Forward Joshua Roy, defenders Logan Mailloux and Adam Engström and goaltender Jakub Dobes were the last players cut from the Montreal Canadiens camp.
NHL teams had until 5 p.m. to complete their rosters for the start of the season.
The only surprise comes from Roy. The latter started camp on the third line alongside Christian Dvorak and Josh Anderson. He had a quiet camp even though he had two assists in five preparatory games.
The Habs therefore preferred Emil Heineman, Oliver Kapanen and Alex Barré-Boulet, who all started camp behind him in the team hierarchy.
Roy had four goals and five assists in 23 games with the Canadian last winter.
The Canadian will begin their campaign on Wednesday, when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre.
Furthermore, defender Jayden Struble did not participate in the Canadian’s training on Monday at the CN Sports Complex. Instead, he enjoyed a day of treatment.
In the morning, the Habs had already announced that they had sold forwards Brandon Gignac and Lucas Condotta, as well as defender William Trudeau, to the American League farm club.
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