Two Canadiens Defensemen Targeted for Trade: A Big Opportunity for Logan Mailloux
Adam Engstrom and William Trudeau started the 24-25 season with the Laval Rocket, but their dream is to get a call-up to play with the Montreal Canadiens.
The same could be said for Logan Mailloux, but in his case, he just received the second chance he had been waiting for over the past few weeks.
In short, these three young defensemen hope to have the opportunity to prove their worth in the NHL, especially with the absence of David Reinbacher, who is injured.
Among them, Logan Mailloux seems to have the best chance of staying long-term, particularly if injuries or needs arise within the Canadiens' defense (as we are currently seeing, notably with Kaiden Guhle).
These young players are determined to rise through the ranks and compete with established defensemen like Jayden Struble, Justin Barron, Arber Xhekaj, and Lane Hutson.
On the veteran side, Mike Matheson, David Savard, and Kaiden Guhle hold key spots in the Canadiens' lineup when they are all at 100%.
As long as they stay healthy, these three players will continue to lead the defense.
David Savard, a candidate for a trade with the Montreal Canadiens, as is Mike Matheson?
Indeed, questions are starting to arise about the future of David Savard, whose contract expires in the summer of 2025.
Mike Matheson, with his talent and experience, could also attract the interest of several teams if the Canadiens consider trades this season.
Management will have to make important decisions to maintain a good balance between giving young players a chance and relying on the experience of veterans.
This season could be crucial for the development of Mailloux, Engstrom, and Trudeau, while ensuring the competitiveness of the Canadiens until the end.
If it were your decision, what would you do with Mike Matheson and David Savard?
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OCTOBRE 19 | 800 ANSWERS Two Canadiens Defensemen Targeted for Trade: A Big Opportunity for Logan Mailloux Would you trade Matheson and Savard before their contracts run out and get something in return? | ||
| Absolutely | 600 | 75 % |
| No, keep them | 200 | 25 % |
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