Catching The Torch: OHL & WHL update — Kaiden Guhle, Jan Mysak & more
Checking in on the Canadiens’ OHL and WHL prospects — Jan Mysak, Kaiden Guhle, Arber Xhekaj, and Daniil Sobolev — and how well they’ve been performing so far this season.
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Checking in on the Canadiens’ OHL and WHL prospects — Jan Mysak, Kaiden Guhle, Arber Xhekaj, and Daniil Sobolev — and how well they’ve been performing so far this season.
When TSN's mid-season draft rankings came out, Djurgarden forward William Eklund was in seventh spot. A confidant relayed that information to the 18-year-old, who responded by simply saying, "I'm going to go No. 1." This interaction was reported by The Athletic in a recent profile on the promising Swede. TSN asked Eklund about that moment in an interview this week. "It was more about my mentality," he said with a smile. "It's not that I want to be like a person who says that. It's just a mentality for me that's driven me since I was a little kid. You always want to be as good as you ca...
The stage is set, with the Canadiens vs. the Golden Knights, and the Lightning vs. the Islanders. Do the Dallas Stars have anything in common with them? If not, what can they learn?
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Changing the Canadiens’ approach to rush offence Share this story Photo by Claus Andersen/Getty Images The Montreal Canadiens scored only three goals in the first two games of their series against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Looking at their expected goals over these two games (1.04 in Game 1 and 0.98 in Game 2), they weren’t unlucky. The team failed to get quality scoring chances and the offence dried up. Montreal usually generates their high-danger scoring chances off the rush. Unfortunately, it isn’t as easy to do in the playoffs. Opponents commit fewer mistakes. The Leafs don’t overe...