In your Montreal Canadiens news, Kirby Dach had surgery, Habs players attended the World Series and Marty St. Louis met Celine Dion.

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Successful Surgery for Dach

On Tuesday, Kirby Dach posted to his X account that he had underwent surgery on his right knee. 

In a media release, the Canadiens revealed that the surgery was performed by Dr. Robert Marx of the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. They expect a full recovery for the 22-year-old prior to the start of next season.

Dr. Marx is the same specialist who performed the knee surgery for Carey Price in 2021.

It was just two weeks ago that the Montreal Canadiens announced that Dach would miss the entire NHL 2023-24 season with a torn ACL and MCL.

Keen observers will note that Dach, Cole Caufield and Christian Dvorak are all wearing the same Louis Vuitton Monogram Essential bucket hat in their recovery photos.

World Series Habs

On Tuesday, several members of the Montreal Canadiens were spotted at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, for game four of the World Series.

Spotted in the crowd were: Jake Evans, Christian Dvorak, Jake Allen, Michael Pezzetta, Mike Matheson, Sean Monahan, Josh Anderson, Joel Armia, Jesse Ylonen, Jonathan Kovacevic, Jordan Harris, Cayden Primeau, Tanner Pearson, Cole Caufield, Nick Suzuki, Brendan Gallagher, Gustav Lindstrom and Alex Newhook.

The Texas Rangers beat the Diamondbacks 11-7 to take a 3-1 lead in the series.

Marty Meets Celine

Grammy-award winning singer Celine Dion was at T-Mobile Arena on Monday with her sons to watch the Vegas Golden Knights edge the Montreal Canadiens in a shootout.

After the game, Dion met head coach Marty St. Louis along with members of the Canadiens.

Habs Practice in Arizona

The Canadiens will practice on Wednesday at 3:30 pm. ET. at the Mullet Arena on the campus of  Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.

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