Milhouse40
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3rd in our division......we take what we can, when we can
Post-Game Talk: Habs defeat Bedard in Home Opener.
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Grate n Colorful Oz
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There was also Gallagher’s expanded bald spot, visible at the end of the pre-game ceremony. It has somehow taken the shape of a rectangle.
In honor of that moment …
Incidently, as the bald spot got bigger over time, his performances got worse.
Could propecia fix Gally's scoring woes?
Great summary! Would like to add that the collapsing defence on the pk was a horror to watch, and our inability to exit our zone and to maintain any kind of puck possession against the arguably worst team in the league was excruciating. (I had thought I would be happy if they just played hard, even if they lost, but seeing the discombobulated play in our zone made me unhappy despite the apparent effort. The goals helped the mood but ..)
OldCraig71
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We let off the gas too early in that one and it gave the Hawks some life and we won in regulation by an inch after the Hawks hit the post. As for Bedard, he's a rookie but I don't put him in the same category as Crosby or McDavid, he wasn't controlling the pace or the play 5 on5. He's more of a new Patrick Kane for the Hawks, just my opinion.
We really need a defensive forward line and if the intention was to have Monahan, Pearson and Gallagher be that, we need to go back to the drawing board. I felt that RHP was our best forward, the guy is a utility knife of a player, can slot in anywhere, and be effective.
We really need a defensive forward line and if the intention was to have Monahan, Pearson and Gallagher be that, we need to go back to the drawing board. I felt that RHP was our best forward, the guy is a utility knife of a player, can slot in anywhere, and be effective.
Slaf spends a lot of time skating aimlessly with one hand on his stick. He could learn a lot from RHP: put two hands on your stick, bend your knees and go hard.
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Pregame was terrible. its like they told them they would have a presentation at noon and no rehersal.
Bedard is the new golden child and its annoying.
Take the win, but habs aren't a playoff team, despite leaf friends say they are.
Bedard is the new golden child and its annoying.
Take the win, but habs aren't a playoff team, despite leaf friends say they are.
DieSendungmitderMaus
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Hey guys, coming in peace etc. despite the avatar 
Just seen the highlights, seems like your lot looked better against the Hawks for most of the game than the Bruins! Was wondering though, was there any particular reason for booing Bedard? Or just, like, out of principle? I'm admittedly grunching here.
Just seen the highlights, seems like your lot looked better against the Hawks for most of the game than the Bruins! Was wondering though, was there any particular reason for booing Bedard? Or just, like, out of principle? I'm admittedly grunching here.
Grate n Colorful Oz
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Hey guys, coming in peace etc. despite the avatar
Just seen the highlights, seems like your lot looked better against the Hawks for most of the game than the Bruins! Was wondering though, was there any particular reason for booing Bedard? Or just, like, out of principle? I'm admittedly grunching here.
Pure tribalism
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Interesting correlation.
Unfortunately, I’m afraid nothing will ever fix this:
Our posters were taken aback by her « performance ». Notably, @OldCraig71 underscored her signature mangled words, « by the doberly light » and now I can’t unhear them.
TBF, Slaf was quite invisible tonight but it is what it is. Everyone has off nights. I love Suzuki and can also be critical of his play.
That said…
Honestly, if a fefan wants to hate on a player because our own fan base loves him, well, that’s on the the fefan. Don’t like a player? Fine. Don’t like him because he’s beloved by a portion of the fanbase? That’s pretty pathetic and petty IMO.
End of the day, we won but it was ugly in the third. This is a very teachable game now so hopefully the team can build from this. That’s twice now we’ve completely let up in the third, but Chicago was too trash to complete the comback.
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BLONG7
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Mentioned in the Slaf thread, he was ok last night, but the terrible flow with all the penalties killed his TOI.
Habs intro, was beyond awful.............no big deal at all, and Sportsnet was a circle jerk of Bedard, and the habs just happened to be there.
Let's hope Dach was not inured badly??
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It's a staple of Habs fans in the Bell center really. If you don't get booed in the building, you don't matterHey guys, coming in peace etc. despite the avatar
Just seen the highlights, seems like your lot looked better against the Hawks for most of the game than the Bruins! Was wondering though, was there any particular reason for booing Bedard? Or just, like, out of principle? I'm admittedly grunching here.
