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Habs Daily: Hutson Record, Caufield Trophy Finalist, Gallagher
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Here are the M ontreal Canadiens news items, stories, and content you may have missed on Thursday.
Montreal Canadiens News
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It's no longer the case, but there was a time when some doubted whether Lane Hutson 's impressive production would translate to the NCAA. And then they questioned whether he could do it at the World Championship. And the World Juniors. In the NHL. And eventually, the playoffs. At this (very early) point of his career, there's very little left to prove.
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Sniper Cole Caufield is among the finalists for the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, awarded annually to the player in the league deemed to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship throughout the season. In 81 games played, Caufield only accumulated 14 penalty minutes. [ Caufield Among Finalists For Lady Byng Memorial Trophy ]
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The French call of Alexandre Texier 's game-winning goal is absolutely fantastic.
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Veteran Brendan Gallagher had his mother on his mind as he was reinserted into the lineup on Wednesday. Given how much he's sacrificed for the franchise, it was a fitting start to his playoff run from the always under-appreciated forward.
Sportsnaut Network
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The New Jersey Devils face perhaps the most pivotal offseason in the franchises history. It's an offseason where they can put their name back into the contender conversation. Or, it's one where they can completely derail their trajectory which could set them back years. Another long-rebuild is not what Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment seemingly want to sign up for. [ New Jersey Devils ]
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The names have been on everyone's lips around Leafs Nation the past few weeks. From a franchise icon to an upstart analytics nerd. It sounds like the duo of Mats Sundin and John Chayka will make up the new Toronto Maple Leafs hockey operations department. [ Toronto Maple Leafs ]
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Over the years, several players on the Colorado Avalanche and around the league have been pretty open about shutting off from the game of hockey after their team gets eliminated. For some, it's an opportunity to get a mental reset for the offseason ahead. For others, it's simply because the loss was so recent that it stings to watch games you're not involved in. [ Colorado Avalanche ]
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