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The Montreal Canadiens have several young players knocking on the NHL door, but who has the best chance to seize a full-time role this season?
On today's episode of The Starr & D'Amico Show, we break down the opportunities facing Adam Engström, Owen Beck, Florian Xhekaj, and David Reinbacher as training camp approaches. Which prospect is NHL-ready? Who fits what the Canadiens need most? And could one—or even several—become important contributors during the 2026-27 season?
We discuss where each player stands in their development, the roles available on Montreal's roster, and what each prospect must do to earn Martin St. Louis' trust this fall.
Topics include:
🏒 Adam Engström's path to the Canadiens' blue line
🏒 Can Owen Beck lock down a permanent NHL role?
🏒 Is Florian Xhekaj ready to bring size and physicality to Montreal?
🏒 David Reinbacher's development and expectations
🏒 Which prospect has the best chance to stick with the Canadiens?
Who do YOU think makes the Canadiens out of training camp? Let us know in the comments!
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