De La Rose has been a healthy scratch in the last two games, but he will replace Stefan Matteau in the lineup on Tuesday. De La Rose has just one assist and a minus-6 rating in 20 games with Montreal.
De La Rose has been a healthy scratch for the last three games, but will replace the injured Daniel Carr tonight. De La Rose has no points and one shot on goal in two games with the Habs this season.
After the Canadiens claimed Paul Byron off of waivers from Calgary, they had to send someone down and De La Rose was the victim of a numbers game. The 20-years-old had four goals and two assists (6 points) in 33 games with the Canadiens last season.
De La Rose was a minus-2 with a five hits in 12:34 TOI in his NHL debut last night vs. the Sabres. Expect Michael Bournival or Manny Malhotra to return to the lineup on Saturday if De La Rose is not recalled before then.
De La Rose, 19, was a second-round pick (34th overall) in the 2013 NHL Draft. The 6-foot-2, 190 lbs. forward plays a physical game, also has the offensive skills to our up some numbers. He had six goals and five assists (11 points) in 37 games with Hamilton (AHL) this season.
De La Rose, 19, has registered 11 points (6G / 5A) in 37 games with Hamilton this season. He could make his NHL during his recall.
De La Rose, 19, was the Canadiens second round pick (34th overall) in 2013. Montreal liked what the saw from the 6-foot-2 Swede, despite him failing to record a point in five preseason games. The general consensus around the Habs is that De La Rose will be recalled at some point this season.