McGees
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Vegas coming in cocky.
Habs love home games.
12-3 Habs
11 goals for Caufield.
1 for Evans.
Habs love home games.
12-3 Habs
11 goals for Caufield.
1 for Evans.
GDT: Game 12: Vegas Golden Knights vs Montreal Canadiens 11/5/22 7:00pm EST City, TVAS, TSN 690
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OldCraig71
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The first 10 minutes will determine whether or not the Knights spent last night in their hotel rooms or somewhere else. I have no prediction until I see the first 10 minutes.
Vachon23
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Harris is a rookie too and he plays a bigger role and way more minutes then Arber. It's more important to surround Harris with Edmundson and it's a better fit. Harris will have the possibility to support more the offence too.
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I don't see a perfect fit with Harris, outside of having veteran player on his side. I thought that Edmundson was a better pairing for Arber for obvious reasons. However, nothing says what it'll be for the longer term, we'll find out soon enough.
Redux91
I do Three bullets.
Perfect time to scratch Kovasevic honestly
Dipped his feet , got a good swim in, now it's time to take a lil step back and recalibrate a bit
Team_Spirit
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Kovacevic was so bad vs the Jets this was inevitable and Pitlick too with his stupid penalties and overall ineffective play.
Lines are a mess. Bottom 2 lines = 0 chemistry 0 impact from these guys so far except that random hat trick by Dvorak.
Top 6: Suzuki, CC, Dach, Monahan, Anderson, Slafkovsky
Bottom 6: Dvorak, Gally, Evans
Endless pit of hellfire: everyone else
Predicting a loss unless Cole, Nick & the goalie have a great game and go anti-tank commando vs Vegas.
Lines are a mess. Bottom 2 lines = 0 chemistry 0 impact from these guys so far except that random hat trick by Dvorak.
Top 6: Suzuki, CC, Dach, Monahan, Anderson, Slafkovsky
Bottom 6: Dvorak, Gally, Evans
Endless pit of hellfire: everyone else
Predicting a loss unless Cole, Nick & the goalie have a great game and go anti-tank commando vs Vegas.
OldCraig71
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The team is looking too good together and it is a tank year after all. Sit some people and try to dial things back a bit. "we are ahead of where we thought we would be".
Milhouse40
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If everyone is healthy, there will be a rotation until Hugues finds a way to get rid of some bodies.
MSL has to deal with trying to keep everybody relatively happy and not create a distraction with that rotation (not going terribly well so far).
Injuries clouded the fact that Hugues really has to pull some move soon.....And Byron, Matheson are still out, imagine if MSL had to put them in the mix too.
Stive Morgan
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What's the longest we've had a line stick together in the last 5 years? Like 10 games?
admiralcadillac
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OldCraig71
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Hoffman is cashing cheques and not much else. He is the ultimate tank weapon.
cphabs
The 2 stooges….
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I like Slaf with Armia; would flip Evans and Monahan. I suppose it’s a veteran scoring line and habs have last change… Hoping for some Xhekaj and Eddy intimidation tonight
Furk just realized X is already away from Ed… Maybe they want X with Matheson when he comes back… oh well.
Skip Bayless
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Slaf looked good with Armia.
What has MoneyHands
Monahan™ done to deserve this torture?
What has MoneyHands
ReimanSum1908
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Frankly, Arber and Guhle are being cut off at the knees, saddled with carrying defensemen who, even in their prime, were sub-standard; at this juncture, they have nothing to gain by playing alongside boat anchors like Edmundson and Savard. It's a blessing to be away from them, but if either player could be carried by a rookie, Harris is the one to do so.
Catanddogguitarrr
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the valiant effort
settle down, bud
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Both Xhekaj and Eddy should be on the left, no big deal here. Harris fits the bill for a leftie RD, both in skill profile and actual years of experience in that position.
Savard’s been great so far this year, and Edmundson is a solid 3-4 D, and is big and mean. Not sure how being the most used rookie in the league or making a direct jump from junior to the nhl line up as an undrafted player can be considered “being cut off at the knee”?
jrom
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Yeah I think they’re making experiments to see who would play where (on D) when Matheson is back.
If the rookies keep it up Savard or Edmunson could move at the TDL. I think even Barron is not as untouchable as before since Kovacevic is a good stop gap for now.
I remember years ago going to a game in Montreal and my friends Pierre Gervais and Bobby Boulanger allowed us into the locker room after the game. My brother in law who lives in Montreal couldn't believe that someone who was American had that much influence. After the game he says...."its my turn" and took me to Chez Paree....that was one hell of a party.
Pitlick is a big zero this year. Hoffman has not been good, but still creating more than Pitlick.
Otherwise on D eventually
Edmundson - Harris
Guhle - Savard
Xhekaj - Matheson
is actually an interesting mix, and surrounds the rookies on top of distributing icetime. Pair two vets I suppose when playing “top-heavy” teams at home like Toronto, Edmonton, etc
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