.Do I like it? No, I think it serves no purpose. But it is what it is. Great players get booed early on in their careers, but somewhere down the line, these guys will get cheered when they become legends and do something worthy of hype. Take it like it's a form of rite of passage.
doberly will be in the next edition of the dictionary. It will defined as mangling a national anthem.
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Elite talent is players like Mcdavid, Mackinnon, Pasta. That bracket. We have nothing even close to thatMeh. But Fleury in Montreal is good.
Reading the PGT it feels like we lost
Pezzetta is probably in. Would love Roy tho.
Slaf was good again tonight. Bowled down 2 players with one hit behind Chicago's net. It's quite obvious he's quite far from his max strength.
Newhook sliding to C was amazing.
What a pass from Anderson to Caufield and that goal. The "we don't have elite talent" crowd is quiet.
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Slaf is a teenager ffs. Maybe you don't have a clue
BLNY
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Here's hoping Dach is simply day-to-day. Really gonna suck if he's as prone to injury as Gord Kluzak.
Prevent defence doesn't work in football, and it definitely doesn't work in hockey anymore. You can't clutch and grab your way to a win, so sitting back and rope a doping simply isn't going to work. You've got to be on your toes. They weren't in the third. They played a near perfect 40 minutes and nearly gave it away.
Gallagher is where plays and puck possession go to die. He didn't look as slow in this game, but outside of Bedard no one on the Hawks plays with the pace that the Leafs do. It's a shame. You can see how much he wants to contribute and how much he cares about his team mates. He bolted to grab the puck after Pearson scored. LTIRetirement can't come soon enough. For now, he's the primary tank commander.
Monte was certainly better than Allen, but I didn't like the first goal. I think he should have been able to pick up that puck in Guhle's feet a lot faster and track it moving to Johnson.
Prevent defence doesn't work in football, and it definitely doesn't work in hockey anymore. You can't clutch and grab your way to a win, so sitting back and rope a doping simply isn't going to work. You've got to be on your toes. They weren't in the third. They played a near perfect 40 minutes and nearly gave it away.
Gallagher is where plays and puck possession go to die. He didn't look as slow in this game, but outside of Bedard no one on the Hawks plays with the pace that the Leafs do. It's a shame. You can see how much he wants to contribute and how much he cares about his team mates. He bolted to grab the puck after Pearson scored. LTIRetirement can't come soon enough. For now, he's the primary tank commander.
Monte was certainly better than Allen, but I didn't like the first goal. I think he should have been able to pick up that puck in Guhle's feet a lot faster and track it moving to Johnson.
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I love this guy. Remember when Detroit fans were chanting “Katie Perry”? Good times. Simpler time
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Why did this make me feel so emotional. When he said "I'll never forget playing for my favourite team growing up" it was like a gut punch. I genuinely miss the player and the person.
The Gr8 Dane
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Gallagher was the worst forward on the ice for both clubs and the Blackhawks have like 12 AHL guys playing
I didn't even know he was a Habs fan growing up
Just par for the course..if you're important player they boo ya ...nothing personal...If Bedard was a UFA and came to Montreal it would be wild cheers..they Boo'd Crosby(grew up a Habs fan too lol)....McDavid boo'd.....they boo'd.Subban .I think they are trying to throw the players off their game a bit ..Hey guys, coming in peace etc. despite the avatar
Just seen the highlights, seems like your lot looked better against the Hawks for most of the game than the Bruins! Was wondering though, was there any particular reason for booing Bedard? Or just, like, out of principle? I'm admittedly grunching here.
Love Scorey Perry, wish we could have had him sooner and could have kept him longer. Even in the twilight of his career he has proven to be a valuable player.
That slash he took in the face from Marchessault in the playoffs, and him coming back to celebrate the OT win with half his face hanging by a thread... Picture worth a thousand word.
the valiant effort
settle down, bud
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During the years of Peak Jagr, the Bell Centre would boo relentlessly until he made a dangle, which was met with applause and ooooohs.
