Well, let me just start by saying I think the Habs are in no hurry to make their next move. They just acquired Phil Danault before the holidays. Yes, they’re in a great place right now, playing great, but the Eastern Conference standings, as you know Gino, are absolutely jammed. My sense is Montreal would like to get to the Olympic break and then take stock of where they are in the standings, where their goaltending is, it’s been better lately as we know, and then decide if they’re going to add another big piece.

If they do, it is my understanding that Blake Coleman is high on their list. Now, there’s other players on their trade list, every playoff contender draws up a list at this time of year. But Blake Coleman is a player of interest. He’s a guy that brings some elements that the Habs are not as high on. Physicality, his versatility, he’s a two-time Stanley Cup champion, he is of interest to the Montreal Canadiens. But of course, as I’ve mentioned before Gino, he’s of interest to a lot of teams. And he’s the player that Calgary gets the most calls on and have since the start of the season. There is no guarantee Calgary trades him. He’s got another year on his deal at $4.9 million. He’s beloved in that dressing room, he’s a leader. We’re not even sure if Calgary’s ready to move him before the March 6 trade deadline. But if they are, I do expect Montreal to try to get in there in a real way.

The other thing to keep in mind with this, Gino, Blake Coleman has a say in all of this. He has a 10-team list where he can get dealt to without his consent. Otherwise, two-thirds of the league needs his consent, so he’ll have a big say in whether or not he gets dealt and where he gets dealt if that happens.