Lafleurs Guy
Guuuuuuuy!
- Jul 20, 2007
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KH needs to stop being a bad GM and take bad reclamation projects as if we were gonna fix them. Wake up. Dach had Kane all of his time in Chicago (past his prime yes, but still an incredible PP player) and Newhook had all the chances in the world to be a complimentary guy to three top 15 hockey players in the world and still couldn't do it. Acquire Matheson who has never been past the first round and has been killing this team sacrificing defense to maintain the illusion that he's a 50-60 pt offensive dynamo. Keep Slafkovsky on the team as an 18 year old while he's barely a midget AAA level skater (no seriously, his speed isn't terrible but his instincts and his skating technique is god awful).
We are clamoring for MSL's head while he's not even the cause for all of this stuff. The team KH built is not only bad but also filled with players that are content with being on a bad team if it boosts their point production by 10.
Or 2. Perhaps 3.Hopefully this sparks a small trade, or something like Roy coming up for a stint. Laine replacing someone will be good for roster construction, as he takes a top6 spot, but Hughes needs to get a C
Off by 33% but patting yourself on the back?
"great" has lost all its' meaning.Thinking Emil Heineman deserves to stay and is underrated actually. Like what he brings. Great bottom sixer.
Bro are you f***ing serious? You're gonna bring Pezz as the savior to this f***ing garbage team?Pezz sits every night while guys keep getting ice time and PP time. Why isn’t Dach sitting?
No accountability at all.
Give me a f***ing break with MSL and Montgomery. Roster is trash, the end. We're in the middle of a rebuiltIf you read between the lines during Marty’s press conference, he sounds like he’s exhausted all options. Again,great hockey mine but but he just can’t seem to put it all together. Jim Montgomery would look great behind the bench but my guess is Pittsburgh will try to pick him up. Oh well as Kent says …..View attachment 934878
No. The Habs are. Have been for 25+ years, mostly.I will never pay money to watch hockey live or on television.
The product is boring despite high level of skills.
He's not. He's a 1st OA in a very bad draft. He's a 2nd line power forward who needs the right environment to succeed. And needs to put in tons of effort.That being said, if you look at the roster, CC is supposed to be an elite sniper, Suzuki an elite two way center, Slaf a power forward superstar 1OA in his D+3 and already signed to a 7m contract.
He's hammering guys left and right, has a great shot, decent hands and is nice on the forecheck. He is a great 4th liner. He'd fit in on any team. So yeah, great at his position."great" has lost all its' meaning.
He's not. He's a 1st OA in a very bad draft. He's a 2nd line power forward who needs the right environment to succeed. And needs to put in tons of effort.
I don't think he's a powerforward and he doesn't play like a power forward - so I don't think he thinks he is a power forward. The fact that he doesn't consistently put in "tons of effort" also doesn't help. He's a skill player in a big frame who needs to improve his mental approach. I was 100% wrong that he couldn't develop in the NHL, he could and he did, so he just has to continue improving. I'm sure he can be a first line talent. Beyond that, not so sure.He's not. He's a 1st OA in a very bad draft. He's a 2nd line power forward who needs the right environment to succeed. And needs to put in tons of effort.
Hockey historians rarely follow the careers of 2nd line talents...I don t know any 1OA whose stock has decreased as much as much as Slafs. The excuse of the bad draft does not work.He was sold as a unicorn already leading his country as a 16 year old. That should not be a second liner.