Post-Game Talk: Habs beat BJs in OT

[Non Player Canadiens]

Meh, he's the most vanilla of players. Josh Gorges, without the sandpaper or intensity. I wish him the best, but there's no reason to mention him really.

Gorges had sandpaper? intensity?

 

[MasterD]

Gorges had sandpaper? intensity?

Definitely. That's all he had, kinda like Bouillon, but Bouillon hit harder.

 

[Habssince89]

Gorges had sandpaper? intensity?

Absolutely. No way he lasted as long as he did in the NHL without it. All heart

 

[Non Player Canadiens]

Absolutely. No way he lasted as long as he did in the NHL without it. All heart

he definitely had heart but to me that's different from sandpaper and intensity. a good Hab nonetheless

 

[Grate n Colorful Oz]

Gorges had sandpaper? intensity?

Yo, Gorges was once captain of kelowna

 

[Habssince89]

he definitely had heart but to me that's different from sandpaper and intensity. a good Hab nonetheless

He had all three qualities

 

[salbutera]

Definitely. That's all he had, kinda like Bouillon, but Bouillon hit harder.

Boullion was a strong skater - effortless stride like Matheson but not as elite

 

[Kiss Under the Guy]

Boullion was a strong skater - effortless stride like Matheson but not as elite

Bouillon was great away from the puck.

I remember that time he started a pushing contest brawl in his own corner while someone (Cole?) skated all the ice in the confusion and scored

 

[jrom]

Columbus is a team we always beat since Umberger left that franchise.

Payback for Fix-Wolanski always beating the Rocket

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Slaf is 20 and has not reached physical maturity yet. Don't be fooled by his big body he'll be a much stronger player in 3-4 years. He needs to be more consistant but for at least two other years including this one he'll keep struggling againt teams like Vegas who show up to play hockey.

I know all that but Marty and the second floor decide to give precious ice time to vets who doesn't deserve it. They talk about culture and their actions are totally opposite.

I'm happy to see Slaf starting to see the ice around him again.
His feet were moving which was the key.
I noticed his puck handling went through an auto-improvement after that goal.

Yeah, it's all a matter of confidence with Slaf. Or any other athlete in any sport. But good to see others like Ghule, Hutson and Heineman doing well despite that bottom of the league team.