Player Discussion Kaiden Guhle

[le_sean]

He’s been our best player this season after Monty.

Guhle is quietly becoming one of the most important players on this team. Habs got lucky to get him at 15.

Habs Even luckier to sign him for $5.55m per year. The contract hasn’t even kicked in yet and it’s a steal.

 

[CanadienShark]

He’s been our best player this season after Monty.


Habs Even luckier to sign him for $5.55m per year. The contract hasn’t even kicked in yet and it’s a steal.

Health is really the only concern with him. If he stays relatively healthy, we're laughing with that contract.

 

[Goalfield13]

He’s been our best player this season after Monty.


Habs Even luckier to sign him for $5.55m per year. The contract hasn’t even kicked in yet and it’s a steal.

Guhle, Monty, Hutson and Caufield.

 

[EveryDay]

Can't wait for him to return at LD. Our LD is so strong that we can trade Matheson for a top 4 RD.

Guhle
Hutson
Struble/Xhekaj/Engstrom

 

[KevSkillz4]

The problem with Guhle was never been on ice. Just like Dach, they just need to be healthy. Both are amazing players to watch.

 

[Habs13]

As he gets older, he'll get stronger. I'm really not worried about Guhle - or Dach - both will be fine and both are key to this rebuild.

 

[SamHabsFan]

allright so, obviously he is getting better and better at RD, what is the plan here? would he be even better if he was developed as an LD? Is there an NHL comp for a lefthanded defenseman playing on the right side at high level, obviously theres tons that play their offside on the 3rd pair but I feel there is not a lot that play their off side on the 1st pair?

 

[Le Barron de HF]

allright so, obviously he is getting better and better at RD, what is the plan here? would he be even better if he was developed as an LD? Is there an NHL comp for a lefthanded defenseman playing on the right side at high level, obviously theres tons that play their offside on the 3rd pair but I feel there is not a lot that play their off side on the 1st pair?

Brodie but Guhle has a higher ceiling imo. Theodore is another one

 

[McGuires Corndog]

Bodies but Guhle has a higher ceiling imo. Theodore is another one

I’d my memory serves correctly the Ducks used to play Niedermayer on his off side with Pronger back in the day

 

[SamHabsFan]

allright, so its uncommon, but doable I guess! I am just wondering whats the plan, is he playing on the right side only until Matheson isnt there anymore? or maybe its just not a big deal at all for MSL ? he is playing real solid, but maybe he'd be even better on the left side?

 

[Tyson]

He’s been our best player this season after Monty.


Habs Even luckier to sign him for $5.55m per year. The contract hasn’t even kicked in yet and it’s a steal.

 

[Estimated_Prophet]

I’d my memory serves correctly the Ducks used to play Niedermayer on his off side with Pronger back in the day

They were often on separate pairings so that one of them was on the ice almost all of the time. I just can't remember which one played with Beauchemin who was also a lefty.

 

[McGuires Corndog]

They were often on separate pairings so that one of them was on the ice almost all of the time. I just can't remember which one played with Beauchemin who was also a lefty.

I think they rotated.

All 3 regularly played 27-30mins a night

 

[Estimated_Prophet]

I think they rotated.

All 3 regularly played 27-30mins a night

They didn't rotate but special teams played a large role in icetime. They would put Pronger and Niedermayer together at crucial points usually at the end of the game in the last couple of minutes.

Beauchemin certainly played less than these two when all 3 were healthy and was not in their class of dmen even though he was very good himself and one of the worst cuts that the Habs heve ever made.

 

[Mrb1p]

They didn't rotate but special teams played a large role in icetime. They would put Pronger and Niedermayer together at crucial points usually at the end of the game in the last couple of minutes.

Beauchemin certainly played less than these two when all 3 were healthy and was not in their class of dmen even though he was very good himself and one of the worst cuts that the Habs heve ever made.

Francois Beauchemin actually played more even strength minutes than both Prongs and Niedemeyer.

 

[Andrei79]

They didn't rotate but special teams played a large role in icetime. They would put Pronger and Niedermayer together at crucial points usually at the end of the game in the last couple of minutes.

Beauchemin certainly played less than these two when all 3 were healthy and was not in their class of dmen even though he was very good himself and one of the worst cuts that the Habs heve ever made.

I remember being so disappointed when they lost Beauchemin. He was a great player for Hamilton.