Lazytrout
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All 4 rebuilding teams from the Atlantic, which one are you most confident about going forward?
All 4 rebuilding teams from the Atlantic, which one are you most confident about going forward?
Could say the same for most of the teams aboveHabs for sure
Our prospect bank is stacked and we're going to get another top 5 picks next year
We should be able to compete in two years
So during Bergys reign the Habs were always in it ?I think the Habs group has the most potential, but is further from realizing that potential than the others.
I also completely disagree that all these teams are in the same stage. Montreal's rebuild started the second Marc Bergevin got fired and not a moment sooner.
DET, OTT and BUF have been at this a while.
So during Bergys reign the Habs were always in it ?
Buffalo does have the more promising team to me, at least on paper, but it's hard to vote for them cause they're buffalo.The Senators don't have a 2nd line center
The Wings don't have a 2nd line center
The Habs Maybe have a 2nd line center but Dach is made out of glass
Buffalo is the only team with legit top two centers.
I mean Pinto looks every bit of a potential 2C next year. Norris while made of glass has also showed a 2C level.The Senators don't have a 2nd line center
The Wings don't have a 2nd line center
The Habs Maybe have a 2nd line center but Dach is made out of glass
Buffalo is the only team with legit top two centers.
Pinto's numbers need to improve to be a 2C next year and I thought there was talk of him being traded but maybe I'm thinking of someone ese. Norris I'll wait and see just like Dach in Montreal. Both seem to be made of glass.I mean Pinto looks every bit of a potential 2C next year. Norris while made of glass has also showed a 2C level.
If we're counting Pinto then Hage, Beck, Newhook, Danielson and Kasper are all matches. Reality is most likely none of them are.I mean Pinto looks every bit of a potential 2C next year. Norris while made of glass has also showed a 2C level.
I mean Pinto scored at a 54 point pace this year and had very decent defensive metrics at the NHL level. Newhook isn't a center, Kasper has done okayish at the AHL level, and Danielson and Hage are recent draft picks that aren't NHL assets yet. No clue why those guys would be compared to Pinto at all really.If we're counting Pinto then Hage, Beck, Newhook, Danielson and Kasper are all matches. Reality is most likely none of them are.
Newhook scored at a 51 points pace while playing center on the 2nd or 3rd line last year.I mean Pinto scored at a 54 point pace this year and had very decent defensive metrics at the NHL level. Newhook isn't a center, Kasper has done okayish at the AHL level, and Danielson and Hage are recent draft picks that aren't NHL assets yet. No clue why those guys would be compared to Pinto at all really.
Well the comment I was responding too said that Ottawa didn't have a 2nd line C. I said they do right now.Newhook scored at a 51 points pace while playing center on the 2nd or 3rd line last year.
Good thing it's also a future poll. The case remains, if you consider someone like Pinto, these guys are considered too. Quantity+quality is on the Habs side and I'd take Danielson bet over Norris+Pinto for future 2C, even if I think Danielson falls just short of an "elite" 2C.
The point was that Pinto isn't a 2c.
Nope. He was at his best with Armia and Roy.Well the comment I was responding too said that Ottawa didn't have a 2nd line C. I said they do right now.
And Newhook per usual, did most of his damage on the wing not at C.
The Senators don't have a 2nd line center
Pinto's numbers need to improve to be a 2C next year and I thought there was talk of him being traded but maybe I'm thinking of someone ese.
Dach is a PP merchant winger. Pinto/Norris is a MUCH better 2C bet than Dach. So is Newhook tbh.The Senators don't have a 2nd line center
The Wings don't have a 2nd line center
The Habs Maybe have a 2nd line center but Dach is made out of glass
Buffalo is the only team with legit top two centers.