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Canadiens Have Second-Most Productive Crop Of Rookies In League

The Montreal Canadiens have got a big crop of rookies this season, but two of them are really shining and have the Habs sitting in second-place for most points produced by rookies.

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All right, I'm gonna go with Cole Caufield, Mr. Saturday Night.

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Uh, obviously, a big game against Ottawa.

He's got five points in his past two games.

Uh, as for, uh, somebody who's cold, uh, Brock Boeser, and it pains me to say.

Because I've been following him, uh, since he played for the Burnsville Blaze in MN.

High School.

Mm.

Always seemed like a good guy.

But it was news when he scored against Columbus, 'cause I think it had been over 20 games.

And he only has that one point in his past five games, so.

Uh, you know, best of luck to Brock Boeser.

Uh, maybe he can do something for the Canucks.

Uh, with Keiffer Sherwood gone.

Not that Kieffer Sherwood was like, you know, hogging the puck or anything.

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But they definitely need more out of Brock Boeser in Vancouver.

Yeah, definitely.

Um, Cole Caufield, he's gotta get onto that US team.

If there's an injury, I know, you know, It's gonna be a lot of talk about Jason Robertson or Cole Caufield.

But man, Cole Caufield, uh, what a snub that was.

Mm.

Um, for me, I, I like for the hot, category, I'll say Max Domi.

Um, Auston Matthews is getting a lot of praise these days for how he's turned things around.

You know, Max Domi is also playing probably his best hockey of the season.

You know, he had a goal and two points, or sorry, three points against Winnipeg.

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I think it was a plus three, five shots on net.

You know.

They need Domi to be as close to Mitch Marner as possible for that line.

'cause he's gotta be the setup guy.

Uh, for Cole, Uh, not looking good, man.

You mentioned him, Andrew, Jordan Binnington.

You know, the Oilers shut them out 5-0 the other night.

Um, Binnington's just not looking good.

I don't know how much longer we can keep saying this before Team Canada says, "All right, he's coming, but he ain't playing."

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