A former player from the Canadiens organization has changed his address
PUBLICATION
Jeff Drouin
December 29, 2021 (12:44)
In 2016, the Montreal Canadiens selected Will Bitten with the 70th overall pick. After two years with the Canadiens' AHL affiliate, Marc Bergevin moved Bitten to Minnesota to pick up Gustav Olofsson on October 3, 2018.
Still without a game in the NHL, Bitten changed teams again as he was transferred to the Saint-Louis Blues.
In return, Bill Guerin was awarded the services of Nolan Stevens, who was also drafted 125th in 2016. Within the NCAA, he has established himself as a maverick, but at the professional level, he is not as consistent in this regard.
In short, I imagine that Guerin wanted to add leadership to the Iowa Wild with the addition of Stevens, who carried the captain's «C» at several points in his amateur career.
|
2 minutes ago | By Elias Edmonson Canadiens Turn Their Back on Cayden Primeau Again, Opening the Door for Jakub Dobes as a Call-Up Option |
|
1 hour ago | By Elias Edmonson Hughes and the Canadiens Have the Opportunity to Claim 6-Foot-6 Monster After Getting Waived |
|
1 hour ago | By Elias Edmonson Alex Newhook Buys Beautiful Downtown Montreal Penthouse for Over a Million |
|
4 hours ago | By Elias Edmonson Patrik Laine Takes a Step Closer to Returning as He Attends Game Day Practice with the Team |
|
5 hours ago | By Elias Edmonson Renaud Lavoie Reveals the Real Reason Tomas Plekanec Is Sticking Around the Canadiens' Entourage |
|
6 hours ago | By Elias Edmonson Kent Hughes is Currently Working the Phones, Setting the Table with 4 Current Teams, per Insider |
|
8 hours ago | By Elias Edmonson Hughes Can Now Make His First Trade Pitch for David Jiricek as the Jackets Officially Explore the Market |
|
19 hours ago | By Elias Edmonson Kent Hughes Just Revealed the Types of Moves He Plans to Make Ahead of the Trade Deadline |
Previously on HabsFanatics
