Confirmed with Link: Habs sign Lias Andersson 2-way/775k

Mrb1p

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This is at worst a player for our AHL team who scored 31 goals in 67 games last year in the AHL.

What is there not to like about this signing?

Lol come on man he's here to be an AHLer, not play over Suzuki

Doesnt matter. The precedent of ex Bobrov pick and ex Hughes clients is getting a bit boring now. They were also in hard on Smith because of nepotism again.

Nothing good comes out of a circle jerk.
 

Belial

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Depends what they do with Matheson, if hes our 1D for 5 years only to retire and no team success, because hes not a top pair D, then yeah, its nothing.
I'm not gonna be surprised if they'll extend him when his deal's up! :naughty:
 

Gaylord Q Tinkledink

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Yes. And Kakko and Kravtsov. And Chytil.
No one is passing on Laf, or Kakko.

Kravstov seemed like a good pick.

Chytil just ended up sucking.

That said, not really pumped at the firsts this team has been picking.

Gorton did trade up for Miller though
 

MtlSars

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I'm not gonna be surprised if they'll extend him when his deal's up! :naughty:
Don't get too attached, he will be dealt in the next 2 years for a kings ransom.

PS: I like the move.. a proper 1st line center in the AHL and should we have some injuries or manage to get rid of Dvorak there is an off chance he gets to prove he can play NHL. No risk some reward....
 

Belial

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Don't get too attached, he will be dealt in the next 2 years for a kings ransom.
I don't see why they would move him with that sweet deal he's on. But teams will clearly call if he keeps putting up points that's for sure.

If the intention is for him to play in Laval, may I ask what the fuss is all about? Are we at the complaining for the sake of complaining part of the summer?
Nepotism bla bla... You know the record. :laugh:
 

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10. Lias Andersson

It was only five years ago that Andersson threw his world juniors silver medal into the stands. At the time, people were split on what it meant: some thought it was disrespectful, while others thought it would show how competitive he was and would only settle for the championship. Well, whatever your opinion, he has struggled in the NHL, with a career high of six points so far. So why the optimism for the NHL? To start, Montreal head coach Marty St. Louis is great at getting the most out of his young players. There’s also the fact that Andersson should have plenty of confidence after this past year in the AHL. His stat line with the Ontario Reign: 67 games, 31 goals, 59 points, 203 shots, 15 power-play goals and 28 power-play points. He led the Reign in goals, power-play goals and shots, and was second in points and power-play points. He followed that up with two goals and three points in two playoff games. He won’t be a high pick, but the 24-year-old could be worth a gamble in a deep fantasy league.
 

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