Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #11 Phillip Danault : habseyesontheprize

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #11 Phillip Danault : habseyesontheprize

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #11 Phillip Danault

Phillip Danault nearly cracks the top-10 in his first year of eligibility.When Marc Bergevin flipped Dale Weise and Tomas Fleischmann to the Blackhawks for Phillip Danault and a future draft pick, it was a clear seller's move.It was also one of the better deals he's made in recent memory, as he acquired some tangible assets for two expiring contracts unlikely to be extended.

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #10 Michael McCarron

McCarron got a shot with the Canadiens last season, and gave glimpses of what his enticing toolset could bring to the club in the near future.When Michael McCarron was drafted 25th overall in 2013, even the most optimistic considered him a long-term project.Now three years after he was selected, McCarron already has 20 NHL games under his belt.

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #6 Nikita Scherbak

The talented Russian sniper will get one more year of seasoning before he is ready to make an impression with the Habs.Nikita Scherbak made his professional debut last season with the St. John's IceCaps, and although his offensive talent became immediately self-evident, it was his play without the puck that was a concern at the start of the year.Scherbak spent the better part of the season focusing on weaknesses in his game, being put more in learning situations, such as shutdown-line duties on a trio with Gabriel Dumont and Jacob de la Rose, to playing centre on the second line later on in the season; a position he had never played before.

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #8 Charles Hudon

One of the top prospects in the AHL for the past two season, Charles Hudon places in the top ten for the fourth consecutive year.Originally drafted as an undersized forward in the fifth round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, Charles Hudon was considered a long shot to make any sort of major impact within the Montreal Canadiens organization.Fast forward to 2016, and with two full professional seasons under his belt, Hudon has become one of the most NHL-ready prospects in the pipeline.

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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #12 Martin Réway

Despite moving all around Europe to get the season in, Réway produced everywhere he played, and that earns him the 12th spot this year.The year started out as the last finished for the enigmatic Martin Réway.He was leading his team — HC Sparta Praha — in scoring both in the Czech Extraliga and the Champions Hockey League tournament.

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