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I love how Habs fans response to any criticism is " (team name) fans are just salty"
+6.4 rel xGF%42% xGF with all this possession... very effective........... lmfao
Careful! This is a no fact zone+6.4 rel xGF%
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The Habs have not been good, but Hutson has been one of their best players.
This guy is too much fun to watch. Yes, he makes a lot of mistakes and is very weak defensively but those two faults are easily outweighed by how electric he is with puck on stick. Sure that’s only 5% of his time on ice, but it’s a fantastic 5%.
+6.4 rel xGF%
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The Habs have not been good, but Hutson has been one of their best players.
Careful! This is a no fact zone
look i don't follow the habs closely. i don't care about them. but i have seen time and time again on hfb how your fan base uses bad teammates as an excuse for various players and their values.Both can be true even thought they are having a bad start. Lafreniere only really started to be dominent in the back half of his +4 season while Slaf did it in the back half of his D+2 season.
I’m not sure what we’re arguing here on Suzuki. He’s a top 15 C in the league. Even if you hate the player or the team he play with, you can’t deny his accomplishments.
No one is changing narratives. Both can still be true while praising Hutson. I mean, it’s not only Habs fans that has been praising him, it’s also the media (even Toronto’s media), players, coaches and opposing team coaches.
Not many D can come into the league and dominate right away. Hughes, Faber and Makar are the only ones that comes to mind in the past decade who has been able to do that. So when someone new comes in and do it, it’s only normal that the hype machine gets going, regardless of who the player play for.
The Habs are using this rebuilding time (clearly not coaching any defensive structure to promote winning) to develop their young players. The AHL used to be where young guys learned to play the defensive side of the puck. But now some teams are more interested in high draft picks.look i don't follow the habs closely. i don't care about them. but i have seen time and time again on hfb how your fan base uses bad teammates as an excuse for various players and their values.
in regards to hutson bad teammates i wouldn't consider a negative. if montreal had better players he might not get the same opportunities. he might still be in the ahl. casey so far looked fine in the nhl. but there is no chance he will win the calder. once pesce and luke hughes are back from injuries he will be sent down.
Because it doesn’t show what you said and also I don’t care about your opinion because it’s stupidNo argument there, but once again, being the least bad on a horrible team doesn't make you great.
Those facts show he is absolutely brutal defensively on an absolutely brutal defensive team...
By the way, why'd you ignore my post showing you a play that you claimed never happened?
Because it doesn’t show what you said and also I don’t care about your opinion because it’s stupid
...right now the hype is unreal for someone who skates into the corner and loses the puck.
Not sure I’ve seen him do this even once lmao
Cuts through the middle to the top of the circle and puts a shot on goal that gets blockedTry to follow this:
Just admit you were wrong... there is more of this.
It must suck watching the Habs, I understand the reasons for desperately wanting him to be better than he is, and he may get there, but he is not close to it yet.
You seem confused about the definition of "corner". Then again, you were also schizophrenically imagining Bobby Orr comparisons earlier so maybe it's best we stop piling on the mentally ill.Try to follow this:
Just admit you were wrong... there is more of this.
It must suck watching the Habs, I understand the reasons for desperately wanting him to be better than he is, and he may get there, but he is not close to it yet.
No one is using his teammates as an excuse. The entirety of the top 6 right now is either injured (Laine) or has an xGF% of 30 or less. The only three players so far who have played well are Hutson, Guhle and Montembeault. This isn't an excuse, it's a fact.look i don't follow the habs closely. i don't care about them. but i have seen time and time again on hfb how your fan base uses bad teammates as an excuse for various players and their values.
in regards to hutson bad teammates i wouldn't consider a negative. if montreal had better players he might not get the same opportunities. he might still be in the ahl. casey so far looked fine in the nhl. but there is no chance he will win the calder. once pesce and luke hughes are back from injuries he will be sent down.
