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How the Montreal Canadiens are approaching the trade market - Sportsnet.ca

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Photo credit : Elliotte Friedman discusses how the Jets could handle Connor Hellebuyck's situation if a trade cannot be reached before his suspension ends Friday.

In his latest notebook looking at situations around the league, Frank Seravalli writes how Montreal's young players has management re-thinking its trade plans, where the Carolina Hurricanes are at in the Connor Hellebuyck sweepstakes, and more.

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