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Have you always wanted to blend your love of hockey with your love of escape rooms? Apparently, now you can!

The Montreal Canadiens have launched an in-game escape room, which is said to be the first of its kind in professional sports.

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On July 23, the Montreal Canadiens made the decision to draft Logan Mailloux, a player who had actually asked not to be drafted this year.

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If you heard cheering last night, chances are it was from Quebec. The Montreal Canadiens beat the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday, June 24, to make the Stanley Cup Finals, and fans did not hold back when celebrating.

Thousands of people gathered outside of the Bell Centre in Montreal to support Canada's team (depending on who you ask), but things got pretty intense as the night wore on and celebrations ramped up.

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Sitting in a stadium of sports fans may seem like a thing of the past, but 2,500 lucky people might get the chance to watch a live NHL playoff game at Montreal's Bell Centre this month.

Quebec has recently announced a summer reopening plan that will allow indoor and outdoor venues to host up to 2,500 attendees in sections of 250 people as of May 28.

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It's been a difficult time for sports fans, but they'll get to see many of their teams play again soon. However, at least one Canadian athlete will be missing. Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, the NFL star who is also an MD, has opted not to play this year.

In a statement posted to Twitter on July 24, Duvernay-Tardif announced that he had made the choice to opt-out of playing in this year's NFL season.

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