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Habs Daily: Lane Hutson Projection, Prospects, Former Canadiens
Here are the Montreal Canadiens news items, highlights, and stories you may have missed on Friday.
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It’s still very early in his career, but as it stands, defenceman Lane Hutson projects to be a dominant NHL player. Considering he’s still a few years away from hitting his prime, we can also safely suggest the best is yet to come.
Lane Hutson update!! pic.twitter.com/z4H8HLDspE
— Byron Bader (@ByronMBader) November 22, 2024
Some former members of the Canadiens are thriving, such as Sean Monahan, however, others are having a hard time fitting in with their new teams. Defenceman Jordan Harris’ usage with the Blue Jackets has led to a very difficult start to the year. [How Former Canadiens Players Are Performing With New Teams]
Prospect Michael Hage scored his sixth goal of the year for the University of Michigan. With the goal, Hage has maintained his point-per-game pace in the NCAA as a freshman (10GP, 6G, 4A)
Hage’s sixth of the season from Werner and Schifsky pic.twitter.com/ckMNVVK9PF
— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) November 23, 2024
There was a heartwarming scene at practice yesterday, involving David Savard and his children. The veteran connected with the human side of sports by bringing his three kids and his wife onto the ice for a skate.
David Savard, accompagné de ses trois enfants et de sa conjointe, prolonge son entraînement.
— Anthony Martineau (@Antho_Martineau) November 22, 2024
National Hockey Now Network
At a time when Marco Kasper is on the Detroit Red Wings’ second line and Jonatan Berggren is one of the team’s hot scorers, it seems fair to wonder how long it will take Nate Danielson to join the younger forward group. [Detroit Red Wings]
Ever since they got beat by the New Jersey Devils last Tuesday, the defending Stanley Cup champions have appeared to lose a little bit of their mojo. [Florida Panthers]
Alexandar Georgiev played one of his best games of the season in the Avalanche’s 2-1 win over the Washington Capitals. The 28-year-old netminder made 30 saves against the top goals-per-game average team in the league. [Colorado Avalanche]
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Yeah, Lane is must watch tv, already a top 10 player in the league as far as excitement goes, although he’s been less electric as often.the past 10 games as he was the first 10. I suspect his puck possession numbers are lower the past few weeks. That’s ok, he needs to learn and adapt to improve his overall game.
I see his brother Cole has 8 points in 12 games at BU as a freshman. I still think he ends up being a steal and redrafts will have him as a top half of round 1. Yeah, the Hutson clan is good at hockey.