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Friendly reminder we hate Bergevin.
Only 45? I always thought he was older than me, and I'm over 60
Friendly reminder we hate Bergevin.
Friendly reminder we hate Bergevin.
Friendly reminder we hate Bergevin.
Hammer was really solid for us.I caught some of the knuckles podcast with Sheldon Souray.
Souray talked about his ufa summer back in 2007 and how it unfolded, which I found really interesting.
Basically, he had family issues with his wife and he was aiming for new york or LA as destinations. He was confident he was going to end up in one of those spots, but the Rangers ended up getting two big fish in Drury and gomez on the same day, so they were out.
LA said they would rather use that money on multiple ufas rather than blowing their load on one guy, so they were out.
Now all of a sudden a few days have passed and he's got no team, so Gainey circled back at this point and offered souray a handsome deal to bring him back to montreal. But Gainey said he has another dman lined up and that Souray had 10 minutes to make up his mind.
Souray said that he was happy because he would have loved to go back at this point, but before he could accept, he saw on the TV that the Habs had just signed hamrlik.
I had no idea that Souray was that close to come back to montreal. He was a favourite of mine, but the way injuries kept derailing him, it's probably best that he didn't come back. Imagine all those years where Markov got hurt and they had to rely on Souray to fill those shoes with that big deal, rather than hamrlik. Hammer brought less offense but he was more complete and far more durable.
Paquette & Weal are having fun in Moscow.
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I could be mistaken, but the last time the Habs were a succesful franchise they did, in fact, have an employee who's role was to make sure the youngs kids wouldn't get into trouble when they went out.Disagreed. Gally had a marshmallow for a brain. Habs are not babysitters.
“Habs aren’t babysitters” might as well have been our motto. Right up there with “he has to earn it!”I could be mistaken, but the last time the Habs were a succesful franchise they did, in fact, have an employee who's role was to make sure the youngs kids wouldn't get into trouble when they went out.
Can't remember his name but he's some folkhero in Habs' history, I think Gervais talks about him in his book.
Also, I would pay good money to see how those who say things like "it's up to the players", "Habs are not babysitters" or any other similar things would act as 18yo millionnaires in Montreal.
Oh I agree. I just found it interesting because I basically thought it was a given that Souray wouldn't be back after he officially entered free agency.Hammer was really solid for us.
I could be mistaken, but the last time the Habs were a succesful franchise they did, in fact, have an employee who's role was to make sure the youngs kids wouldn't get into trouble when they went out.
Can't remember his name but he's some folkhero in Habs' history, I think Gervais talks about him in his book.
Also, I would pay good money to see how those who say things like "it's up to the players", "Habs are not babysitters" or any other similar things would act as 18yo millionnaires in Montreal.
What’s the point you’re trying to make?Was this hero around in the 80s too? The Habs a few troublemakers back then, and it seems to me that this mystery person wasn't able to do much.
What’s the point you’re trying to make?
The last competent management team thought they had to have to someone in that role and so does the current management team, who hired a retired SPVM police officer to handle it.
Some of that goes back to the player for sure. He's responsible for his own actions.Not to make excuses for the overhype but nobody expected Chucky to fall for Chanel and the night life.
Great case study to show all the new prospects like Slaf.