Cayden Primeau, who was recently the Montreal Canadiens’ backup goaltender, has broken the silence about what has happened in recent weeks. While some may have expected to see a bitter, frustrated, or upset Primeau, it’s quite the opposite.
Hats off to Primeau for that!
Recently questioned about what he experienced in the past weeks (notably going through waivers), as well as the recent success of Jakub Dobes, Cayden gave a wonderfully mature response.
In essence, he has just lost his spot with the Canadiens, and, on top of that, his replacement is performing exceptionally.
It can’t be easy for Primeau, but he is still maintaining an absolutely exemplary attitude.
Cayden Primeau is genuinely proud to see Jakub Dobes enjoying so much success and praises his replacement’s performances in Montreal
Primeau notably reflected on Dobes’ first career game.
This says a lot about Primeau, who, by the way, is off to an excellent start with the Laval Rocket.
Dobes is doing well in Montreal, Primeau is doing well in Laval, so everything is positive for the moment in the Canadiens’ goaltending structure.
Primeau, 25 years old, has a record of 2-0-0 this season with the Laval Rocket, a goals-against average of 0.50, and a save percentage of 0.977.
Dobes, 23 years old, has a record of 3-0-0 this season with the Montreal Canadiens, a goals-against average of 0.97, and a save percentage of 0.959.