We tend to forget, but he has been part of the Montreal Canadiens organization for some time now, and some suggest he might be ready for a bigger role.
Could the former Tampa Bay Lightning captain, who has always been a loyal companion to Martin St-Louis, replace Alex Burrows behind the bench?
Burrows, who left for personal reasons, has yet to be replaced alongside Martin St-Louis.
Could Vincent Lecavalier, currently a special advisor to hockey operations for the Canadiens, make the jump behind the bench?
After all, Martin St-Louis and Vincent Lecavalier were an incredible duo on the ice for so many years.
Could they form an equally devastating duo, this time behind the bench for Montreal? One can imagine that Lecavalier would be excellent at leading a power play.
He still lives in Florida but has recently expressed his interest in becoming more involved with the organization.
This is a situation to watch, as columnist Stu Cowan of "The Montreal Gazette" also raises this question.
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Vincent Lecavalier, 44, who was the first overall pick by the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1998, amassed 949 points, including 421 goals, in 1,212 career NHL games.
A large number of those 949 points were scored alongside Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St-Louis.
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