursuit of a top-tier forward to bolster the attack.
However, in addition to potential acquisitions, it is conceivable that some players may leave the team.
According to David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, Christian Dvorak, Joel Armia, and David Savard could be placed on the trading block.
Dvorak and Armia, whose contracts expire in 2024-2025, could be targeted for a trade to secure an immediate return rather than risk losing them for free the following year.
Regarding Savard, despite his past performance, competition within the defense and the dynamics of the trade market suggest that Hughes may wait until training camp to make a decision.
He may also consider keeping him to strengthen the team for a playoff push or trade him at the deadline if the season doesn't go as planned.
POLL |
21 MAI | 155 ANSWERS Trade: three players, including a surprise, on the market in Montreal Do you believe Kent Hughes will trade David Savard? |
Oui | 105 | 67.7 % |
Non | 50 | 32.3 % |
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Sep 11 | By Mike Bouchard Everything suggests that Kent Hughes is about to trade a former first-round pick |
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Sep 10 | By Guillaume Bergeron Is Justin Barron about to leave the Canadiens for a high draft pick? |
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Sep 10 | By Guillaume Bergeron Alex Newhook has a major and special request for Martin St-Louis and the Canadiens |
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Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard The Canadiens add a goaltender to their camp |
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Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard Signing alert for Max Pacioretty |
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Sep 10 | By Mike Bouchard Several intriguing young players are expected to be placed on waivers, and the Habs could benefit from this |
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