Kent Hughes could help Chris MacFarland in Colorado
The Montreal Canadiens aren't the only team in the National Hockey League that has suffered numerous injuries early in the season.
It's pitiful for the Colorado Avalanche.
See the list of injured or absent players:
-Jonathan Drouin
-Artturi Lehkonen
-Valeri Nichushkin
-Gabriel Landeskog
-Ross Colton
-Miles Wood
According to Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, general manager Chris MacFerland is actively looking for help on offense.
This opens the door to a possible collaboration between the Canadiens and the Avalanche.
One name often comes up in speculation: Christian Dvorak.
Not appreciated by Montreal fans for his limited impact on the ice, Dvorak could benefit from a new start.
His departure to Colorado would also free up $4.45 million under the Canadiens' salary cap, unless a regular player is included in exchange.
However, Dvorak's integration into the Avalanche raises some questions, including his role once the injured players return and the management of his salary which could put the team in financial difficulty.
While this scenario remains speculative, it is not unlikely that Hughes and MacFarland explore this option for their respective teams.
To be continued!
Source : The Score
Report: Avalanche looking to add forwards
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