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this smells like misdirection.
talk about him in Montreal to get Boston to sign him faster or more $
talk about him in Montreal to get Boston to sign him faster or more $
I do think that could be the case for Letang, but I'm not sure Bergeron want to leave in QC after his careerOne of the reasons Hughes decided to take the Mtl GM gig was both he & his wife’s parents are getting up there and this was an opportunity to spend time & keep an eye on them… Hughes even mentioned it at his intro PC as a significant reason for choosing this job vs previous opportunities presented to him
Not saying this is the case as I’ve got no idea - but could play a factor w Bergeron / family dynamics (wife, grandkids etc).
David Savard said his wife wouldn’t even allow him to consider other options when the Habs opportunity presented itself - she absolute wanted to be in close proximity to her parents and wanted grandkids to be close to the grandparents
That's a good recipe to fail, not surround you're young players with good vetNext year should be an all out embrace of young players getting their shots, trading as many vets as possible and complete suckage
Task failed successfullyThat's a good recipe to fail, not surround you're young players with good vet
You're serious?That's a good recipe to fail, not surround you're young players with good vet
Just read more into Minnesota's dead cap situation. Could they try and acquire Weber's LTIR contract to offset the impacts of it?
There is zero chance Bergeron would ever want to come to Montreal
A) he didn’t grow up a habs fan
B) why the f*** would you want to finish your career on a rebuilding team
Fiala would be a great fit on the LW with Wright. Scoring winger with experience and grit.This was discussed previously and the conclusion was that it wasn’t really worth it for MIN (and AZ is still interested by Webber).
What was “trending” recently was trading one of their RFA (ex: Fiala) for young talent, either draft pick or player on an ELC. NJD and Ottawa are teams that seem to want players now.
I would have loved to have Bergeron as a Habs but like you said, wasn’t meant to be and won’t happen.
Just as a matter of respect for your fanbase, you don’t go finish your career with your team’s historic rival.
Posted this in the wrong thread. So here it is.Was driving and Mathias Brunet said on 98,5 that he would offer:
Anderson + Cal 1st + Struble
for
Ott 1st (7 th overall )
Anyone think Ottawa would bite?
Already won a cup.Was going to say the same. Also, why would Bergeron play out his career for a team who’s just started rebuilding, no Carey Price (?), and a million question marks? I’d be stunned if he didn’t resign with tue Bruins, I’d be a million times more stunned if he signed with the Habs, a team he despised growing up.
Seems a lot to go get up to OttPosted this in the wrong thread. So here it is.
If Bergeron didn’t like the Habs because of the Nordiques, I can only imagine 18 years with the Boston Bruins and 5 playoffs series with the Habs winning 3 of them probably didn’t make him like us anymore. Lolit was +- 20 years ago and Bergeron was a kid/teen. This isn't a fact , this was a fact long time ago
I’m not saying go get many players to compete, but you need some good vet to surround your young players and to not be oblige to rush them.You're serious?
We just finished dead last with "good veterans." We have done nothing, give or take an improbable couple of playoff runs, for 30 years. I don't mind losing one more, just to add another significant top piece and make us contenders for a very very long time after.
i agree with you about the Bruins, but my answer was about the Nordics not about the BruinsIf Bergeron didn’t like the Habs because of the Nordiques, I can only imagine 18 years with the Boston Bruins and 5 playoffs series with the Habs winning 3 of them probably didn’t make him like us anymore. Lol
IF.. ONLY IF they could flip Dvorak for a good pick at the draft and sign Bergy to a low 1-2 year contract to mentor the youngins with the option to trade him to a contender at the deadline, I wouldn’t mind.You're serious?
We just finished dead last with "good veterans." We have done nothing, give or take an improbable couple of playoff runs, for 30 years. I don't mind losing one more, just to add another significant top piece and make us contenders for a very very long time after.
Right, but you also don't develop players by putting in them spots which they are definitely not ready for. There's a place somewhere in the middle which is the ideal way.You don't develop players by sheltering them but by giving them confidence and accepting some mistakes that comes from the learning process.
I believe WAY more in the Letang possibilities then the Bergeron.Just showed this link to a friend of mine who grew up with Bergeron's brother, and knows Bergeron quite well.
"Hahaha no way, he didn’t! He watched the nordiques all the way!!"
Good job, Tony.