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he's awful, career AHL'erHe’s been a non factor all year.
Roy took RHP place in the lineup.
Yep will largely depend on whether team is experiencing injuries or not by the time he comes back. Opens up a spot for a guy like Heineman or even Kapanen.Unfortunately for him that's probably gonna end his NHL dream.
Unfortunately for him that's probably gonna end his NHL dream.
Hopefully 1.1M and one way contract steers away the teams if they waive him.On the habs. He'll get opportunities on other teams.
On the habs. He'll get opportunities on other teams.
No way on a contending Habs team is RHP a vital part of the forward group.Doubt it, every organization has that type of guy. You never know, of course.. but two bad seasons after the flash in the pan year and his size, it's not looking good.
Doubt it, every organization has that type of guy. You never know, of course.. but two bad seasons after the flash in the pan year and his size, it's not looking good.
No way on a contending Habs team is RHP a vital part of the forward group.
Its just 1 bad season. He's expected to be back mid November, and who knows what happens then.
Unfortunately for him that's probably gonna end his NHL dream.
Vital is the keyword but RHP can make a niche for himself like Aube Kubel did. Was good enough to dent the Cup.No way on a contending Habs team is RHP a vital part of the forward group.
With Demidov, Hage, Beck, Florian Xhekaj and Kapanen coming, six picks in the top rounds over the next two years and the probability that a couple of high priced FAs will be added, RHP won't be the only current forward who won't be a vital player once this team becomes a contender. The reality is that most of our current forwards past the top 5 are, at best, mere place holders. I would suggest that fans refrain from spending big dollars on their jerseys. Times are changing. And they will be changing fast.No way on a contending Habs team is RHP a vital part of the forward group.
He is AHL bound. Nothing in his game has translated to the NHL. He is the latest version of Charles HudonAlex Barré Boulet might have a chance to steal his chair