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Club de Hockey Canadien With seven games left in the season, the Laval Rocket were in a spot to do something that a Montreal Canadiens AHL affiliate hadn’t done in a long time: clinch a division title. All they needed was a single point against the Toronto Marlies, but they still had quite the challenge on their hands. They were without Alex Belzile and Cayden Primeau (recalled to the NHL), Joseph Blandisi, Michael Pezzetta, and Joel Teasdäle (season-ending injuries), and Ryan Poehling and Cale Fleury (day to day). Xavier Ouellet was back in the lineup, as were Laurent Dauphin and Brandon ...

Article content Don’t hold your breath waiting for Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin to make a deal before the NHL trade deadline on April 12. As of Tuesday afternoon, the Canadiens only had $65,398 of current salary-cap space, according to CapFriendly.com. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canadiens Notebook: GM Marc Bergevin says it's unlikely he'll be making trades Back to video During a video conference Tuesday, Bergevin stressed that he has very little financial flexibility to make any significant moves before the trade deadline, but he didn’...

Club de hockey Canadien Alex Belzile scored the only goal in the shootout, and Michael McNiven made 20 saves as the Laval Rocket pulled out a 5-4 win against the Toronto Marlies on Sunday night at the Bell Centre. Yannick Veilleux scored twice in regulation for the Rocket. Lukas Vejdemo, Ryan Poehling, and Jan Mysak also had goals. After falling behind early in their game on Friday night in Toronto, it was a better start for the Rocket. On the opening shift, the line of Veilleux, Vejdemo, and Belzile were buzzing, and had scoring chances on each of their first three shifts. They ended up conv...

Laval vs. Belleville recap & highlights: Rocket wrap up series with 5-2 win Share this story Club de Hockey Canadien After a hot first two games, the Laval Rocket were finally tripped up on Tuesday night by the Belleville Senators. It was a game that Laval had a firm grip on throughout, but some mental lapses late in the third period cost them a third consecutive victory as they fell 4-1. On Friday night, the Rocket had a chance to rebound after that defeat, and that came with a few lineup changes from Joël Bouchard. Cale Fleury was out with a minor injury, allowing draft selection Gianni Fa...

Laval Rocket notebook: A plan for Cale Fleury, four-game series vs Belleville ends Friday Share this story Photo by David Kirouac/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Laval Rocket head coach Joël Bouchard jokes about the fact that with so many young players on the team’s roster that he’s no longer a coach, but a teacher. That comes with the job of being a coach in the AHL which is first and foremost a development league. Cale Fleury started last season in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens, and is back with the Rocket where he played 77 games over the last two seasons and the early part of ...