Montreal Canadiens forward Rafaël Harvey-Pinard has changed agents in the last few days.
The Quebecer thus passed from Chad Levitt to Philippe Lecavalier, former partner of general manager Kent Hughes, reported Renaud Lavoie on Saturday.
“I can’t wait to see what his contract will look like,” he told TVA Sports after the Habs game. It will be one-pronged, that’s pretty clear.
“Will it be a one-year contract? Two years? Negotiations haven’t started yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they start before the end of the season.”
Harvey-Pinard will be entitled to arbitration at the end of the campaign. The 24-year-old athlete is in the final year of a two-part contract that earns him $825,000 in the National Hockey League.
During the segment, Renaud Lavoie, Joël Bouchard, Guillaume Latendresse and Maxim Lapierre also talk about the file of Jonathan Drouin and some young players of the organization. See it in the video above.