Reinbacher's Rise: NHL Call-Up in Sight

On this March 11, here's what's making headlines for the NHL.

David Reimbacher has been turning heads since the Montreal

Canadians picked him fifth overall in the 2023 NHL entry draft.

The 21-year-old Austrian defenseman overcame early injuries

and is now shining with the Laval rocket in the American Hockey League.

In his last five games, he has six points in a plus six rating,

showing real growth on both ends of the ice.

Lately, Reimbacher has earned heavy minutes in all situations

from penalty kills to power plays.

His puck confidence is up with quicker decisions and transition,

and his defensive positioning looks steady thanks to his skating and reach.

This hot streak highlights why he was such a high pick

as he's adapting well to Pro Hockey in North America.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about a possible call up to Montreal,

especially with the Canadians in a tight and landing division playoff race.

A short NHL stint could test him against top speed

and give him a taste of the big leagues,

helping his development for next season and exciting the fan base.

That said, the Canadians roster is packed,

with three extra forwards and defensemen,

like Jaden Strubel and Arbor Jechage,

rotating as the sixth stand, seventh guys.

Coaches are prioritizing trusted players in this competitive stretch,

making it tough to squeeze him in without risking line-up stability.

For now, Ryan Bacher will likely stand the ball

to keep logging big minutes and building momentum.

Injuries could change that,

but his progress there is perfect for becoming a key part

of Montreal's future blue line down the road.

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