Player Discussion Carey Price - Moving Home Edition
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ahmedou
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This actual team is build perfectly for him.
Shame he's not part of the team anymore.
Hoping that they'll be a new Price in our team!
Shame he's not part of the team anymore.
Hoping that they'll be a new Price in our team!
Mrb1p
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Show me a 37 years old that doesn't at least wince a little when he goes up and down stairs and I'll sell you a space ship.
Le Tricolore
Boo! BOOOO!
I'm older than that and I can go up and down stairs pretty damn well, if I do say so myself.
Mrb1p
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Humble bragging like the knee pain crew is the pleb... Sigh.
BLONG7
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HuGo is 10 years too late to the party eh........unfortunate for Price.
A great career, but no way he can come back and play at the NHL level. His knees, mental health, addiction etc that ship has sailed boys.
Sasha Orlov
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Le Tricolore
Boo! BOOOO!
In video games? Countless.
Lafleurs Guy
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I remember that. We all thought he'd just missed the net but Price made that insane save.
Hacketts
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Breakthrough biomaterial regenerates knee cartilage in 6 months
The team applied this material to the damaged knee cartilage of sheep and observed significant repair improvements within a six-month period.
interestingengineering.com
“Our new therapy can induce repair in a tissue that does not naturally regenerate. We think our treatment could help address a serious, unmet clinical need,” said Northwestern’s Samuel I. Stupp, the study’s lead author."
Don't Stop Believing....
Lafleurs Guy
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Nice!Breakthrough biomaterial regenerates knee cartilage in 6 months
The team applied this material to the damaged knee cartilage of sheep and observed significant repair improvements within a six-month period.
“Our new therapy can induce repair in a tissue that does not naturally regenerate. We think our treatment could help address a serious, unmet clinical need,” said Northwestern’s Samuel I. Stupp, the study’s lead author."
Don't Stop Believing....
Bring back Bobby Orr!
BehindTheTimes
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I’d love to see him play one more season at his best and then retire. Unfortunately, it won’t happen.
The Real Timo
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Not unless Habs get Michael Therrien back and he gets the D to block all da shots. Man, with prime Price Habs are winning it all the way this season.
Was it a Playstation?
Le Tricolore
Boo! BOOOO!
I did have an Xbox 360 at one point, so it was that but mainly in Playstation.
If I stuck to Xbox, maybe I could've actually been the GM at some point.
ahmedou
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dauv
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3. Also won the Ted Lindsey, Art Ross and Maurice Richard trophy 3 times, I'm generational with my created player. Currently working on my 4th. But I only play on pro, not sure I would win 3 if I played at superstar level.
austin316
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Feel free to move this thread if something already exists, but curious to see everyone’s feelings regarding Carey and the likelihood he gets his jersey retired by the Canadiens organization.
I understand that the standard has always been Stanley Cups, but I think we need to realize this isn’t the 60s and 70s anymore. I don’t believe there has been any player on the Canadiens who has had a greater impact on the organization than Carey has in the past 30-40 years. Isn’t that what it’s all about? In my opinion, no other player will ever wear #31 for the Habs ever again.
He’s been my favorite player and always will be. I hope he is healthy and happy at home, and I for one hope he gets his day at the Bell Centre to have his jersey retired and we can give him a proper send off that he never received. It may very well be the longest and loudest ovation in Habs history, and that’s saying something.
I’m hopeful when his contract is over there is room for him to join our organization in a professional capacity and help build our team for the future.
I understand that the standard has always been Stanley Cups, but I think we need to realize this isn’t the 60s and 70s anymore. I don’t believe there has been any player on the Canadiens who has had a greater impact on the organization than Carey has in the past 30-40 years. Isn’t that what it’s all about? In my opinion, no other player will ever wear #31 for the Habs ever again.
He’s been my favorite player and always will be. I hope he is healthy and happy at home, and I for one hope he gets his day at the Bell Centre to have his jersey retired and we can give him a proper send off that he never received. It may very well be the longest and loudest ovation in Habs history, and that’s saying something.
I’m hopeful when his contract is over there is room for him to join our organization in a professional capacity and help build our team for the future.
the valiant effort
settle down, bud
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Unretire the numbers. Let’s get Demidov sailing out there with #9 on his back
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Never… they waited 30 years to retire some of the older guys.
You have to do the same here, wait 30 and see how it goes, no point to rush for a guy who could of played better if he was more focused.
You have to do the same here, wait 30 and see how it goes, no point to rush for a guy who could of played better if he was more focused.
Sasha Orlov
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Demidov’s career will be so good they’re gonna start airbrushing old Habs legends out of photos like Stalin
SannywithoutCompy
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Any other franchise that had him would, but I think the standard here is/has been cup-dependent
