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Canadiens: Logan Mailloux Named To The AHL Top Prospects Team
These days, we often hear Logan Mailloux's name in trade rumours surrounding the Montreal Canadiens, and there's a reason for that; he's got a great trade value. If anyone needed further proof, they only have to turn to Wednesday's announcement by the AHL, where the Habs' prospect was named to the league's Top Prospect Team.
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