Brosard – Canadians skate on the south coast on Tuesday morning.
Here are the safety lines and pairs featured in the on-ice session:
| Tuesday, October 12 Practice at 10:30 in the morning |
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|---|---|---|
| AG | C | AD |
| 73 – Tyler Topoli | 14 – Nick Suzuki | 22 – Coal Coffeefield |
| 92 – Jonathan Droin | 28 – Christian Dvorak | 17 – Josh Anderson |
| 40 – Joel Army | 71 – Jake Evans | 11 – Brendan Gallagher |
| 62 – Arthuri Lehkonen | 85 – Matthew Perrault | 13 – Cedric Packett |
| 25 – Ryan Pohling | 60 – Alex Belzile | |
| DG | DD | G. |
| 77 – Brett Kulak | 26 – Jeff Petrie | 34 – Jake Allen |
| 8 – Ben Chiarrot | 58 – David Saward | 35 – Sam Montembo |
| 27 – Alexander Romanov | 20 – Chris Wideman | |
| 15 – Sami to you | ||
Prior to the start of training, some of the injured players took part in drills.
Attacker Paul Byron (Hip) and Defenseman Matthias Norlinder (Lower Body) Trained with Adam Douglas, Director, Sports Science and Performance and Matthew Romano, Assistant Athletic Therapist and Assistant Physiotherapist.
Canadians have also announced that they have agreed to an eight-year contract extension with Nick Suzuki until the end of the 2029-2030 season.
Until 2030
Until 2030.# Gohabsgo pic.twitter.com/zBQveEOfFA
– Montreal Canadians (anCanadiensMTL) October 12, 2021
After two remarkable seasons in the NHL, the London native, Ont., Was shocked to open the contract.
“I love the city of Montreal, I love playing here, I love being a Canadians player, I’ll do that for the next nine years, I hope I can not wait for Suzuki shortly before the departure of the Hobbs charter flight to Toronto. Is. “
Nick wanted to say a word to you. I.# Gohabsgo pic.twitter.com/PpBjFVToIy
– Montreal Canadians (anCanadiensMTL) October 12, 2021
Now that his future has been in stone for many years, the youth center is eager to continue putting his shoulder on the wheel to work.
“I want to improve. During my junior career in the NHL, I was able to improve myself every year, trying to get a bigger role. I still believe I can improve at various levels and as a player I am still growing,” Suzuki said. Management has seen this and they have shared with me for a long time .I’m not happy to be part of this team and contribute as much as I can. “
Video: Nick Suzuki Deutsche on Development
Head coach Dominic Dacharme was also thrilled to have Suzuki here for good.
“We believe in its progress. We have already seen him take many steps forward since he was with us and we have also seen what he can bring us in the future. We hope he can grow as a hockey player and a leader on our team.”
The future
Canadians begin their season on Wednesday night at the Scotbank Arena, where they face the Maple Leafs.
The interview is scheduled for 7 pm ET.
You can follow all the action on TVA Sports or SportsNet or 98.5 fm radio or TSN 690.
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