David Pagnotta Provides Update on a Potential Trade in the Works Involving the Canadiens
According to a recent update from the renowned David Pagnotta via his site The Fourth Period, there's new information about a trade in the works involving the Montreal Canadiens .
I think we can officially say it's 100% confirmed.
Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens are currently working to finalize a trade, with serious calls already being made.
Pierre LeBrun confirmed it, Darren Dreger confirmed it, Frank Seravalli confirmed it, and now TFP has added another layer.
A specific name has even been mentioned.
In an article published in the past few hours, here's what The Fourth Period mentions.
Kent Hughes is indeed shopping for a top-4 right-handed defenseman
After a disappointing start to the season in Montreal and a slew of injuries, particularly on defense (David Reinbacher, Kaiden Guhle, Mike Matheson), Kent Hughes seems ready to take action.
Yes, Matheson is «banged up» and clearly not at 100%.
The Fourth Period confirms that the Canadiens' management is currently exploring the trade market, with a top-4 defenseman as their target (not a forward).
That said, they also note that the front office's goal is to «shake up the lineup» and essentially give the team a jolt.
Like many fans and analysts, the Canadiens' leaders consider the team's start to the season to be completely unacceptable.
The article also reveals that Hughes' aim is not to jeopardize the team's future; he has a plan but is still willing to try something new. It will be fascinating to watch, and I have a feeling that the performance of Martin St-Louis' squad tonight will change many things.
Additionally, teams such as Utah, Calgary, Chicago, and Nashville are also interested in making moves on the trade market.
A story to follow closely.
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