It Could Be Over for Young Canadiens Forward Who Suddenly Fell Off the Radar
The two executives, who will be answering questions from the media as early as tomorrow morning, have a lot on their plate this summer.
They'll have major acquisitions to make and big internal decisions to take, particularly concerning players like
Christian Dvorak and
Joel Armia, but they'll also have several "smaller" matters to handle.
It Appears to Be Over for Ty Smilanic Within the Montreal Canadiens Organization
"The Canadiens surprised many by deciding to retain the rights to forward Ty Smilanic last summer, after a first pro season that didn't seem to warrant it.
Less than a year later, that organizational decision raises eyebrows."
- TVA Sports
Smilanic didn't play at all this season.
He has completely vanished, and it's unclear what exactly is going on with him, but sources suggest (unsurprisingly) that it's likely over for him with the Montreal Canadiens organization.
He never ended up signing an entry-level contract with the Habs.
"He hasn't been seen around the team since, even though the Canadiens confirmed in August 2024 that they had chosen to retain his rights indefinitely."
- TVA Sports
At the time of the trade, he seemed to be a promising young player.
However, things appear to have fallen apart for him afterward:
2 points in 14 games in his final NCAA season (2022-23)
Total radio silence in 2024-25.
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