Did Jonathan Marchessault hint at major career move?
This may have some Vegas fans worried.
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The Vegas Golden Knights put the finishing touches on their first ever Stanley Cup championship earlier this year in what was just their 6th season of existence since entering the NHL as an expansion franchise ahead of the 2017-18 season.
And winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP was none other than Jonathan Marchessault, who was one of the original "misfits" that remained on the roster from that incredible first year that saw them defy all reasonable expectations and advance to the Stanley Cup Final.
But with the departure of another original Golden Knights player in Reilly Smith to the Pittsburgh Penguins, Marchessault remains one of the only players left from that first year. And with just one more season remaining on his current contract, is he already thinking about his next potential career move?
Marchessault took part in the annual Pro-Am charity game in his native Quebec that also featured a touching tribute to the now-retired Patrice Bergeron of the Boston Bruins. And fans were quick to notice that Marchessault donned the jersey of his hometown Montreal Canadiens:
While it turns out that players were asked to wear the sweater of either Montreal or Boston, it certainly now has folks thinking about if the reigning playoff MVP has aspirations to return home and suit up for the Habs after his current contract is done.
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