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The Montreal Canadiens have wrapped up their three-game road trip, and Shaun Starr & Marco D’Amico break down all the key takeaways from the first week of the season.
From the Habs’ power play struggles to early impressions of Zach Bolduc and Ivan Demidov, they dive into what’s working, what’s not, and where this team’s depth is showing early signs of improvement.
Are the Canadiens trending in the right direction? What stood out the most during the first stretch of games? Shaun and Marco share their honest reactions and detailed analysis.
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💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments — what’s your biggest takeaway from the road trip?
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TEXT ME! WE ANSWER
The Montreal Canadiens have wrapped up their three-game road trip, and Shaun Starr & Marco D’Amico break down all the key takeaways from the first week of the season.
From the Habs’ power play struggles to early impressions of Zach Bolduc and Ivan Demidov, they dive into what’s working, what’s not, and where this team’s depth is showing early signs of improvement.
Are the Canadiens trending in the right direction? What stood out the most during the first stretch of games? Shaun and Marco share their honest reactions and detailed analysis.
📺 Subscribe for more Montreal Canadiens coverage, Habs breakdowns, and NHL talk all season long.
💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments — what’s your biggest takeaway from the road trip?
Support the show
Thanks for listening! You can always SEE what you just listened to here https://youtube.com/@shaunstarr?si=aSp3vBqoo1Tpl6YF

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