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Trade Talk: Habs moving for Drouin?

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Trade Talk: Habs moving for Drouin?

Is Therrien on the hot seat?

Canadiens “are aggressively pursuing Drouin.”

Semin handed chance to shine for Canadiens

There weren’t many teams in the NHL falling over themselves to sign Alexander Semin on the back of a disappointing few years, and the Montreal Canadiens were able to pick up the Russian veteran on a one-year deal worth $1.1 million. This time next year, the Canadiens will be looking back at either an amazing piece of business or a relatively inexpensive mistake, but Semin does arrive in Montreal with an impressive C.V. in the league. Semin was available for a budget price after the Carolina Hurricanes bought him out of the final three years of his $7 million-a-year contract with the franchise, ending a three-year spell with the team that has failed to live up to the hype that surrounded his move from Washington in 2012.

Are the Habs shopping Fucale?

Oilers would certainly be interested if Montreal Canadiens dangled prospect goalie Zach Fucale

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Is Montreal interested in Lupul?

TheFourthPeriod.com … Canadiens interested in Lupul?

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Could the Leafs and Habs pull off a blockbuster trade?

TFP writes … Leafs, Canadiens talking trade? Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin is in the market for a top-four defenseman and a top-six winger

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Leafs and Canadiens dealing?

Trade Talks: Leafs and Canadiens dealing?

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Avalanche, Canadiens, Bruins, Rangers looking at Vermette

Lavoie: Avalanche, Canadiens, Bruins, Rangers looking at Vermette

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Habs likely to go after a big name at the trade deadline

LeBrun: Canadiens likely to acquire “a piece that’s worth talking about”

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Are the Habs after Mike Green?

tsn.ca writes … Garrioch has an interesting rumour in his Sunday column, stating the Montreal Canadiens could have considerable interest in Washington Capitals defenceman Mike Green.

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Many teams have interest in Jagr

the fourth period writes … The Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens, Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Rangers are believed to have interest in Jagr, who is making $3.5 million this season.

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Bergovin spinning the wheel with Canadiens contracts

These are interesting times in Montreal. The news that Brendan Gallagher has signed a massive, six year extension to his contract with the Canadiens signals a potential complete strategy turnaround on the part of general manager Marc Bergevin.

Gallagher is the first – and so far only – player of any note on the squad to move directly from his entry-level contract to such a long term commitment. The deal is believed to average out at around $3.75 million a season. The rationale for Gallagher accepting the deal is cut and dried, but what the move says about the Canadiens’ plans going forwards has got pundits scratching their heads. Does this signal a change of tack?