Post-Game Talk: Habs lose season opener to Leaves

Habnot

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Lot's of overreaction.

Leafs had 1 even strength goal and Allen gifted 2 goals. Game was pretty even except for 2nd half of the 2nd period where we lost some momentum with 3 straight penalties.

Lot's of positives tonight but let's not lose sight that we played against one of the premier teams in the NHL

I wouldn't trade our D for theirs. Matheson is better that Reilly and three of our D's are under 22 abd playing huge minutes. Harris did not look out of place playing right D and Jackeye is a going to be a real stud.
 

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This. I'm low key hoping Dvo can come back and somehow get a shot on the top line and really produce there - so we can trade him. Then monahan can lead a line like RHP - Monanhan - Anderson/Slaf.

But until Dvo comes back, yeah, I'd like to see RHP - Monahan - Ylonen.
Yes and I wasn't talking about his linemates tonight. He's perfect to help developp Heineman, Slaf, RHP, Roy if he's called up, Ylonen. They would all benefit playing with him.
 
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Savard needs about 70 games to get into shape -ish. Habs still have so much dead weight and not a lot of help coming up.
 

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Gallagher just isn't an NHL level player anymore. I don't want him on the 3rd line, and I question if he's good enough for the 4th line at this point. Because of his blood and guts service to the team, I'd give him 10 games to prove he still has something left, but if he's still playing this poorly at that point I'd pressbox him.
 

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Gallagher just isn't an NHL level player anymore. I don't want him on the 3rd line, and I question if he's good enough for the 4th line at this point. Because of his blood and guts service to the team, I'd give him 10 games to prove he still has something left, but if he's still playing this poorly at that point I'd pressbox him.

IMO it's a safety issue at this point. He honestly can't keep up at all. Some dickwad is going to blindside wreck him.
 
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Savard needs about 70 games to get into shape -ish. Habs still have so much dead weight and not a lot of help coming up.

You can't be serious - there are 5-6 guys in Laval that can play today and contribute positively. This is one bad take.

And every team in the NHL has 2-3 guys on NHL contracts that can be considered dead weight.
 

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Yeah unless he gets top 6 minutes no point in bringing him up. Pezzetta should play and I guess Armia gets another look if pearson and Gallagher keep playing like they’re half dead
That's the way I see it. Not that he wouldn't do a good job. But why rush things, when we really don't have too.
 

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What young ones? He played with Pearson and Gallagher. Neither one can play the game at his level. Either give him Ylonen and rhp as wingers or move him up to wing.

Gallagher and Pearson are just sooo slow. Heineman and Roy and and and would have rounded off the team a lot better.
I was talking about his future linemates. Him with Gally and Lester B isn't ciment concrete, lol.
 

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Entertaining game, the Dach line was particularly fun to watch.

Slaf has been improving every game since the start of preseason, can't say he looks out of place in the NHL right now -- he's trending in the right direction. Put Monahan with Suzuki and Caufield please, or keep him on the third but put Ylonen and RHP with him instead of Gallagher's corpse and Pearson.

Really happy that I don't have to watch the likes of Drouin, Hoffman and Armia anymore. #11 is the biggest anchor left on this team but one is already better and easier to endure than the useless unlikable floater lineup we had last year.
 

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