Habs vs Wings

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Which team is currently in better shape moving forward?


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One game doesn’t dictate a rebuild. Montreal needs to do something about #48 on defense though, he was a liability all game.
Yeah Hutson was absolutely manhandled last night by the forecheck for turnovers and goals against. Color me skeptical playing him for 20+ mpg is going to work out in the playoffs.
 
My point, which you can't seem to grasp, is that out of alllllllll these assets that you named and whom contributed to accelerate their rebuild, none of them are a top 10 picks. All of these assets comes from draft picks ranked in a range that a team trying to compete for a playoff spot every year gets.

If the habs sucked as much as the other rebuilding teams during these year (as you falsely claim), then certainly they would have obtained a few picks in the top 10? Not just one that they lost to an hostile offer, right?

So your premise, which seem to be that "Habs weren't rebuilding but they sucked so much that they gathered assets just like they were a rebuilding team" is just a load of crap.

It's really not that complicated. The more times I have to explain it to you and the silliest you look. I'll keep going because I'm sure people find it hilarious.

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ok be a homer all you want then lmao. Facts don't lie.
 
Yzerman is too much of a two way queen i was huge fan of picking Raymond and Pelikka, but overall his drafting has been pretty underwhelming, not a fan of signing washed out stars either. Habs are aiming for offensive upside with their drafting and it´s paying off. Like how the f are you not going for Hage when your C depth suck, wtf?!
 
What facts?

I said I would repeat just once but changed my mind, here you go :

They did well (average) in 2018-19 but the outlook is this :

2017–18 : 28th in P% (4th worst team)
2018–19 : 14th in P%
2019–20 : 24th in P% (8th worst team)
2020–21 : 18th in P%

21st overall for these 4 seasons

For Ottawa, which was a rebuilding team :

2020-21 : 23rd in P%
2021-22 : 26th in P%
2022-23 : 21st in P%
2023-24 : 26th in P%

24th overall for these 4 seasons

So you understand that outside of that average season, it looks pretty similar to Ottawa during their rebuild and overall just 3 spots above in the standings with one team less (31 teams)

So the point people are making. Habs have been a well below average team since 2017-18, that they delayed their needed rebuild to 2021 or not...

Oh and do you remember Bergevin's "plan quinquennal"? I do



My posts had nothing to do with "draft position" but yet, you coming back with this, absolutely hilarious.
 
I said I would repeat just once but changed my mind, here you go :

They did well (average) in 2018-19 but the outlook is this :

2017–18 : 28th in P% (4th worst team)
2018–19 : 14th in P%
2019–20 : 24th in P% (8th worst team)
2020–21 : 18th in P%

21st overall for these 4 seasons

For Ottawa, which was a rebuilding team :

2020-21 : 23rd in P%
2021-22 : 26th in P%
2022-23 : 21st in P%
2023-24 : 26th in P%

24th overall for these 4 seasons

So you understand that outside of that average season, it looks pretty similar to Ottawa during their rebuild and overall just 3 spots above in the standings with one team less (31 teams)

So the point people are making. Habs have been a well below average team since 2017-18, that they delayed their needed rebuild to 2021 or not...

Oh and do you remember Bergevin's "plan quinquennal"? I do



My posts had nothing to do with "draft position" but yet, you coming back with this, absolutely hilarious.
So you're telling that you cant see the difference between those records?
 
So you're telling that you cant see the difference between those records?

The difference is absolutely negligible. During those 4 years, Montreal had 128 wins in 291 games (43.98 W%) and Ottawa had 132 wins in 302 games (43.71 W%)

There was another fact I brought :

This is the overall NHL ranking in P% from 2017-18 to 2023-24 :

32nd : Chicago Blackhawks
31st : Detroit Red Wings
30th : Ottawa Senators
29th : Anaheim Ducks
28th : Arizona Coyotes
27th : Buffalo Sabres
26th : Montréal Canadiens
25th : San Jose Sharks

26th overall in the last 7 seasons is the shit team the other poster was referring too.


Their playoffs run in 2021 was fantastic but outside of that, Montreal has been just as bad OVERALL as any other team since 2017-18, which was always the point (not the various draft positions or the average season in 2018-19)
 

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