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Yeah, lets just skip the important part of the post where I referenced strong depth players.I mean you’re just missing Stamkos and he’s been easily replaced by Hagel and Guentzel so I’m not sure what your point is here.
Tampa’s issue is their D. Mcdonagh is not getting any younger and Hedman has slowed down.
He is done like dinner. Stick a fork in him.
Nobody knows that.Beck isn’t NHL ready for a top 9 role until 2-3 years.
Can't believe that Habs have drafted Slaf and Hutson in 2022 draft. That's master move by the new management.
So will Demidov and Hage imho.
Hey Guys, your posts reminded me I need to apologize to Bobrov (and maybe Lapointe). I was skeptical of Bobrov's hire. Damn it, he taught me a lesson. I need to keep my two cents to myself. They have done some fine, fine drafting.And maybe Reinbacher and Fowler too!! Hehe!!
And quite a few Hab fans forget (maybe intentionally) that he played almost at the same level last year after returning from Laval.He's been fantastic this year. Unironically one of my favorite players on this team.
Actually, when I first saw Youppi doll on the ice I thought it was the real Youppi, pretending the Habs gave him a heart attack.WHAT'S WITH THE YUPPI CORPSE? DID X ACCIDENTALY KILL HIM?
You gotta wonder what Savard does in his free time to be able to hide a puck there. It's like 5-6 times bigger than a watch.
You got a camera in my livingroom, don't you?Yup, there's nothing more exciting than being defibrillated after cardiac arrest.
Seriously, I'm loving the results, but how many near-death comebacks can this team have? The Habs have turned me into a raving lunatic, yelling, fist-pumping, slamming my coffee table, even going as far as posting on crazy message boards.
He is done like dinner. Stick a fork in him.
Yup, great start to the season but he's far from that now.
He's all effort, I will never question his desire or heart, but he's huffing and puffing after like his second shift. He very rarely positively affects the game anymore.
Ska always wins. Oh you mean the team, not the music.SKA WON
HABS WON
They missed Erik Cernak who is always a pain in the ass to play against.I mean you’re just missing Stamkos and he’s been easily replaced by Hagel and Guentzel so I’m not sure what your point is here.
Tampa’s issue is their D. Mcdonagh is not getting any younger and Hedman has slowed down.
The best play Savard made was grabbing Kucherov's stick so he would not be the player to burn us. Risking a penalty but with so little time left Veteran move.I like how one of the Habs players put his stick out for Savard to use as leverage to pressure the puck under him. LOL Now thats teamwork!!
They missed Erik Cernak who is always a pain in the ass to play against.
I was not a fan of the "blocking" narrative we had during our rebuild. Obsessively wanting to trade out vets to insert youth learning on the job. I love how we assembled a very solid pool but we should not be rushing them so it makes us feel better at penciling them in the roster. Let them earn their way up through competition. Find out who they are from age 20-23. Manage the RFA and waiver exempt years well.
Dvorak and Savard are gone yes. Gallagher is the anchor contract. Anderson is actually not on a bad contract now that the cap will increase to $92M+ next year... I guess that is basically how his contract was set up. Evans and Armia are solid parts to our team and they are not easily replaced.
No it's not. HuGo may want to see if these guys can get us into the post season and then make his future decisions based on how they perform. I'm starting to think the smartest move is to do nothing. I doubt HuGo would be worried about losing Jake or Armia they can always work ways to sign and trade if they deem the AAV's and Terms aren't to their liking.Its time, sign Jake Evans.
3.5M for 4 years if he'd accept thst.
If Armia want to stay, 2 X 3M.
I'm Selectering this post for Specials considerationSka always wins. Oh you mean the team, not the music.
Bottom end vets should always be looked at as replaceable with younger cheaper options, that is how you make top end players affordable. I would start looking at moving assets, both vets and picks into further in the future picks, 26, 27, 28 etc. We will be moving down the draft list and will need players that can slot in to play the cheaper bottom end role (young cheap contracts). The only thing I would be looking for now is high end RD's. This all has to be affordable when we become contenders.
I'm intirgued by the "depths" of knowledge you must have about such matters to be able to make those sorts of comparisons.You gotta wonder what Savard does in his free time to be able to hide a puck there. It's like 5-6 times bigger than a watch.
Moving Guhle back to his natural position and Wifi maturing also.Each of these events statistically accelerated the win rate:
1- Laine arrival
2- Carrier arrival
3- Dobes arrival
But there’s two background events that happened
1- One offensive: Hutson on the first PP
2- One defensive: they finally can successfully do the hybrid system
No it's not if we sign these players it will be at or very close to the deadline. Kent Hughes will already know what it's going to cost to get a deal done and will act according to our needs at tat time.
No it's not. HuGo may want to see if these guys can get us into the post season and then make his future decisions based on how they perform. I'm starting to think the smartest move is to do nothing. I doubt HuGo would be worried about losing Jake or Armia they can always work ways to sign and trade if they deem the AAV's and Terms aren't to their liking.
Seeing Beck play a minor role on the wing doesn't tell us anything other than Marty likes him better than Pezz at this point.Watching Beck play and they have pretty much no choice but to keep Evans or make sure they have a plan B they can execute on. This team will take a step back without Evans or an equivalent on the roster.