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A Canadiens Player On Team Finland At The Olympics?

A Canadiens Player On Team Finland At The Olympics?

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There have been plenty of articles trying to predict Team Canada and Team USA's rosters for the upcoming 2026 Olympics, but not nearly as much press has been given to European teams such as Team Finland. On Saturday, THN's Adam Proteau wrote a Team Finland projection, and according to him, one Montreal Canadiens player (and a couple of former ones) will be heading to Milano Cortina this winter.
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