Clearly, the Bruins' head coach, Jim Montgomery, has great belief in the offensive potential of the man from Trois-Rivières, giving him such an opportunity to prove himself. We are extremely happy for Anthony Richard, who wanted to leave the organization to get a better chance to establish himself in the NHL.
After all, Anthony Richard still scored three goals and two assists (five points) in just thirteen games with the Canadiens last year, mainly playing on the fourth line. He was also very dominant with the Laval Rocket in the AHL, accumulating 30 goals and 37 assists (67 points) in 60 games.