Report: Canadiens sign goalie Kevin Mandolese to PTO
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The Montreal Canadiens have recently signed goaltender Kevin Mandolese to a professional tryout (PTO) agreement as they prepare for the upcoming NHL season. Mandolese, a 23-year-old netminder, has played for the Belleville Senators in the AHL, where he showcased his talent with impressive performances. The Canadiens are looking to solidify their goaltending situation, and Mandolese's addition provides valuable depth as well as competition for the current roster.
This move also indicates the Canadiens' commitment to building a robust team headed into the season. They are keen on developing young players and providing opportunities to those who have shown promise. By bringing in Mandolese, the Canadiens are not only adding skill to their training camp but are also assessing his potential to be a reliable option in goal.
Fans will be excited to see how Mandolese competes alongside established goaltenders in the Canadiens' training camp. The goalies will have the chance to impress coaching staff and secure their spots on the team as the season dawns. Mandolese has a solid track record, and whether he earns a place on the roster will be a storyline worth following as the Canadiens embark on their journey in the 2023-2024 NHL season.
This move also indicates the Canadiens' commitment to building a robust team headed into the season. They are keen on developing young players and providing opportunities to those who have shown promise. By bringing in Mandolese, the Canadiens are not only adding skill to their training camp but are also assessing his potential to be a reliable option in goal.
Fans will be excited to see how Mandolese competes alongside established goaltenders in the Canadiens' training camp. The goalies will have the chance to impress coaching staff and secure their spots on the team as the season dawns. Mandolese has a solid track record, and whether he earns a place on the roster will be a storyline worth following as the Canadiens embark on their journey in the 2023-2024 NHL season.