I'll make this entry brief as I'm running out the door.
Nothing but tumbleweed this morning on the Habs front, as the reverberations of P.K. Subban turning down a two-year offer are still in the air.
Subban aside, there were a bunch of minor signings around the league yesterday.
For my part, and on a non-hockey front, I went to St. Sauveur last night to check out the Momix dance group. Wow, wow, wow. Stunning and VERY trippy. If you're into that kinda thing, I highly recommend checking them out.
Here's a Youtube vid summing up the show I saw:
Ok, on to hockey...!
Hockey News
-A flurry of first-round pick signings as the Leafs have signed first round pick, Morgan Reilly, while the Flyers signed Tanner Pederson.
The Canucks also signed a second-round pick, Alexandre Mallet.
-The Red Wings added four Russians to their Winter Classic squad.
-The Flyers also gave a nice contract extenstion to the head coach, Peter Laviolette. And why not? He got the team within two wins of the Stanley Cup championship.
-The Bruins, and more specifically Tuukka Rask, prepare for life without Tim Thomas.
-Highly touted prospect, Nathan MacKinnon, gets ready to show his stuff at the Ivan Hlinka Tourney.
-THN's Ken Campbell does a little NHL roundup looking at the return of Rick DiPietro as well as Subban's contract.
-And lastly, Spector's does his usual rumour roundup, this time focusing on the Leafs and Flyers.
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2 comments:
Kamal,
Don't you find it interesting that the Hockey News is reporting that the Subban offer rumour RDS reported is way off of what multiple credible sources say was the real offer in both dollars and term......what a shock!
I wonder if the Montreal media follow that unwritten media rule of get 3 credible sources for the rumour before you report it?
I think it is more get anyone to tell you anything Habs and it's front page news!
It's a shame it has to be this way, makes Montreal look minor league.
@HH: Too true! But what I find interesting is that while Campbell was quick to call our the people at RDS, he didn't offer any numbers or term himself.
I thought that was strange because, the way he wrote his piece, it sounded like he knew what the real info was.
The whole thing is fishy if you ask me!
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