Hockey fans are in a frenzy after a stunning twist dropped out of nowhere — and yes, it involves Mason McTavish. The Anaheim Ducks’ young superstar has just sent shockwaves through the league with his contract standoff, and now whispers of a blockbuster move involving the Montreal Canadiens are spreading like wildfire.
McTavish, who should be gearing up for his breakout season, is instead skating with the Ottawa 67s of the OHL — a move insiders are calling “a silent protest.” Sources close to the negotiations claim McTavish is done with “lowball bridge deals” and is demanding a mega-long-term contract that Anaheim refuses to budge on. Behind closed doors, multiple league executives are already floating the word: TRADE.
And here’s where it gets juicy… the Canadiens are allegedly circling like sharks. With GM Kent Hughes known for pulling the trigger on shocking roster moves, fans are buzzing about a potential McTavish-to-Montreal blockbuster that could change the Habs’ future forever.
Meanwhile, back at Canadiens training camp, the fireworks are already flying. Juraj Slavkowski lit up the ice with the first goal of camp, sparking chants from fans convinced this is the year he explodes into a 30-goal monster. Rookie Florian Jackeye has also been throwing monster hits left and right, making veterans nervous about their jobs. One scout even whispered: “He’s playing like a guy who already knows he made the roster.”
But the most controversial reveal? The Canadiens paired offensive juggernauts Lane Hudson and Mattias Norlinder together on the blue line — a move that has critics screaming about defensive meltdowns but fans drooling over highlight-reel chaos.
The buzz is deafening, the rumors are wild, and the question is simple:
👉 Is Mason McTavish about to blow up the NHL by walking away from Anaheim — and landing in Montreal?
Brace yourselves. The hockey world may never look the same.
