Obviously, the father of Oliver Kapanen, the Montreal Canadiens striker, is following his son’s recent performances with the big club very closely.
Moreover, he was seen with CH general manager Kent Hughes in the stands of the Bell Center during training preceding the game against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday evening, as reported by our informant Renaud Lavoie.
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“It’s important that we talk about him, because Kimmo is his first name, we must not forget that he is the CEO of the Timra team in the Swedish league, where precisely if Oliver [Kapanen] is sold in Europe, he would find himself there,” declared Lavoie during his appearance on the show JiC on TVA Sports, Monday.
The Canadian values the services of his young center player at the moment, but if it is necessary to send him back to Sweden, the connection between the two clubs is already made.
“I think it was a relatively important discussion. […] If in two or three weeks there is a drop in his game, we already have a established relationship with the dad who is in town.
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