Habs Daily: Dichow Won’t Receive Contract, Canadiens Prospects

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4 months ago

May 31, 2023

All the latest Habs news, recent Montreal Canadiens stories, as well as information from around the National Hockey League.

According to Guillaume Lefrancois, the Canadiens will not offer goaltending prospect Frederik Dichow an entry-level contract. His rights expire on June 1st. [Canadiens Reportedly Not Signing Goaltending Prospect]
Both Owen Beck and Jared Davidson suffered losses during their second game at the Memorial Cup. Undrafted goaltender William Rousseau, on the other hand, stood out from the crowd. [Canadiens Prospects At Memorial Cup]
A closer look at some of the Montreal Canadiens prospects who have something to prove going into next season. [Top Prospects With Something To Prove]

Over the years, players on the Florida Panthers have had numerous postgame rituals and trinkets handed out to the best players following a win. The newest ritual the team has come up with is handing out a rawhide dog chew to the player who put forth the grittiest performance in a playoff win. [Florida Panthers]
The San Jose Sharks could use a franchise-altering Draft. Four straight years out of the playoffs, the Sharks need some prospects to hit to get themselves back in the running. [San Jose Sharks]
A closer look at Patrick Kane’s final season with the Chicago Blackhawks. [Chicago Blackhawks]
Former Toronto Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas has a lot of fans around the NHL, but Brian Burke agrees his time had run out in Ontario. [Pittsburgh Penguins]
The Washington Capitals did not go far to find their next bench boss. Spencer Carbery, a former stalwart with the organization’s minor league affiliates, will be the Capitals’ new head coach, general manager Brian MacLellan announced Tuesday. [Washington Capitals]
After acquiring him at the 2023 NHL trade deadline, and watching him become a key cog in their lineup can the Boston Bruins bring back winger Tyler Bertuzzi? [Boston Bruins]