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BREAKING: Bad News For Weber and The Habs


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T. Tadi
July 14, 2021  (7:59 PM)
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Shea Weber got some bad news today.

He will not be protected which is actually good news for the Habs. For Weber, he will be missed next year.
MAYBE, the Canadiens are trying out the Lightning strategy and get Weber ready for next playoffs ;).
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