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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #4 Nathan Beaulieu
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He may have dropped a spot in the rankings, but Beaulieu will still be a key piece of the Habs' defence corps this season.Nathan Beaulieu has a skill set that most Montreal Canadiens fans have been very excited about since he was the team's first-round pick in 2011, and the team has taken its time to move him into a regular role.Last year was his second straight year of 64 NHL games played, but he would have sailed past that if not for injuries.
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Canadiens 2016 Top 25 Under 25: #6 Nikita Scherbak
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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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