Friday Habs Headlines: Can this be Jesse Ylönen's year?
In today's links, debating Jesse Ylönen's long-term place with the Habs, the Edmonton Oilers make a front-office hire, and the Pittsburgh Penguins don't.
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In today's links, debating Jesse Ylönen's long-term place with the Habs, the Edmonton Oilers make a front-office hire, and the Pittsburgh Penguins don't.
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is examining where each team stands in preparation for the 2023-24 regular season, which starts Oct. 10. Today, the Vancouver Canucks:
It didn't go so well for the Bruins when on Nov. 4 they announced they had signed Mitchell Miller to a three-year, entry-level contract.
From most value added to least, rating each team based on whether they have more talent than they did at the start of the offseason.
The Canucks didn’t have a ton to work with this off-season, but there was a concerted effort to deepen what they had available to them on the blueline. Travis Yost has more on how Vancouver is hoping a refurbished defensive unit can lead to more success.