Was wing really a strong suit for the team? Other than Caufield and Anderson, the rest of the wingers are mediocre, at best.
Prospect Info: Filip Mesar
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Slafkovsky, Mesar, Dach and the first pick of the second round. Excellent start to the re-build.
Before the draft I said my dream was Wright, Kulich and Hutson. We had a chance. We will see how this group compares to that.
Do like the Dach trade. I liked Romanov but we have LDs out the ass and Dach is a big time talent.
Agreed. Wings prospects are nothing special. Defense is the strongest part of the pool, yet it could still use some touch ups.
We still need a little bit of everything. We have a lot of NHL wingers on the roster, but a lot of them we would be glad to get rid of or, at the very least, won't be around when we are competitive again.
Would love it. Hughes said they want Slaf in North America, whether in Montreal or Laval.
And if Mesar can come play here, we will also have him closer to follow.
Slavkofsky will play in Montreal next year and will play well. Great pick.
He’s an excellent skater who will raise the team’s median speed level. As the Avalanche just proved: you can never have enough superior skaters.
Slaf needs 16 more years in Finland.
I think our picks are part of a marketing ploy to improve the Habs brand in Slovakia
He is no KK, he is WAY stronger and a way better skater. He is going to play either in Laval or Montreal.
