NHL Rumors: Demidov, Canadains, Oilers, De Hann, Rangers-Hockey Writer-Montreal Canadian

Ivan Demidov will make his debut with the Montreal Canadaens in today’s NHL rumor. The Edmonton Oilers may be subject to bad news when it comes to some key names ahead of the playoffs and their returns. Finally, what deal is there between the New York Rangers and veteran defender Calvin de Haan?

Demidov and Canadian debut

Ivan Demidov, the KHL’s history of single-season scoring head by U20 players, will fit the Montreal Canadains on Monday night on the Chicago Blackhawks. Given the buzz of his arrival, the players are highly anticipated and the expectations are high. “For everyone, it’s important to know that he’s not the savior. Our team is very good and he’s going to be part of our very good team – that’s how we see it.”

Even more interesting is that Montreal can win the playoffs tonight with a victory. Demidov skates on the third line with Alex Newhook and Joel Armia.

The Oiler may not let players come back before the playoffs

The Edmonton Oilers won their third victory with a heavily exhausted roster on Sunday night. That’s good news. The bad news is that many players out may not come back before the playoffs.

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Now, the Oilers now host Bob Stauffer said during the game that he doesn’t think Zach Hyman will play until the playoffs again. Leon Draisaitl wants a few games to get his foot in the bottom of him, but that may just be the last game of the season he has played. Mattias Ekholm will miss out on serious time and will likely be all in the playoffs, while Trent Frederic may be able to play Game 1, but he may not have.

Calvin de Haan calls for rangers

according to New York Post Reporter Mollie Walker, senior guard Calvin De Haan, was frustrated on Sunday and suggested he wanted to talk to the media about his experience with the New York Rangers. He said it was a healthy 18 game, and he said he hadn’t played “Fu” which he didn’t play, suggesting that the team was “just wasting time”. He wanted to be consistent with the media after the skating in the morning, but it seemed that the PR team of the Wanderer started talking about it.

De Haan made a statement on social media later in the afternoon. He wrote:

Now to be ahead of this…I wish I could get into the ice after 30 seconds and express it in quotes and quotes that were put on the internet. I said what I said because I was frustrated, would any competitor say they would be lying happily in this position? Maybe I’m playing a game? Still winning and gathered some key points to climb the standings. ”

He went on to say that while he understands the youth sports in the NHL and why he is not a regular sports at this point in his career, “I feel like I can still contribute and help the team win.”

He said he didn’t finish as a player and he could keep up with the game, and he suggested he deserved better after the deal. “I’m not trying to be a villain, nor do I pay attention or throw shadows on the organization; I wish I would rather chat to talk about my time with the Rangers going away.” As a player, you have to respect the lineup decisions whether you like them or not. It’s really frustrating, unable to compete and do what I love to do. I hope everyone understands it. ”

Apparently, De Haan and the Rangers will be separated by the end of the season.