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and xGA? It doesn't help your point
On the Habs at 5 on 5, Caufield is 2nd and Xhekaj, who was sent to the ahl and told to work on his defensive game, is 3rd.
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and xGA? It doesn't help your point
On the Habs at 5 on 5, Caufield is 2nd and Xhekaj, who was sent to the ahl and told to work on his defensive game, is 3rd.
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No chance the Habs are retaining just for a 2nd rd pick.This is an overpayment. The ceiling on the return on Monahan is the Domi trade last year and I doubt it even fetches that considering Domi had better numbers and was injury free and even Domi only went for a late 2nd. No way the Jets should be trading the Habs 2nd round pick for Monahan which is very likely going to be a top-40 pick.
... what exactly do you think my point is? Why do you think I think Caulfield is an awful defensive player?and xGA? It doesn't help your point
On the Habs at 5 on 5, Caufield is 2nd and Xhekaj, who was sent to the ahl and told to work on his defensive game, is 3rd.
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Good luck in the playoffs with....oh wait, you won't be in the playoffs.good luck in the playoff with your second center Namesnikov…
what do you expect for retention?No chance the Habs are retaining just for a 2nd rd pick.
... what exactly do you think my point is? Why do you think I think Caulfield is an awful defensive player?
Cole Caulfield ranks around 151st in the league in xGA/60 among forward on NaturalStatrick, seemingly a little higher on Moneypuck or whatever website you're looking at. Seems he's doing fine defensively this season.
What does that have to do with Monahan?
It's amazing to see how some (the majority are charming) Winipeg fans have become delusional and arrogant since their team, which has proven nothing, has had a good season. How many Stanley Cups does Winnipeg have?Good luck in the playoffs with....oh wait, you won't be in the playoffs.
Sell Monahan to someone else, he's not needed on the Jets.
Who said Chiarot is a top 4 D? I need the ame of your dealer. That's some great weed you're smoking...
how many cups does MTL have since expansion?It's amazing to see how some (the majority are charming) Winipeg fans have become delusional and arrogant since their team, which has proven nothing, has had a good season. How many Stanley Cups does Winnipeg have?
more than Winnipeg...infinitely more!how many cups does MTL have since expansion?
My arrogance has foiled me, MTL is the last Canadian team to win the cup in 1993.
That was not the question. Also, yes MTL was great before players wore helmets and Guy Lafleur was able to showcase his beautiful hair.more than Winnipeg...infinitely more!
So you're operating under the assumption that Monahan is better defensively than Caufield, and as such you think that stats that show Monahan is worse defensively must be faulty?You used Monahan's GA/60 and xGA/60 and compared them to his teammates to prove he's bad defensively. Those same stats show that Caufield is far better defensively than Monahan. You won't find any Habs fan who remotely agrees with this statement.
You're talking to someone that used to be the biggest Habs' fan west of the Quebec/Ontario border, so I know what a great team your team used to be. They aren't anymore. They were a team with superstars, tradition and respect but that is gone. Has been for awhile. If you can't see that, you need to see an ophthalmologist.It's amazing to see how some (the majority are charming) Winipeg fans have become delusional and arrogant since their team, which has proven nothing, has had a good season. How many Stanley Cups does Winnipeg have?
He plays with Jake Evans and Gallagher… don’t know where you want the 50 points to come from.
He's playing with Evans, Anderson and Gallagher, been on pace for 50 points is a miracle.
So you're operating under the assumption that Monahan is better defensively than Caufield, and as such you think that stats that show Monahan is worse defensively must be faulty?
What if you instead question why Montreal allows many more shots against (blocked, unblocked, and on target), more scoring chances (over 5 per 60 minutes), more high danger scoring chances (over 4 per 60 minutes), and more goals when Monahan is on the ice than when Caufield is on the ice?
If I present stats that show that their offensive zone stats are essentially equivalent and Monahan faces lower quality of competition, will you consider that maybe Monahan does actually suck defensively, or will you decide that those are also bad stats because they make Monahan seem like he's bad defensively?Probably because he gets heavier defensive usage than others
You just completely ignored the chart I posted, huh?Probably because he gets heavier defensive usage than others
The reality of the rental market is that the goal is to have a better team for the playoffs than would be sustainable over a full season, for cap reasons. There's no reason Monahan wouldn't fetch something valuable, though whether Winnipeg is a fit is a whole different question.Nobody is paying Grade A assets for someone to come in and play 3C as a rental. If they’re paying those kind of prices, it’s not going to be for Monahan.
That’s just the reality of it.
Aside from the fact that he's not a very good 5v5 player. Playoff teams don't give up assets for guys who produce like bottom 6 players while being a defensive liability.The reality of the rental market is that the goal is to have a better team for the playoffs than would be sustainable over a full season, for cap reasons. There's no reason Monahan wouldn't fetch something valuable, though whether Winnipeg is a fit is a whole different question.