Kirby Dach rumor confirmed as Canadiens suddenly reverse course after ban
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Yesterday’s closed-door session lasted just one day.
The CN Sports Complex in Brossard was once again open to the public this morning, according to information obtained.
According to Maxime Truman, several fans confirmed they were able to watch the Montreal Canadiens practice without any access restrictions.
Among the players spotted on the ice was Kirby Dach, who continues to prepare with the official training camp approaching.
That confirms he’s back in town, and it also confirms he’s in great shape. Good news!
Kirby Dach returns to the ice as Canadiens reopen Brossard practice to the public
Several people had suggested there could be a possible connection to Kaiden Guhle‘s situation, as concerns about his health have grown over the past few days.
Guhle had been spotted wearing a tracksuit earlier this week before missing two consecutive sessions entirely.
Nothing confirms the exact reason for the temporary closed-door session, though, as the organization has not made any official statement on the matter.
Fans will continue to closely monitor the next few sessions, with rookie camp now just days away.
There you have it. That’s the confirmation.
“Supporters confirm to me that the CN Complex was open to the public this morning.
They spotted a few players – including Kirby Dach – skating.”
Kirby Dach, 25, is a 6-foot-4, 221-pound forward who was selected third overall by the Chicago Blackhawks in the first round of the 2019 NHL Draft. He has recorded 136 points in 306 career NHL games.
Last season, he recorded 15 points in 37 games.
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