SlafySZN
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He had 5 PP goals and 18 at even strength last season, though.
30 points out his 43 were at even strength
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GDT: Pre-season Game #6 vs. Ottawa Senators (7PM ET on RDS, TSN2, TSN5, TSN690 & 98.5 FM)
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He had 5 PP goals and 18 at even strength last season, though.
30 points out his 43 were at even strength
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Wait, we had PP goals last season?
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I know no French but I do know enough of another Romance language that I can tell that the last 4 words there, and the first sentence, are in written English grammar form/style, translated word by word individually into French but not using Romance-style grammar. A bilingual person can probably easily tell what you are trying to say here though so it's all good. Not at all talking shit because you did exactly what I do when I don't know how to say or write a phrase in another language; translate word for word.
However, what was made abundantly clear to me when I visited Quebec city a few years ago is that no matter how hard I studied a phrase in French the locals responded to me politely in English because they could spot my terrible accent from a mile away. I'm a Great Lakes American, my nose, throat and mouth are incapable of producing a proper French accent lol, you have to learn it when you're young I guess. But I think showing the effort is a nice gesture to show respect to the official language of the province where Montreal resides, and I bet others would think so too.
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Suzuki play on Armia's goal was so sick
the guy barely celebrates he's ice cold. looks like captain material to me
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Suzuki's technique on the pass for Caufield's goal was insane too, his mechanics disguised the pass so well
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oof Guhle giveaway was so bad, he was stuck in molasses. i got a feeling he won't forget that one
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Xhekaj goal was nice, good quick accurate release, nothin' fancy but he put it on target. this guy looks like the complete package on defense
Suzuki play on Armia's goal was so sick
the guy barely celebrates he's ice cold. looks like captain material to me
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Suzuki's technique on the pass for Caufield's goal was insane too, his mechanics disguised the pass so well
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oof Guhle giveaway was so bad, he was stuck in molasses. i got a feeling he won't forget that one
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Xhekaj goal was nice, good quick accurate release, nothin' fancy but he put it on target. this guy looks like the complete package on defense
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I have met extremists and they tend to go from very happy to very sad. Wanting to change the World one day and not wanting to leave their bed the next. And taking such an undertaking as coaching for the Habs in Montreal during a rebuilding period with little coaching experience was quite an extremist move. I hope it's not the case and it was fairly well calculated. Because I don't want to see another Rocket Richard in Quebec situation with Marty. We need a level-headed mature calm dude for a few years who's not too excited and not too down to mold these kids. I hope it's Marty.
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Good enough, your plane tickets are in the mail.
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Well, I hope that ends Ottawa's desire for payback. I mean they played a game in between, so already it's late for retaliation. It should be over now, they have to get over it.
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But … but … your user name is Slafy, not Skippy.
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At this stage of the team’s rebuilding, I think we should be happy with any player who can score; one trick pony or otherwise.
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That's ok just yell it out at the top of your lungs like they do here in Montreal, just remember: the worser the grammar the louder the french, capish?
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Caufield had 17 even strength goals in his last 37 games last season, all played with MSL as coach. Only 3 players in the NHL had more even strength goals in that timeframe (Feb. 10 till the end of the season). He’s not just a power play specialist.
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Great start to the season and it has not even started yet.
* If you want tank, keep Eddy out as long as possible. Our D is thin with him and without him, way too many fringe NHL guys in that mix with youth learning on the job. Wideman and Schueneman are great tank assets in terms of exposing our goalies.
* If you don't want a tank and for us to have a better season this year, Eddy needs to play ASAP. Eddy, Matheson, Savard with Guhle and Barron is the best we got. Is the last guy Harris, Xhekaj, or Norlinder? Not sure. Wideman should be used in a depth role
* If you want tank, keep Eddy out as long as possible. Our D is thin with him and without him, way too many fringe NHL guys in that mix with youth learning on the job. Wideman and Schueneman are great tank assets in terms of exposing our goalies.
* If you don't want a tank and for us to have a better season this year, Eddy needs to play ASAP. Eddy, Matheson, Savard with Guhle and Barron is the best we got. Is the last guy Harris, Xhekaj, or Norlinder? Not sure. Wideman should be used in a depth role
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I thought our undermanned team was surprisingly competitive against a full and talented Senators team. As I noted earlier, its very insightful to canvas other teams' forums to gauge their fans' opinions. I find those opinions to be less ingrained and influenced with familiarity and personal bias. The reaction of the Senators fans (once they overcame their intense hatred of Xhekaj) was not one of jubilation. They worriedly asked why their full team had difficulty with a split squad Canadiens' team. It becomes quickly apparent that the game of finger pointing is not restricted to Montreal fans.
Last night's game provided a good example of the margin of error theory. Superior teams have a much larger margin of error when they play lesser teams. Superior teams have the talent and ability to overcome errors and bad plays that lesser teams cannot. For Montreal to have won last night, Evans has to score on that break-away and Guhle can't turn over the puck at our blueline and gift the Senators a 2 on 0 with the game on the line. We simply don’t have the talent and depth to overcome those and other errors.
But I'm encouraged with the overall effort the team showed last night and perhaps with our full roster playing and the growing experience of our younger players, the margin of error that we play under will become larger. And if not: that's why God created Fantilli.
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I think you gravely underestimate the strength, drive and self confidence of person who overcame so many hurdles to become a Hall of Fame player. I think he cares little of the braying public.
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So… Caufield is a one trick pony now but when people call them out on how many goals and points he had on even strength last year, it’s silent 
Trying to knock on the team’s best player and the only one who can score. Who woul’ve thought lol.
Trying to knock on the team’s best player and the only one who can score. Who woul’ve thought lol.
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