Post-Game Talk: Drouins big return ends up in a Habs loss against Ottawa

Kimota

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Always win one, lose one constantly. Better go for broke and be all in with losing. Cause we are not going far with this roster. Start dropping the goalies then Anderson for prospects.
 

Tyrus

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Developing a good group does take good young players I agree but instilling a winning culture is also good for this group of current young players.

A "winning culture" isn't a thing, teams that are build correctly around talented players win cups.

Name me a single properly built team with dominant players that has been stuck in mediocrity because they didn't have a "winning culture".
 

ChesterNimitz

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MSL said Drou-Drou had a very good match. Is this true? :eek:
I thought he showed some speed and creativity tonight, including his missed breakaway. Problem is, the fan base has gone so sour no matter what Drouin does positively, the angry crowd will never be appeased. I've seen this sad story for more than sixty years: the need for a collective whipping boy.
 

The Real Timo

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I thought he showed some speed and creativity tonight, including his missed breakaway. Problem is, the fan base has gone so sour no matter what Drouin does positively, the angry crowd will never be appeased. I've seen this sad story for more than sixty years: the need for a collective whipping boy.
I'd say fan base isn't the one to blame here.

A "winning culture" isn't a thing, teams that are build correctly around talented players win cups.

Name me a single properly built team with dominant players that has been stuck in mediocrity because they didn't have a "winning culture".
Leafs.
 

ChesterNimitz

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A "winning culture" isn't a thing, teams that are build correctly around talented players win cups.

Name me a single properly built team with dominant players that has been stuck in mediocrity because they didn't have a "winning culture".
The Oilers?
 
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Tyson

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A "winning culture" isn't a thing, teams that are build correctly around talented players win cups.

Name me a single properly built team with dominant players that has been stuck in mediocrity because they didn't have a "winning culture".
Well that's good because the Habs are assembling some terrific young players to build around. With this management team I think we will continue bringing in good prospects.
 
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ChesterNimitz

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The linesman bears some responsibility for that near miss. He had to anticipate ( it was obvious) that Slafkovsky would be busting up the wing. That linesman had to be right up on the bench out of the way rather than jumping over the puck. It was that maneuver that caused Slafkovsky to momentarily lose control of the puck and look down. Fortunately, he was able to quickly recover control and see Watson barreling down on him. Just another example of the shoddy officiating tonight.
 
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