canadiens.nhl.com - 11/23/2009
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PRESS RELEASE MONTREAL The Montreal Canadiens announced Monday that left winger Sergei Kostitsyn has been called up from the AHL Hamilton Bulldogs. Kostitsyn will join the Canadiens tonight in Montreal and will be at practice Tuesday at the Bell Sports Complex in Brossard. Kostitsyn, 22, made ...
behindthenethockey.com - 11/23/2009
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A Little Luck Here...
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Puck Previews: Bruins, Blues seek streak; Lappy back in Denver
Puck Daddy —
... to the Montreal Canadiens for left wing Guillaume Latendresse(notes). The latter player is already excited to meet the Minnesota media, which is usually a sentiment shared by Habs players who don't live up to their potential in Montreal. Now watch him become the next Mike Ribeiro(notes) ... [AP] • Finally, Sergei Kostitsyn(notes) has come back to Montreal. [Habs] • Analyzing the Peter Mueller(notes) trade rumors that made the ...
Not Wild About Latendresse Trade
Habs Eyes On The Prize —
... In his time in Montreal, Latendresse aquitted himself decently under pressure, having been one of the few teenagers in Canadiens history to join the club, nevermind scoring 16 goals. What is bothersome now, looking back, is that he is something of a posterboy for regressive Habs draft picks. There are too many to list, but it's oddly coincidental that on the day that Guillaume is shuffled off to Minny, Sergei Kostitsyn, another Habs pick that has regressed in three years is recalled.
Perhaps what bugs me most about the deal is that it comes at a time ...
Just the usual day in Hab-land
Habs Inside/Out —
So, in a nutshell: • Georges Laraque has a 10 am disciplinary hearing with NHL's Colin Campbell; • Scott Gomez misses practice, still nursing an apparent groin injury; • Guillaume Latendresse is traded to Minnesota for Benoît Pouliot; • Enfant terrible Sergei Kostitsyn is recalled from Hamilton; • Laraque gets his punishment: a suspension of five days. And this was supposed to be quiet Monday of preparation for Tuesday's home game vs. the Columbus Blue Jackets...
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