Jared Book
Deputy Managing Editor, Eyes on the Prize at SB Nation
Deputy Managing Editor @HabsEOTP. Habs, Rocket, PWHL. Concordia Journalism '09. [email protected]. He/Him
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1 week ago |
habseyesontheprize.com | Jared Book
The Montreal Victoire have made a veteran add to their forward group, signing Shiann Darkangelo to a two-year contract on Tuesday, the second day of the PWHL’s free agency period. DARKANGELO À MONTRÉAL!De la capitale à la métropole, Shiann signe pour deux saisons avec la Victoire de Montréal. From the capital to Montreal, Shiann signs a two-year deal with the Montréal Victoire.
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1 week ago |
habseyesontheprize.com | Jared Book
After losing four players in the PWHL expansion process, the Montreal Victoire have locked in one of their top free agents. Defender Kati Tabin was re-signed to a two-year contract on Monday, the opening day of the league’s free agent period. Deux saisons de plus à Montréal pour Tabin! Victoire keeps Tabin for two more! 🙌La Victoire signe une nouvelle entente de deux saisons avec Kati Tabin. Montréal Victoire extends Kati Tabin for two more seasons.
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3 weeks ago |
habseyesontheprize.com | Jared Book
The PWHL is expanding from six to eight teams this season, and even though the Walter Cup was only won last week, the off-season is ramping up. All six teams had to protect three players in the first phase of the process. The Montreal Victoire used those three protection slots on the three players who started the franchise: Marie-Philip Poulin, Laura Stacey, and Ann-Renée Desbiens.
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1 month ago |
habseyesontheprize.com | Jared Book
It’s hard to imagine a more fitting way for the Montreal Victoire to get their first playoff win in team history. Not only did it come in overtime. Not only did it come after blowing a 2-0 lead late in the third period. Not only did it come on May 11. Not only did it come in the new longest PWHL game in history. It came from the team’s second line. It came on a turnover created by Kristin O’Neill. It came on a pass from O’Neill. It came on a shot by Catherine Dubois.
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2 months ago |
habseyesontheprize.com | Jared Book
Exactly a year ago on this day, April 16, the Montreal Canadiens hosted the Detroit Red Wings in Game 82 of the 2023-24 regular season. The Canadiens had nothing to play for, other than showcasing Lane Hutson before what was going to be one of the best rookie seasons a defender has had in NHL history. They took the Red Wings to a shootout. Detroit had to win their game to keep their playoff hopes alive, and they did. The only problem was it wasn’t only up to them.
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#Habs Lane Hutson finished ninth in Norris Trophy voting https://t.co/fnUxofXrZ1
My main takeaway (right now) is this... I think more teams should have done what Minnesota (and Toronto to an extent) did and dared the new teams to take their high-paid players.
Hilary Knight is officially the first member of PWHL Seattle, signing a one-year contract.
