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I hope he will stay healthy and score 40+ goals this year. One half season to go !
The truly impressive part is the even strength goals over that period (35). He's 1 even strength goal from tying the league leader over that time period.Caufield now has 45 goals in 77 games under MSL.
Already tied his 23 goals from last season.
The truly impressive part is the even strength goals over that period (35). He's 1 even strength goal from tying the league leader over that time period.
Would’ve been even better with a decent coach at the start.1) Richard (50 goals in 76 games)
2) Beliveau (50 goals in 105 games)
3) Geoffrion (50 goals in 114 games)
4) Caufield (50 goals in 117 games)
5) Lafleur (50 goals in 126 games)
PS: 23 goals in 67 games (2021-2022) vs 23 goals in 40 games (2022-2023)
I contend that if we have a decent powerplay he’s contending for the richardThe truly impressive part is the even strength goals over that period (35). He's 1 even strength goal from tying the league leader over that time period.
Just imagine IF Habs would have a proper PP with a proper QB and PP system.That’s crazy to think about
40 of his 50 career goals are even strength
10 PP goals. Funny how some tried to say he was a power play merchant lol.
Just imagine IF Habs would have a proper PP with a proper QB and PP system.
... And IF (which is 90% possible), Habs never have any of these players ?With Bedard, Fantilli and PLD he will be 45-55 goals
He's already pretty close to that range playing with one first liner. If the team can't get another top end forward and dman to help them contribute we will remain a bottom 10 team.... And IF (which is 90% possible), Habs never have any of these players ?
Patience. Habs have many very good young D who will eventually pan out. Dach, Farrell, Roy, Beck, Mesar, Slaf will be there to support Suzuki and Caufield.He's already pretty close to that range playing with one first liner. If the team can't get another top end forward and dman to help them contribute we will remain a bottom 10 team.
None of those guys except maybe Slaf in the future are 1st line caliber guys. Habs have good depth at D but none of them scream superstar.Patience. Habs have many very good young D who will eventually pan out. Dach, Farrell, Roy, Beck, Mesar, Slaf will be there to support Suzuki and Caufield.
Habs will finish bottom six and get a very, very good player (forward) anyway. And it could be Bedard if they win the lottery.None of those guys except maybe Slaf in the future are 1st line caliber guys. Habs have good depth at D but none of them scream superstar.
... And IF (which is 90% possible), Habs never have any of these players ?
He'll probably be 45 goals this year.With Bedard, Fantilli and PLD he will be 45-55 goals
lets hope there are no more injuries and we don't have to call up 35 yr old Laval players who work at home depot on the weekends to make ends meet.He needs 17 goals in the next 42 games to hit 40. I say he does it
The real question is: can he can hit 27 in 42?He needs 17 goals in the next 42 games to hit 40. I say he does it
Sounds a lot like (a) Suzuki or (b) Armia?
It seems to be regardless of position.
Reinbacher seems too much like Armia!
Ritchie seems too much like Armia!
Yager seems to much like Armia!
Slafkovsky seems too much like Armia!
Like Armia is the only f***ing NHLer.
What in the name of the sweet baby back ribs is this
What? nope, never said that. I'm not against trading Caufield as a whole, but not to lose more. I think Caufield will prove to be a 50g scorer that you need to babysit quite a bit even in his prime, and unlike Ovechkin he can't turn into a "2ish-way player". This means you always have to think about him in all your move (bleugrh, not my preference). I'm always scared of having 2-3 Caufields in a lineup as well, one is plenty.
We. Are. Armia.
Proposal: - Trade Proposal Thread: Part 61
We don't have the same definition of elite if you think Charlie McAvoy is one. Game changers are most often than not found early in the first round. Charlie "32 points career high defenseman" McAvoy is not one of them.of course he’s not elite in your book, he wasn’t picked top 3forums.hfboards.com
Bonus Hoffman comparison.
Proposal: - Trade Proposal Thread: Part 61
We don't have the same definition of elite if you think Charlie McAvoy is one. Game changers are most often than not found early in the first round. Charlie "32 points career high defenseman" McAvoy is not one of them.of course he’s not elite in your book, he wasn’t picked top 3forums.hfboards.com
Yeah, I have no problem with the Hoffman categorization comparison. Hoffman in his prime was more useful and faster than he is now, but Caufield is in the same category: very much a 1 one-way goal scorer. Caufield on the 3rd line will never be useful. Caufield is obviously more talented/better than Hoffman. Categorization isn't an evaluation of quality at the individual level - it's just a description of the role.
That trade proposal was Caufield for Slaf, in order to come out of the same draft with 2 blue chips (potentially more, I was not descriptive of the exact trade), the key aspect of this argument is that I don't believe (yet) in Caufield being the kind of player you win with. You guys are sold on Caufield, and I like that he's scoring a lot, but I'm not sure if I send him out there in critical playoffs situation, in a tight series. Same thing with Zegras in Anaheim, I've been expecting them to bounce back and he just can't get involved enough. Razzle Dazzle.
That comment about Hughes turning Caufield as a ‘’30 goal scorer’’ overnight is aging very badly and it’s only a year… lol as if he needs Hughe to score 30, everyone knew it was caufield’s floor.Yeah, I have no problem with the Hoffman categorization comparison. Hoffman in his prime was more useful and faster than he is now, but Caufield is in the same category: very much a 1 one-way goal scorer. Caufield on the 3rd line will never be useful. Caufield is obviously more talented/better than Hoffman. Categorization isn't an evaluation of quality at the individual level - it's just a description of the role.
That trade proposal was Caufield for Slaf, in order to come out of the same draft with 2 blue chips (potentially more, I was not descriptive of the exact trade), the key aspect of this argument is that I don't believe (yet) in Caufield being the kind of player you win with. You guys are sold on Caufield, and I like that he's scoring a lot, but I'm not sure if I send him out there in critical playoffs situation, in a tight series. Same thing with Zegras in Anaheim, I've been expecting them to bounce back and he just can't get involved enough. Razzle Dazzle.