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- Contract and team status: As of mid-2023, Newhook was traded to the Montreal Canadiens from Colorado and signed a four-year deal with Montreal. He wore number 15 with the Canadiens. This information comes from Canadian and hockey coverage at the time of the trade and signing [CBC News: N.L.'s Alex Newhook traded to Montreal ahead of NHL entry draft], [The Hockey News: Canadiens Sign Alex Newhook to Four-Year Deal].[1][4]
- Injury note: There were notable reports of a serious lower-body injury in November 2025 while with Montreal, with initial reports suggesting a foot/ankle injury that could sideline him for weeks or months. This is based on coverage noting a gruesome-looking play and an injury update [HockeyFeed: Alex Newhook badly injured in gruesome looking play].[2]
- Notable context: Newhook was a 2019 first-round pick (16th overall by Colorado) who helped Colorado win the Stanley Cup in 2022 before moving to Montreal. He played all 82 games for Colorado in the 2021-22 season and totaled 30 points (14 goals, 16 assists) that season, according to CBC’s report on his trade to Montreal [CBC News: N.L.'s Alex Newhook traded to Montreal ahead of NHL entry draft], and The Hockey News contract piece references his Canadiens signing and past Cup experience [The Hockey News: Canadiens Sign Alex Newhook to Four-Year Deal].[4][1]
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