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Hutson's Scoring Streak: Analyzing His Performance Potential
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Here are the M ontreal Canadiens news items, stories, and content you may have missed on Wednesday.
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Juraj Slafkovsky got off to a great start with Slovakia at the Winter Olympic Games. He scored two goals and added an assist as the Slovak's upset Finland 4-1. It should be noted Oliver Kapanen was not in Finland's lineup, despite being one of the top scoring Finns at the tournament, with 18 NHL goals to his credit this season. [ Slafkovsky Enjoys Red-Hot Start At Winter Olympic Games ]
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Slafkovsky spoke to the media following the game, with Twitter user Lubi providing a translation for all us who do not happen to speak Slovak.
Slafkovsky has clearly emerged as a leader for Slovakia, a team that tends to punch well above its weight in international tournaments.
Can phenom Lane Hutson maintain his impressive point-per-game pace? It won't be easy, and there are a few factors working against him, but on the flip side of the coin, it's always a bad idea to bet against an elite athlete such as Hutson. [ Projecting If Hutson Can Maintain A Point-Per-Game Scoring Pace ]
According to RDS, Jacob Fowler is injured, and will not participate in any AHL All-Star festivities.
Shockingly, or not, Ivan Demidov is already back at work, spending his days practising in Brossard.
Alex Newhook is nearing a return to play. His ankle injury took place in mid-November, with the recovery expected to take four months, which means he was originally slated to return in mid-March.
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The New Jersey Devils are retiring their black third jersey, better known as the " Jersey Jersey ," after the 2025-26 season. However, there is a new alternate uniform coming in 2026-27. [ New Jersey Devils ]
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Capitals defenceman Martin Fehervary took the ice for Team Slovakia as they beat Finland 4-1 on Wednesday. Fehervary, an alternate captain, looked pretty solid in his native team's victory. Paired with fellow blueliner Simon Nemec , the 26-year-old finished with two shots and 22:03 of ice time, the second-most on the team.[ Washington Capitals ]
While most of the best hockey players in the world battle it out in Milan over the next two weeks, Toronto Maple Leafs' top brass has been engaged in their own Olympian-like decisions. To sell or not to sell? To stand pat, retool, or rebuild? [ Toronto Maple Leafs ]
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