The Canadiens have retained Florian Xhekaj and sent down Reinbacher following the preseason finale. The Xhekaj brothers, Florian and Arber, now have a new, bigger home with the team. The Canadiens placed nine players on waivers after making roster moves. Florian Xhekaj remained with the team despite roster cuts. The decision regarding Arber Xhekaj was made just before the final cuts.
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