Contract extension for Nicolas Deslauriers

The 26-year-old forward has signed a new two-year, one-way deal with the Habs

Nicolas Deslauriers

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By Steven Nechay @CanadiensMTL / canadiens.com

MONTREAL -- The Canadiens announced on Monday that forward Nicolas Deslauriers has signed a new two-year, one-way deal with the club.

Deslauriers was acquired from the Buffalo Sabres in return for Zach Redmond on Oct. 4, and started his season with the AHL's Laval Rocket before being called up by the big club on Nov. 15.
In 36 games with the Canadiens, the 26-year-old has registered seven goals and three assists, in addition to earning a Molson Cup honor for the month of December.

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