All eyes on Kent Hughes as Canadiens schedule mid-season press conference
Tomorrow will be a big day for the Montreal Canadiens. On Tuesday at noon, Kent Hughes will speak, and we should see plenty of action.
The Montreal Canadiens have called the media for a press conference with the general manager.
The objective is simple: a mid-season review, no beating around the bush, in front of the cameras.
When the Club schedules this kind of meeting in the middle of the calendar, it's never to talk about the weather.
It comes at a time when injuries, goaltending, and lineup decisions are already generating a lot of reaction. The timing is interesting because the Canadiens are coming off a road trip that ended with an overtime win in Dallas.
A win like that helps, but it doesn't erase the questions that have been lingering for weeks.
What's going to happen with the Montreal Canadiens' goaltenders?
Fans want to know where the plan is headed, and especially what the GM thinks of the first half of the season, with numbers to back it up.
There's no shortage of hot topics.
Josh Anderson is currently being evaluated day-to-day with an upper-body injury, and that directly affects the team's depth.
Goaltenders remain a constant topic as well, because the team has been juggling often and the three-goalie situation continues.
The classic issue is also the approaching trade deadline, and questions will be flying.
Does the Canadiens want to add, sell, or simply wait? Even when Hughes doesn't give a final answer, his tone says a lot.
In short, Tuesday at noon, we'll have a real reference point for what's ahead.
We'll keep you updated on developments.
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