Joshua Roy in the lineup for the Montreal Canadiens this season? New information is emerging

Selected in the fifth round by the team in 2021, the hometown forward is already considered one of the promising offensive prospects within the Canadiens' organization. As we know, the future looks bright for the team. However, it is expected that Joshua Roy will start the season with the Laval Rocket in the American Hockey League, even though he had an impressive training camp.

But as reported by Nicolas Desrosiers from Marqueur.com, it is possible that if call-ups from the farm team are needed during the season, Roy's name could be one of the first to come up to support the NHL club.

This is because many young players in the organization will be entering their first professional season. This will be the case for players like Logan Mailloux, Riley Kidney, and Jayden Struble, among others.

Not to mention players like Emil Heineman and Sean Farrell, who, as a reminder, played a few games with the Canadiens in 2022-2023.

In essence, when looking at the team's situation, Heineman, Farrell, and Roy could very well be the first players called up in case of injuries, and as we know, there have been quite a few injuries for the Canadiens in the last two seasons.

This situation had actually allowed someone like Rafaël Harvey-Pinard to seize his opportunity, and he will most likely be among the 12 regular forwards for the Habs at the start of the season.

We're just a few weeks away from the start of the training camp, and there will be a lot of competition among the young prospects on the team who will aim to secure a spot with the NHL club. It's safe to assume that Joshua Roy will be part of this competition.