Rumours about Jordan Kyrou in Montreal: 'It’s real'

In the article above, the same NHL executive also mentioned that there has been more than one conversation between the two teams regarding Kyrou.

The Blues’ #25 can play both center and wing, which could be very useful to the Habs.

It would obviously add punch to the top-6, but Kyrou is also very responsible defensively.

And by the time Michael Hage is ready to play on a second line, the Habs will have decided whether it’s better to play him at center or on the wing.

Kyrou would bring great stability and put everyone in the right chair, a bit like when Alexandre Carrier was acquired for Justin Barron.

Of course, it’s going to take a lot more than a guy like Barron to add a right-handed forward, but we know the Habs have everything they need to add a guy of Kyrou’s caliber.

David Reinbacher, Logan Mailloux, Joshua Roy, Owen Beck, Oliver Kapanen are all elements that could attract the Blues in a deal.

Let’s see what Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton have in store for us.

In Overtime

– Very good contract for the Blue Jackets, who will retain Fabbro’s services for another three years,

– That’s quite a beating.

– Another story of betting in professional sports.