Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes doesn't feel like the rebuild is completely over in Montreal but does note they're entering a new phase. Hughes says this summer was the quietest offseason he's ever had as part of the organization, but he and Jeff Gorton are still open to making moves.
Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes doesn't feel like the rebuild is completely over in Montreal but does note they're entering a new phase. Hughes says this summer was the quietest offseason he's ever had as part of the organization, but he and Jeff Gorton are still open to making moves.
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