Hannibal
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- Feb 11, 2007
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Eddie will be a good mentor for him until Eddie’s gone!Arber really happy to have been paired with Eddy. Said that he was trying to play like him.
Eddie will be a good mentor for him until Eddie’s gone!Arber really happy to have been paired with Eddy. Said that he was trying to play like him.
AC speculating that Dach will become a winger. No big leap there.Dach now with 7 points in 11 games. Really liking his game since hes been put on the first line. He's meshing very well, which bodes positively because both Suzuki and Caufield play well with high IQ players.
We are a far better team and he has lost his role. He isn't a great 4th line player and he's shit at killing penalties. Look at how fast Domi sank after Suzuki displaced him. What seems to be a cliff is only a small hill.Pitlick fell off a cliff since last season, eh?
I doesn’t matter what happen in the past, who coaching and who he is playing with Slaf is a stud he need more ice time.Sorry but Habs have done a horrible job developing players through the AHL.
Watch a game and watch how Bush league the AHL has become.
I would rather see Slaf head to Finland before going to the AHL.
Ummm YEAH!Drouin?
After hearing/reading how Dach was against the idea. I'm glad to see that he seems to except it now.AC speculating that Dach will become a winger. No big leap there.
AC speculating that Dach will become a winger. No big leap there.
I'll have to disagree there. In the long run, I think Habs acquire, whether it's in FA or at the draft this year (hopefully Carlsson, etc) or both, a C to play in the top 6. I'm more favourable to him building chemistry with Suzuki and Caufield rather than ruining a year with Drouin and the rest of the rejectsI don’t think he will, he just needs better linemates when he’s at C but for now we don’t have that so…
In the third period not exactly. Otherwise well worth watching.Were you not entertained?
Playing top line and putting up points is a huge salve. Not to mention there is no reason to think he won't get the opportunity to center his own line down the road when Slaf is ready for top line minutes.After hearing/reading how Dach was against the idea. I'm glad to see that he seems to except it now.
True, he'd be an idiot if he balked at playing with Suzuki and Caufield. I had just remembered that when we first got him. He came out and said center was the position he was most comfortable with.Playing top line and putting up points is a huge salve. Not to mention there is no reason to think he won't get the opportunity to center his own line down the road when Slaf is ready for top line minutes.
Keep Slaf here and play him more. Put him with Armia and Monahan and let them muscle their way around the O zone.i was a big advocate to see Slaf in the AHL. Not anymore. It's a shit show down there. There's just no way I want Slaf near Houle. That AHL team is a bad team to see play, boring, not as talented as we thought they were AND badly coached.
Keep Slaf here.
As long as he's having fun he's not gonna care if he plays wing or c. I remember cringing at Desharnais and Eller bitching to the media when moved to wing.I think Dach will be at wing as long as Dvorak, Monahan are there and probably back to wing when our next lottery pick (Fantalli/ Carlsson / Bedard) is in the NHL
Slaf needs a fast linemate or two. He is often too slow backchecking. It will come, just not there yet. Which is why he is paired with faster players.Keep Slaf here and play him more. Put him with Armia and Monahan and let them muscle their way around the O zone.
What was shocking to me was just how much better X played on that right side than the natural rightie.
When your as old as I am, one shouldn’t ascribe to be ‘underneath’ me unless you have your estate and affairs in order.You guys are the yodas of the forum. I’m a notch underneath you two.
It should be a different team with Talbot in net. A top goalie has a galvanizing effect on the skaters in front of him. Conversely, a sieve in front of goal just has a deflating effect. Look at the Blues this year, having inexplicably let Husso go and keeping Binnington.I know, but Ottawa lost again tonight, so we're now 3 pts up on them and 5 pts up on Columbus and the other bottom feeders. Separation is going the wrong way.
I'll have to disagree there. In the long run, I think Habs acquire, whether it's in FA or at the draft this year (hopefully Carlsson, etc) or both, a C to play in the top 6. I'm more favourable to him building chemistry with Suzuki and Caufield rather than ruining a year with Drouin and the rest of the rejects
True, he'd be an idiot if he balked at playing with Suzuki and Caufield. I had just remembered that when we first got him. He came out and said center was the position he was most comfortable with.
Cant go back in time but I wish Joel was still there. Don’t care what Weiss had to say about him, he did a good job.They've got a huge revamp to do there if they want the farm playing the same brand of hockey as the Big Boys.
My parents Habs included Lafleur, Cournoyer, Robinson, and Dryden. You are right. This is not my parent's Montreal Canadiens.My parents Habs included
Rocket Richard, Jean Beliveau, Doug Harvey, to name a few. You are right...this is not my Parent's Montreal Canadiens
Having a coach like St.Louis who plays the kids over the useless veterans is so damn refreshing