
That led to the point where the management got tired. Primeau was sent back to the American League and Jakub Dobes came to take his place in the Habs’ lineup.
But since he’s been back in Laval, there’s not much to complain about in the goalkeeper’s game.
Because if the Rocket is at the top of the overall standings in the AHL, it’s partly because of him.
- 15-2-0 record
- Average of 2.21 goals allowed
- .914 save percentage
Cayden Primeau has a 15-2-0 record with a .914 sv% for the 1st overall @RocketLaval. #AHL #GoHabsGo
— NHL Watcher (@NHL_Watcher) March 18, 2025
The 25-year-old goalkeeper – who will turn 26 in August – is doing everything he can to get back to the National League.
We must also remember that his contract will end at the end of the season and he will be a restricted free agent this summer. And with Jacob Fowler expected to make the leap to the pros, maybe there won’t be room for him within the organization and management will choose to move on.
A bit like what happened with Jesse Ylönen last summer with all the recruits who arrived in Laval.
But still, it won’t be surprising to see Primeau come to an agreement with another team if the Habs decide not to offer him a new contract because he’s proving himself in Laval.
Overtime
– The Habs won tonight. 5-3!
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— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) March 18, 2025
– Johnny Gaudreau really liked Cole Caufield.
“He would text me being like … ‘I love Cole.’”
Meredith Gaudreau talked about the special bond Johnny and Cole Caufield developed pic.twitter.com/u9F3iy7Vzt
— B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) March 18, 2025
– Well done.
Congrats to Jonathan Huberdeau! @JonnyHuby11 @OctagonHockey pic.twitter.com/RyeJ3V6ugK
— Allan Walsh (@walsha) March 18, 2025
– That would hurt.
Pete DeBoer says there is a real possibility Dallas might have to play a first-round series without Miro Heiskanen.
Miro has been working in the gym but not back on the ice— Bruce LeVine (@BruceLeVinePuck) March 18, 2025
– Oh
The NHL will return in force to the Olympics next year. https://t.co/lFvxffYYUc
— TVA Sports (@TVASports) March 18, 2025