The Montreal Canadiens have had a solid start to the 2023-24 season, but with no playoffs expected for the team this season, it appears they may be pivoting to some blockbuster trades.
Montreal Canadiens discuss trade of Jake Allen with a Canadian rival
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After a disastrous start to their 2023-24 campaign, the Edmonton Oilers are in dire need of an upgrade at several positions, and according to Elliotte Friedman, they may have found yet another target.
"[The Oilers], they spoke to Montreal, who do not need a goalie in return, about the possibility of trading Jake Allen. [...]"
On his latest edition of 32 Thoughts, Friedman dropped a bombshell, claiming that Montreal have discussed sending Jake Allen to Edmonton after they waived and sent Jack Campbell to the AHL, and it may be their best option in net.
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Another fantastic deal for the Canadiens incoming?
Given their cap space and rebuilding plan, the Canadiens have made some smart moves in recent times, like getting Sean Monahan and a first-round pick from Calgary as a salary dump, and with Edmonton desperate, this could be the time for them to strike.
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In six games this year, Allen has a 3.35 GAA as well as a .909 save percentage, and with the lack of a genuine superstar being available, this could be a smart move for both parties.
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As Read on Habs Fanatics - It has just been confirmed for the Montreal Canadiens and the Oilers: a trade involving goaltender Jake Allen is to be watched
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