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Ease your dirty minds... this is about hockey. With the NHL shifting to a more talent-based league, rather than the heavy-hitting style of old-school hockey, size seems to matter less in the modern game. If you are talented enough, you will produce, regardless of your stature. Some of the league's best players these days are under the 6-foot mark when in the 90's, that might've been the sole reason your name was scratched off of draft boards. However, even in the modern era,

Despite his small stature, Lane Hutson has dominated at nearly every level he's played, and the NHL has become his new playground at the age of only 22 years old. Even after beating out Macklin Celebrini for the Calder Trophy in his rookie year, many doubted that he would continue to dominate...well, they were wrong. Among the League's best - Smashing Narratives In his sophomore season, Lane has amassed 69 points in 67 games , putting him tied for 2nd in points amongst de

Another Injury... Kirby Dach now finds himself sidelined due to injury for the second time this season, posing questions about his future with the team heading into next season. While Dach's injuries aren't all linked to a singular lingering issue, he is now 25-years-old and has yet to play a full 82-game season in the NHL. Is he really injury-prone, or is he just one of the most unlucky players in the league? The former third-overall pick in the 2019 NHL draft was acquired

Canadiens fans will not let this go. Every member of the fanbase is dying to know who the mystery player is that the Habs went down to the wire on to facilitate a trade. With conflicting reports all over the place, let's try to figure it out based on what we know. Kent Hughes Presser Kent Hughes said during his post-deadline press conference on Friday that he went down to the wire on a deal for a "significant player", but didn't give much details as to who that player was,

Every report has indicated that Finnish sniper Patrik Laine has played his final game in a Montreal Canadiens uniform. The return of depth forwards Alex Newhook and Alexandre Texier, along with the lack of a role in the Habs' top six, has made Laine the odd man out in Montreal. But what will Kent Hughes do with the cap space created after Laine's $8.7M cap hit comes off the books? Will another big move be made? Or do Hughes and St. Louis feel comfortable with the group they