Martin St-Louis' son Lucas drops the gloves vs top 2024 prospects

Here's a great find by my colleague Nicolas Desrosiers.

It's quite ironic, but the son of the head coach of the Montreal Canadiens actually just fought a player who could seriously be targeted by Kent Hughes with the Winnipeg Jets' first-round pick.

You can guess that comments and reactions spiraled on social media, while some now suggest that the CH will not select Boisvert in the first round.

Yes, it's a funny situation, to see Boisvert fight the son of his possible future head coach, but it will obviously have absolutely no impact on the Tricolore's selection at the end of the first round.

Boisvert is ranked between the 15th and 25th positions according to different experts and is very promising.

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Boisvert, 18 years old, 6 feet 2 inches and 179 pounds, is a talented and offensive center born in Trois-Rivières. He has accumulated 36 goals and 68 points in 61 games this season. He will join the team at the University of North Dakota next year, a strong NCAA Hockey program.

St-Louis, 19 years old, 5 feet 10 inches and 175 pounds, is a defenseman born in Connecticut. He has racked up a solid 29 points in 43 games this season in the USHL, including 15 goals.

Credit : Marqueur.com - Un joueur visé par le CH s'est battu avec le fils de Martin St-Louis