Canadiens Defensemen Prospect Let Go From Organization Following Roster Shake-Up

Following the return of David Reinbacher (who was injured), the return of William Trudeau (who was also injured), and the fact that Trudeau was not claimed off waivers, some players have been affected below.

One of them is Quebec defenseman Noah Massie, who has just been released for that very reason.

See the confirmation here:

We wish him the best of luck moving forward.

Noah Massie, 26 years old and originally from Saint-Lazare (Quebec), is a left-handed defenseman standing 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 190 pounds.

He recorded 7 points in nearly 100 career games in the QMJHL, playing for the Moncton Wildcats and the Charlottetown Islanders.

He's known as a more physical player, having collected 95 penalty minutes in just 39 games in Summerside.

Massie was released after playing only three games within the Montreal Canadiens organization, with the Trois-Rivières Lions (one point, two penalty minutes, and a -1 rating).

With the returns of David Reinbacher, William Trudeau, and even Joshua Jacobs, it will be interesting to see how the new lineup unfolds across the three levels within the Canadiens organization.