Habsent Minded 7.02: When to expect Ivan Demidov in Montreal

We’re now in the dog days of summer for NHL news, but there are still some Montreal Canadiens topics worth a quick discussion on the podcast. Myself and Patrik Bexell got together on Monday to go over a few things, starting with the team’s recent

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Published: 1 year ago

Canadiens recall Mattias Norlinder from the Laval Rocket

As part of today’s earlier news of Rafaël Harvey-Pinard and Jordan Harris both being set to miss significant time, the Canadiens had mentioned they’d be recalling another body from the Laval Rocket. We now know who they’ve chosen to join them

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NHL Rumors: Montreal Canadiens’ Spending and Asking About Patrick Kane

The Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres are front and center for this edition of NHL Trade Rumors. Will Montreal go after free agents?

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Published: 1 year ago

Habs' Harvey-Pinard, Harris sidelined by injuries

Canadiens forward Rafael Harvey-Pinard will be sidelined eight weeks and defenseman Jordan Harris is out indefinitely due to their respective lower-body injuries.

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Published: 1 year ago

The Canadiens just can't catch a break as the injuries pile up

Team announces defenceman Jordan Harris is out indefinitely and forward Rafaël Harvey-Pinard will miss 6-8 weeks with lower-body injuries.

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Canadiens: Injuries Continue to Mount for the Habs Ahead of Road Trip

Well, it had been a couple of weeks since the injury bug bit the Canadiens, but it came calling nonetheless. On Tuesday, the Canadiens announced that forward Rafaël Harvey-Pinard and defenseman Jordan Harris will miss extended periods of time due to

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Canadiens say Harvey-Pinard out 6-8 weeks, Harris out indefinitely

The Montreal Canadiens say forward Rafael Harvey-Pinard will be sidelined for six to eight weeks while Jordan Harris will be out indefinitely with lower-body injuries.

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Montreal Canadiens’ Jordan Harris out indefinitely, Harvey-Pinard out 6-8 weeks

Arber Xhekaj won’t travel with the Canadiens on their upcoming road trip to California, as well.

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Canadiens confirm Harvey-Pinard out 6-8 weeks, Harris out indefinitely

With a sequence of tweets today, the Montreal Canadiens confirmed the duration of absence for several players amid a recent flurry of injuries. For starters, Raphael Harvey-Pinard, who has already missed time with a lower-body injury, will officially

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Canadiens’ Jordan Harris Out Indefinitely, Rafaël Harvey-Pinard Out 6-8 Weeks

Canadiens defenseman Jordan Harris will be out indefinitely with a lower-body injury, per a team announcement Tuesday. Harris has left the team’s California road trip and has returned to Montreal for “further testing and a thorough evaluation of

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Montreal Canadiens: Jesse Ylonen Has Earned A Top 6 Audition

The Montreal Canadiens seem to have been searching for a solution to their secondary scoring woes all season when perhaps the answer has been under their noses the whole time. Jesse Ylonen has played on the fourth line for virtually the entirety of h

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Montreal Canadiens: Florian Xhekaj’s Offensive Game Is Flourishing In Front Of Us

The Montreal Canadiens took out a flier on the Sheriff’s younger brother, Florian ‘The Deputy’ Xhekaj, as coined by Mama (Simona) Xhekaj, and the early season returns look pretty nice. Xhekaj can dust it up in the opposition’s crease or clear

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Montreal Canadiens Suddenly Have Plethora Of Great Goaltending Prospects

The Montreal Canadiens did not need to draft and develop goaltenders for the past decade. Everyone knew the crease belonged to Carey Price, and whichever veteran backup was brought in that season could handle the rest of the games. Even when they dra

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