Player Discussion Kirby Dach: Welcome to Montreal part 2

[Spring in Fialta]

Hughes apparently said it (3-4 years from now) on French radio (see this post: HF Habs: - The official 2023-2024 tank thread)

And looks like I made a mistake. I thought Suzuki was 25, but he's still 24, so 28-29 years old.

This is so lame.

We've been losing pretty consistently since 2017-2018. We blew a pick but by and large have come out with good young players out of it. 3-4 years from now puts us at 2027 or 2028. You're looking at ten years there.

Not to be hyperbolic because of the Dach injury (and I've been trending that way for a little while) but I think I might be done with this club for a while. Follow from afar, catch a few games here and there and check back-in when there's actually going to a shot of getting something done. I have no intention of watching a club lose way more than it wins for ten years like Buffalo and New Jersey fans have. There's more interesting shit to do.

 

[tinyzombies]

Apparently, it was Grant the Moodsetter who scouted him.

I was at that draft in LA. Jacques Martin was furious about the pick, which ticked off Gainey and Gainey brushed him rudely when he got up. Timmins was jumping for joy, literally.

 

[Skip Bayless]

I was at that draft in LA. Jacques Martin was furious about the pick, which ticked off Gainey and Gainey brushed him rudely when he got up. Timmins was jumping for joy, literally.

I'm convinced that one of Timmins' main traits he looked for in a player was: Handles the puck like a grenade.

 

[SlafySZN]

 

[Seb]

Of course lol

 

[cphabs]

Habs and not having good C to drive offense, 25 year tradition going strong.

It’s going to take time and patience to recover from a decade of absolute mismanagement in a capped, expanding, profit sharing league.

 

[SergeConstantin74]

I still can't understand how this hit could do that much damage. Kirby's face doesn't even look like he's hurting.

 

[Kg810]

Good grief, I was kidding before but now I'm really wishing it was his perineum.

 

[Guillermo]

I'm surprised that Engels is the only one to report on it. Clinging in some hope here. Chu déprimé.

 

[salbutera]

I still can't understand how this hit could do that much damage. Kirby's face doesn't even look like he's hurting.

Maybe that wasn’t the play causing the injury

 

[Skip Bayless]

I was watching the play on loop earlier to try to figure out how it happened. Hard to tell if it’s the initial impact or when he extended his leg on the bench.

His leg got caught up inside Tinordi's right leg and bended towards the outside.

It doesn't take much to f*** your knee up.

 

[SlafySZN]

Maybe that wasn’t the play causing the injury

It is. You can see his leg being kind of trapped and being slide over, his knee probably got twisted

 

[MM425]

This is just awful luck. In the grand scheme of things a full acl and mcl tear is a pretty rare injury in hockey. For it to happen on that play too… just weird and terrible luck.

Wishing Dach a good recovery. Feel awful for the kid.

 

[McGees]

Before last game I predicted a big game for Dach.

By big game, apparently I meant final NHL game. RIP Dach. You will be missed.

 

[TheYardMachine]

Its hard to be even a little optimistic in his case.

His knees and wrist are done and he is not even 23. It sucks but he might not even be a part of the rebuild after that if he never come back healthy, and even if he does... for how long

 

[xX SEYF Xx]

 

[River Meadow]

Jared Tinordi gets some revenge on the team that drafted him

 

[SlafySZN]

Its hard to be even a little optimistic in his case.

His knees and wrist are done and he is not even 23. It sucks but he might not even be a part of the rebuild after that if he never come back healthy, and even if he does... for how long

His wrist is more than fine.

 

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

Apparently, it was Grant the Moodsetter who scouted him.

That twitter account is so God damn salty McDonald's fries are jealous.

 

[TheYardMachine]

His wrist is more than fine.

An injured wrist often injure again after because its more at risk though

Sucks for him that his body is that damaged so young because his potential was huge

 

[River Meadow]

An injured wrist often injure again after because its more at risk though

Sucks for him that his body is that damaged so young because his potential was huge

Kirby Dach is retiring?

 

[Rob Sense]

F*************************************************************************************CK!

 

[TheYardMachine]

Kirby Dach is retiring?

He might never come back the same its not a minor injury at all, so yeah losing a year of development and a possibly career altering injury will affect him

He also had at least 1 concussion so far so he never had a break injury wise! Poor guy

 

[Team_Spirit]

Delete

 

[Skip Bayless]

Before last game I predicted a big game for Dach.

By big game, apparently I meant final NHL game. RIP Dach. You will be missed.

RIP



Fs in the chat for the homie Dach pls.