Tony Ferrari advises Canadiens against trading key prospects
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Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Tony Ferrari of The Hockey News recently expressed strong confidence in the Montreal Canadiens' prospect pool, particularly in Michael Hage and Jacob Fowler. During a podcast appearance, Ferrari cautioned against using these players as trade assets unless an overwhelming offer comes in. He praised Hage's potential to excel as a top-six winger and highlighted Fowler's big-game performances and future NHL potential, advocating for patience in roster decisions. The Canadiens have been quiet on the trade front this summer, focusing on developing their young talent instead of pursuing established players through trades.
- •Tony Ferrari rates Canadiens' prospect pool highly.
- •Ferrari advises against trading Michael Hage and Jacob Fowler.
- •Hage is expected to become a top-six winger.
- •Fowler is thought to have elite NHL goaltending potential.
- •Canadiens have not been active in the trade market this summer.
- 10:25 AMYahoo Sports — THN’s Tony Ferrari Believes Two Canadiens Prospects Should Go Nowhere
"THN's Tony Ferrari thinks really highly of the Canadiens' prospect pool, and there are a few players in there that shouldn't be used as bargaining chips.
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