I didn't like the fact that Montreal didn't sign Himelfarb.
He's an offense-first forward in juniors who's versatile with a good enough work ethic to change his game in order to make it in pro hockey. He won't make the NHL based on his skill, but he's improved his quickness and his skating leaps and bounds over the last two years.
Himelfarb will play a feisty, gritty game, and he'll adapt his game when it's necessary. He has a good level of hockey sense and I can see him developing into a quality bottom six forward. It's a longshot, but he's a likeable player and at the very least will provide some depth in the minors.