Jake Evans became exactly what he always wanted to be — and the Canadiens rewarded him
On Jake Evans’ first shift of his NHL career, he got a breakaway. He was playing right wing on a line with Max Domi and Ilya Kovalchuk on Feb. 6, 2020, and Ben Chiarot found him with a beautiful pass behind the Anaheim Ducks defence to send Evans in alone on John Gibson.
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Chris Nilan, Rick Green weigh in on Jake Evans contract / HI/O ShowAs Friday’s NHL trade deadline looms, former Canadiens also recall what it’s like to be dealt to a new team ahead ...
Dose.ca (English) on MSN21h
Jake Evans confirms it: his moving boxes were readyIn short, either Jake Evans signed, or he was leaving. Right? This is the rumor going around right now about the Canadiens’ ...
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Proposed blockbuster deal links Mikko Rantanen with 'serious' Kings ahead of NHL trade deadlineWhichever team trades Mikko Rantanen should have a good shot still at being a top dog and the playoff. James Murphy of RG.org ...
The Hockey Writers on MSN1d
Canadiens Signal Intent to Go for It by Re-Signing Evans Ahead of DeadlineThe implication of the Montreal Canadiens extending Jake Evans before the trade deadline is clear. In re-signing the ...
The Canadiens are in a holding pattern when it comes to their strategy at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline after signing Jake ...
Jake Evans can never aspire to be Mikko Rantanen. But there are connections to be made between the two. I don’t know how much ...
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Montreal Canadiens Patience Make Them a Destination for PlayersThe Montreal Canadiens have one game, against the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night, before the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline, ...
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