Yannick Weber called up again
With the recent injury to Roman Hamrlik last night the Montreal Canadiens called up Yannick Weber. Hopefully the Habs management have made all the proper contacts so that the whole “playing an in-eligible” player thing won’t happen again.
I’m sure they did.
Last time Weber was called up we didn’t get to see him in action and he was sent back to Hamilton. This time around he’ll most certainly see a bit of ice.
Here’s the official release from the Montreal Canadiens website.
http://canadiens.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=510236
Habs call up Yannick Weber
Thursday, 17.12.2009 / 12:00 PM / moves
PRESS RELEASEMONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens announced that defenseman Yannick Weber has been called up from the AHL Hamilton Bulldogs. Weber will join the Canadiens today in Montreal for tonight’s game against the Minnesota Wild.
The 5’11’’, 193 lbs defenseman played three games with the Canadiens earlier this season. He was held pointless with one shot on goal, while averaging 14:50 minutes of ice time per game.
Weber recorded six points (1-5-6) in 24 games with the Bulldogs this season. He added 62 shots on goal and 24 penalty minutes, with a +4 plus/minus differential.
Tom Pyatt and Ryan White called up
The official press release from the Canadiens can be found here. That makes it official. Tom Pyatt and Ryan White have been called up from the Hamilton Bulldogs.
It was actually a bit of a surprise for me. I recently wrote about Pyatt and although I thought we’d see him in Montreal for a few games I didn’t think it would come this fast.
One of Montreal’s problems this year has been defense. As it stands now 3 of the top 6 defensemen are injured and I thought we might see a bit of a change on the backend but it seems as though there’s a shake up in front.
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Posted by Yves Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tags: Call up, Rookie, Roster, Ryan White, Tom Pyatt
Mathieu Carle gets called up
RDS reports that Mathieu Carle has been called up by the Montreal Canadiens.
Hal Gill was hit in the foot by a puck in practice and had to leave practice early.
This is a great opportunity for Mathieu Carle who had his 2 first training camps cut short because of injury. This season he seemed to start a bit slow (in camp)… I thought he looked nervous at times… but he got better and better.
I believe Jacques Martin wanted to get a good look at him and gave him a good shot in camp.
Carle will be in the lineup on Tuesday night in the game against the Atlanta Thrashers.
Posted by Yves Date: Monday, November 2, 2009
Tags: Call up, Mathieu Carle, Montreal Canadiens, Rookie, Roster



