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that Kent Hughes, Jeff Gordon needs to sit down and hammer out sooner rather than later.

We'll see what happens.

And so that brings us to the fourth and final aspect of this shift in identity and shift in focus to the defensive part of the Montreal Canadiens game.

And that is coaching because coaching obviously has a big effect on how the team defends as well.

And this is the one area of those of all four areas that not the needle didn't move at all on this at all this week.

It's been an interesting week, that is for sure.

And now we get to look to see what these, some small changes, some big changes, what kind of effect that has on the Canadians' defensive game and whether or not we see some market improvements in the next week to two weeks.

And we're going to get our first look at that Saturday night and Sunday.

And then, of course, really get a look at how things might start to look different once Fildeno cracks the lineup next week.

So our Canadians Connection question of the week for you this week is, where do you think Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes should look to upgrade the Canadians defensive game next?

Does it need to be another element in the forwards, on defense, in goal, or coaching?

Where should Jeff Gordon and Kent Hughes look to upgrade the Canadians defensive game next?

Forwards, defense, goaltending, or coaching?

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So make sure you get your answers in right away.

Great segment, great topic, and really excited to see where things go from here.