Six points in two games for a Canadiens prospect in Europe

Drafted in the third round, 92nd overall, in the last draft by the Montreal Canadiens, defenseman Adam Engstrom is off to an incredible start in Sweden's Under-20 SHL.

In only two games, the young defenseman already has one goal and five assists for six points. To put that in perspective, he had 28 points in 45 games last season.

Yesterday, he even played two different games. When his game ended in the SHL, 15 minutes later, he put on his skates for the U20s, picking up two assists in the process.

A prospect to watch!

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