Canadiens: Demidov Set To Take Part In Showdown
On Monday, the 12 teams that will participate in the Olympic tournament in February named the first six players who will be part of their roster. Juraj Slafkovsky was the only Montreal Canadiens player to be named to his national team, but other Habs could make the cut before the puck drops on the Milan Cortina tournament.
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