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The Montreal Canadiens have plenty of unanswered questions as the offseason rolls on, and Kent Hughes still has important decisions to make.
On today's episode of The Starr & D'Amico Show, we break down the Canadiens' pursuit of a top-six winger and what that could mean for one of the organization's top prospects, Michael Hage. If Montreal adds another impact forward, does it strengthen the belief that Hage is being developed as the club's long-term second-line center behind Nick Suzuki?
We also dive into the Canadiens' long-term defensive blueprint. With Kaiden Guhle, David Reinbacher, Arber Xhekaj, Lane Hutson and a deep pipeline of young talent, how does Kent Hughes balance development, trades and roster construction? Is this group already set, or could a blockbuster move still be coming?
Join Shaun Starr and Marco D'Amico as they debate Montreal's biggest trade questions, discuss the organization's long-term vision, and look at what could be next for the Canadiens.
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