According to the website SwissHabs Sven Andrighetto, Daniel Carr, Mark Barberio, and Phillip Danault have all received qualifying offers from Montreal Canadiens General Manager Marc Bergevin. The case of Danault was already known, but this news confirms three more players who Bergevin intends to sign to new deals with the club as restricted free agents this summer.

In the case of Andrighetto, Carr, and Danault, their entry level deals have expired. For Barberio he will be looking for his fifth professional contract, as he signed only single year deals since the expiration of his entry-level contract.

Under the terms of the National Hockey League Collective Bargaining Agreement, there is a certain minimum that would need to be offered as part of the qualifying offer based on the previous season's salary:

Andrighettoup with an idea for each member of the group to write a song about something they felt strongly about. His uncle owned a recording studio called Dark Horse in Franklin, Tennessee, and he offered the group a chance to record their songs free of charge after the spring semester was complete. The group jumped at the chance, and on May 14, 1973, they packed their gear into Tom Lewdowski's van and headed for Dark Horse Studios.

Band name
Apparently the group never actually named itself. The band became known as NOVEM when Dan Cook (the recording engineer) wrote 'NOVEM Songs' (NOVEM is Latin for nine) on the outside of the master music boxes.

Deaths

On May 19, 1973, after spending a week at Dark Horse Studios, NOVEM packed up and left