Benstheman
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Who would be interested in each player (separately or together) and what would you offer??
but why
"Habs will lose Price" care to elaborate?
Rebuild. Habs will lose Price in 1 year adn if that happens, having Weber becomes useless.
Says who, exactly?
Rebuild. Habs will lose Price in 1 year adn if that happens, having Weber becomes useless.
Why are the habs rebuilding, when they are clear contenders in the east, exactly? Unless there are severe locker room issues (a la Flyers in 2010/11), this seems counter productive..
Yes we have known this for years if Price chooses not to sign an 8 year max deal on July 1st 2017 he will be traded on July 2nd 2017....Carey Price will be making a 9 year family decision on July 1st 2017 if him and his wife want to live out west for family reasons then Montreal will explore trading him this off season if he agrees he has a NTC you would have to trade him to a team he wants to go to.
Not by any reputable sources so it dose not matter .
Brodie, a signed Stone, Kylington, and Bennett for Carey Price and Jeff Petry.
I don't understand why some people keep repeating that the Canadiens are contenders in the east. They most certainly are not. They play in the weakest division in the entire league and are in danger of getting passed by Ottawa (against whom they have a sequence of 3 games out of 5 in march and are pretty much 3 guaranteed losses since, y'know, it's Ottawa and the Habs suck against Ottawa (and pretty much every other time at the moment), Florida, Boston and Toronto. So they very well might miss the playoffs again this season. It might actually be the best time to rebuild as we have players that are in their prime years to trade for valuable futures (Pacioretty, Price, Weber and Gallagher to a lesser extent) and Markov is close to retirement. We also have an empty prospect pool aside from 2-3 guys. If we ever had a chance, it was in 2014. That ship has sailed and the team is in a very unclear spot. Montreal is absolutely not a contender, let a alone a clear contender.
Admittedly, i dont watch the habs too often. But the times i do, they look like a good team. The last 10 games probably dont reflect that, but i imagine adjusting to a new coach and system may have something to do with that. But i'll trust MTL fans opinions if they really think they aren't in the conversation for a deep playoff run.
Admittedly, i dont watch the habs too often. But the times i do, they look like a good team. The last 10 games probably dont reflect that, but i imagine adjusting to a new coach and system may have something to do with that. But i'll trust MTL fans opinions if they really think they aren't in the conversation for a deep playoff run.
These guys are off their rocker. Habs need one more good defenseman (sergachev will likely be nhl ready next year, plus vegas factor of defenseman flying in june). and one more top 6 centre and habs are going after shipachev odds are the habs make an honest cup run next year.Admittedly, i dont watch the habs too often. But the times i do, they look like a good team. The last 10 games probably dont reflect that, but i imagine adjusting to a new coach and system may have something to do with that. But i'll trust MTL fans opinions if they really think they aren't in the conversation for a deep playoff run.
These guys are off their rocker. Habs need one more good defenseman (sergachev will likely be nhl ready next year, plus vegas factor of defenseman flying in june). and one more top 6 centre and habs are going after shipachev odds are the habs make an honest cup run next year.
Mods close this thread please because well read the title.
This will NEVER happen. but I'll give it a shot anyways.. just for fun.
To Anaheim:
Price
Weber
To Montreal:
Gibson
Lindholm
Bieksa (cap reasons)
1st
Why Anaheim does it?
Price is 29 and Weber is 31. They are the best 2 players in the deal, and they fit their core of Perry (31), Getzlaf (31), and Kesler (32). This makes them legit cup contenders for the next 1-3 years IMO. They go all-in basically. I would imagine Price would be happy to re-sign as a UFA if the Ducks are as good as I would think they would be.
Why Montreal does it?
Lindholm and Gibson are both 23. They retool while clearing cap space and acquiring solid replacement players. They get more time to get their roster together, and open their cup window in 2-3 years with a younger core. They also don't risk losing Price for nothing.
I'll put on my flame suit now. Any deal with players as big as these is bound to get anyone on the hot seat. lol
This will NEVER happen. but I'll give it a shot anyways.. just for fun.
To Anaheim:
Price
Weber
To Montreal:
Gibson
Lindholm
Bieksa (cap reasons)
1st
Why Anaheim does it?
Price is 29 and Weber is 31. They are the best 2 players in the deal, and they fit their core of Perry (31), Getzlaf (31), and Kesler (32). This makes them legit cup contenders for the next 1-3 years IMO. They go all-in basically. I would imagine Price would be happy to re-sign as a UFA if the Ducks are as good as I would think they would be.
Why Montreal does it?
Lindholm and Gibson are both 23. They retool while clearing cap space and acquiring solid replacement players. They get more time to get their roster together, and open their cup window in 2-3 years with a younger core. They also don't risk losing Price for nothing.
I'll put on my flame suit now. Any deal with players as big as these is bound to get anyone on the hot seat. lol
What happens if we miss the playoffs, again??
We would have to lose over half our remaining games in regulation to miss this year. That would require price to continue to be subpar and in the Winnipeg game he looked the price of old.