Habs management and even MSL have said multiple times that they want to take a step forward this year. MSL even before the beginning of the season that they will be much more focused on the D and the margin for error will be thinner. They expect(ed) to be at least in the mix for a playoff spot this year.The Habs are using this rebuilding time (clearly not coaching any defensive structure to promote winning) to develop their young players. The AHL used to be where young guys learned to play the defensive side of the puck. But now some teams are more interested in high draft picks.
YesCuts through the middle to the top of the circle and puts a shot on goal that gets blocked
How is that skating into the corner and losing the puck? Are you actually mentally challenged or what?
+6.4 rel xGF%
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The Habs have not been good, but Hutson has been one of their best players.
At even strength? They've been up there. They're playing tougher competition obviously (although Hutson has been anything but insulated this last little bit), but yeah Montreal's top players have been terrible so far. I assume you, like seemingly most people in this thread, haven't been watching their games so far. Like I said before, about a million things to criticize Montreal about this year from their defensive structure (man to man is terrible) to coaching, to the performance of their top players. Hutson has been one of few bright spots so far.Here's the Habs bottom 4 in rel xGF%
1. Nick Suzuki -14.5%
2. David Savard -14.17%
3. Mike Matheson -9.48%
4. Cole Caufield -6.77%
Do you think those have been the worst 4 players on Montreal this year?
>player has a bad +/- in games where their team plays terriblyMinus 6 in his last 2 games but who cares as long as he is doing spinaramas all is good
At even strength? They've been up there. They're playing tougher competition obviously (although Hutson has been anything but insulated this last little bit), but yeah Montreal's top players have been terrible so far. I assume you, like seemingly most people in this thread, haven't been watching their games so far. Like I said before, about a million things to criticize Montreal about this year from their defensive structure (man to man is terrible) to coaching, to the performance of their top players. Hutson has been one of few bright spots so far.
They do not in fact show that.No argument there, but once again, being the least bad on a horrible team doesn't make you great.
Those facts show he is absolutely brutal defensively on an absolutely brutal defensive team...
I'm not the one who brought up xG% through a 5 game sample. Just pointing out that if you did want to use those numbers, they'd suggest that Hutson has been pretty good.Here's the Habs bottom 5 in rel xGF%
1. Nick Suzuki -14.5%
2. David Savard -14.17%
3. Mike Matheson -9.48%
4. Cole Caufield -6.77%
5. Alex Newhook -5.53%
Do you think those have been the worst 5 players on Montreal this year?
Follow up, here are the Habs top 5
1. Emil Heineman +22.68%
2. Brendan Gallagher +18.82%
3. Christian Dvorak +17.43%
4. Jake Evans +9.84%
5. Arber Xhekaj +7.79%
Would you say those have been the 5 best Habs?
Try to follow this:
Just admit you were wrong... there is more of this.
It must suck watching the Habs, I understand the reasons for desperately wanting him to be better than he is, and he may get there, but he is not close to it yet.
this is some top tier delulu
You seem confused about the definition of "corner". Then again, you were also schizophrenically imagining Bobby Orr comparisons earlier so maybe it's best we stop piling on the mentally ill.
He's also still maintaining a positive takeaway:giveaway ratio so I'm not exactly worried about him taking a shot that gets blocked lol.
It is embrassing for a man over the age of 12 says "delulu"
You seem to be confused about what an effective player is...
Him only going to the hashmark in this instance instead of the corner is your takeaway from this post?
This is embarrassing.
They do not in fact show that.
I'm not the one who brought up xG% through a 5 game sample. Just pointing out that if you did want to use those numbers, they'd suggest that Hutson has been pretty good.
Throwing the puck at the net from the half wall and having it blocked is obviously the exact same thing as skating it into the corner and turning it over, don't you know?You're literally highlighting a video of someone throwing the puck on net and claiming it's something completely different. I'd rather use a word you don't like than highlight my need for anti psychotics in front of a public audience.
You're literally highlighting a video of someone throwing the puck on net and claiming it's something completely different. I'd rather use a word you don't like than highlight my need for anti psychotics in front of a public audience.
Throwing the puck at the net from the half wall and having it blocked is obviously the exact same thing as skating it into the corner and turning it over, don't you know?