Lane Hutson, David Reinbacher and Logan Mailloux will be among those battling for a job on Habs' blue line.
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Published Apr 29, 2024 • Last updated 1hour ago • 1 minute read
The Canadiens have an abundance of young defencemen, which will result in an interesting battle for jobs to start next season.
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Will Lane Hutson, David Reinbacher and/or Logan Mailloux be ready to play in the NHL next season? Could all of them make the team?
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