The CH has been hiding information from its fans for two weeks and CapFriendly is denouncing it

The vast majority of hockey fans are very familiar with the CapFriendly resource, an extremely reliable and comprehensive site that is even used on a daily basis by National Hockey League general managers.

It's a very neutral site, which (almost) never gives its opinion, but recently CapFriendly sent a little tip directed at the Montreal Canadiens.

Finally, in the example cited, Eric Engels released the contract details three short minutes after the official announcement (with information missing):

It's really rare to see them speak out like this, and we can expect it to have a direct impact. It'll be interesting to see the next contract signing that is announced by the CH, to see if they correct the record.

Will this unnecessary censorship of players' salaries stop? To be continued! Let's actually remember that, as reported by Fanadiens, since July 13, the CH has not disclosed ONE salary, during the last signings.

Stay tuned!

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