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Montreal Canadiens General Manager Bob Gainey announced today that forward Olivier Latendresse has been reassigned from the Cincinnati Cyclones of the ECHL to the Hamilton Bulldogs.

Latendresse, a 22-year-old native of LaSalle, Quebec has played in 23 games for the Cyclones and currently leads the team and is second in the ECHL in points with 33 (18 goals, 15 assists). In 2007-2008, the older brother of Canadiens forward Guillaume Latendresse, split the season between the San Antonio Rampage, the Cyclones and the Arizona Sundogs of the Central Hockey League. The 5-foot-9, 190-pound centre accumulated three points (one goal, two assists) in seven games with the Rampage and 52 points (22 goals, 30 assists) in 37 games with the Sundogs before coming to Cincinnati and posting 35 points (seven goals, 28 assists) in 24 games. Latendresse also won a Kelly Cup with the Cyclones last season as he registered 19 points (seven goals, 12 assists) in all 22 post-season games with the club.

The Hamilton Bulldogs host the Peoria Rivermen for a 7:30 p.m. match-up on Thursday, December 11th at Copps Coliseum before traveling to Ricoh Coliseum to battle their North Division archrival the Toronto Marlies at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 14th. Fans can listen to every 'Dogs game on the flagship station of the Hamilton Bulldogs Hockey Network, TALK 820. Fans can also listen or watch at www.hamiltonbulldogs.com by clicking on the 'AHL Live' or 'TALK 820' icons on the Bulldogs website. All regular-season radio and online broadcasts will begin with a pre-game show 30 minutes prior to each scheduled game-time.

Hamilton Bulldogs single-game tickets are available at the Copps Coliseum Box Office, any Ticketmaster outlet, or online at www.ticketmaster.ca. For more information or to purchase season tickets or group tickets, call 905-529-8500 or visit www.hamiltonbulldogs.com.

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Olivier Latendresse has 9 points (1-8-9) in 12 games since being called up to Hamilton, his old team mate David Desharnais has 27 points (11-16-27) in 37 games after spending a significant amount of time on the team's third line.

Any chance these guys ever see time in the NHL with any team? Montreal must have seen something in Desharnais to extend his contract.

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Olivier Latendresse has 9 points (1-8-9) in 12 games since being called up to Hamilton, his old team mate David Desharnais has 27 points (11-16-27) in 37 games after spending a significant amount of time on the team's third line.

Any chance these guys ever see time in the NHL with any team? Montreal must have seen something in Desharnais to extend his contract.

Actually I doubt it, though I would like to see it happen.

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Olivier Latendresse has 9 points (1-8-9) in 12 games since being called up to Hamilton, his old team mate David Desharnais has 27 points (11-16-27) in 37 games after spending a significant amount of time on the team's third line.

Any chance these guys ever see time in the NHL with any team? Montreal must have seen something in Desharnais to extend his contract.

I believe Olivier was quite an offensive talent before he was lost in Phoenixes farm system, and given time to restore his confidence and play in our system he will be productive at every level. Desharnais will make it on desire alone, the talent won't hold him back though.

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I believe Olivier was quite an offensive talent before he was lost in Phoenixes farm system, and given time to restore his confidence and play in our system he will be productive at every level. Desharnais will make it on desire alone, the talent won't hold him back though.

If Michael Ryder can go from riding the buses and yo-yo-ing between the AHL and the ECHL, to becoming a 30 goalscorer at the NHL level, anything is possible...Whether it will happen or not depends on the work ethic, determination of the players and capitalizing on available opportunities.

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I have been very impressed with Latendresse lately. He's not as big as Gui, but I think he takes the body a bit better then younger Lats.

And, sawnsee...we could trade for Mikko Koivu while we're at it...3 sets of brothers would have to be a record for one team.

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I have been very impressed with Latendresse lately. He's not as big as Gui, but I think he takes the body a bit better then younger Lats.

And, swansee...we could trade for Mikko Koivu while we're at it...3 sets of brothers would have to be a record for one team.

Now that would REALLY be something :lol: !!!!!!!|

Apart from the Suters this team has something about brothers. The Richards (don't forget Claude too!), The Mahovlichs, The Kostitsyns....

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