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NHL.comupdated 55m agofirst covered Sep 17, 1:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ The injury bug has already bitten hard as training camp opens, with two key roster pieces sidelined before the real work even begins. Bjugstad and Kovacevic are out to start camp, forcing the organization to shuffle depth and test contingency plans earlier than expected. This kind of early-season attrition can derail momentum and expose weaknesses in the lineup that teams hope to hide until October.
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You’d be hard-pressed to find an analyst arguing against Johnathan Kovacevic making the Montreal Canadiens in 2023-24. It’s past that point the doubt starts to set in, but unjustifiably so. To be fair, there are a lot of young defensemen in the mix, including on Kovacevic’s right side on defense. David Reinbacher, the team’s fifth-overall draft pick from this past summer, stands out the most.
MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens scored three goals during an intense third period to snap an embarrassing six-game losing skid in a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday. Jonathan Drouin scored his first of the season to give Montreal (16-21-3) the win in a final frame where both teams scored five goals. Joel Armia scored two goals. Kirby Dach and Cole Caufield also scored for Montreal. The Blues (19-18-3) were helped by their fourth line.
Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Rem Pitlick will get back in lineup Saturday night against Dallas Stars after being a healthy scratch for last three games. Author of the article: • Montreal Gazette Article content Juraj Slafkovsky won’t be in the lineup for the Canadiens when they face the Dallas Stars Saturday night at the Bell Centre (7 p.m., SNE, CITY, TVA Sports, TSN 690 Radio, 98.5 FM).
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