Milhouse40
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- Aug 19, 2010
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What's the biggest factor for this year's turnaround ?
At the end of November, Habs were at the bottom of the standings at 31.
And then, a lot of things happened in the same months.
Now the Habs are looking like a whole different team out there.
I'm sure it's a combination of many things, but if you have to put one on top of the other, which one is it?
This is the Habs since Laine returned from injury
Of course his return mark the beginning of this year's turnaround but let's be honest here, Laine has been tremoundous on the PP but somewhat average at 5-on-5.
Laine missed 4 games and the Habs were 3-1-0 in those 4 games.
This is the Habs since Kent traded Barron for Carrier.
It's a good trade for the Habs but Carrier is Carrier....not Hedman. At the moment of the trade, Carrier had 7pts in 28 games and he already have 7 pts in 12 games with the Habs.
There's only 20 D in the league with more points during that stretch.
Is it on Carrier or Hugues.....or even MSL ?
This is the Habs since Dobes joined the team.
Small sample for Dobes and even if he didn't play in most games, he still took 33% of them since he is here.
With 3-0-0 record
0.97 GAA and 95.9% SV
All against top teams, all on the road......If those W were L, we would singning a very different tune in here.
And there's the other option.
Since Laine's return, there's only one player that is at the top of the NHL at his position.
Lane Hutson....he's even slightly outproducing Makar since December 3rd.
Mostly impressive, he put up points in 14 games out of the 19.
That's not everyday that an all-star is explosing before our eyes and it surely affect all the team.
One pick only!
Feel free to add others.
At the end of November, Habs were at the bottom of the standings at 31.
And then, a lot of things happened in the same months.
Now the Habs are looking like a whole different team out there.
I'm sure it's a combination of many things, but if you have to put one on top of the other, which one is it?
This is the Habs since Laine returned from injury
Of course his return mark the beginning of this year's turnaround but let's be honest here, Laine has been tremoundous on the PP but somewhat average at 5-on-5.
Laine missed 4 games and the Habs were 3-1-0 in those 4 games.
This is the Habs since Kent traded Barron for Carrier.
It's a good trade for the Habs but Carrier is Carrier....not Hedman. At the moment of the trade, Carrier had 7pts in 28 games and he already have 7 pts in 12 games with the Habs.
There's only 20 D in the league with more points during that stretch.
Is it on Carrier or Hugues.....or even MSL ?
This is the Habs since Dobes joined the team.
Small sample for Dobes and even if he didn't play in most games, he still took 33% of them since he is here.
With 3-0-0 record
0.97 GAA and 95.9% SV
All against top teams, all on the road......If those W were L, we would singning a very different tune in here.
And there's the other option.
Since Laine's return, there's only one player that is at the top of the NHL at his position.
Lane Hutson....he's even slightly outproducing Makar since December 3rd.
Mostly impressive, he put up points in 14 games out of the 19.
That's not everyday that an all-star is explosing before our eyes and it surely affect all the team.
One pick only!
Feel free to add others.