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Definitely dodged a bullet with Dubois.
Not what one expects but what if he bounces back? He can’t possibly be accepting of how he’s performed so far this season.
Definitely dodged a bullet with Dubois.
It’s a crazy underperformance, he’s in his prime. This is not a good look for him at all with the baggage.Not what one expects but what if he bounces back? He can’t possibly be accepting of how he’s performed so far this season.
Yes but they beat a legitimate team. They aren't perfect and I am not sold on their goaltending but they have been good in recent weeks, perhaps they are better minus MarnerWell Larouche also had committment issues. He was a lazy player who was forever in Bowman's doghouse. I don't recall Al Arbour ever having issues with Bossy's work ethic.
They turned a 5-1 lead into a 5-4 lead. They are still fragile.
Or are they better missing Reilly? They've won a lot of games with him not in the lineup as well.Yes but they beat a legitimate team. They aren't perfect and I am not sold on their goaltending but they have been good in recent weeks, perhaps they are better minus Marner
Valid questionOr are they better missing Reilly? They've won a lot of games with him not in the lineup as well.
He still hasn't improved the weak areas of his game either. I don't expect him to ever be a regular NHLer.I'm glad afterall the Habs didn't take Jordan Dumais. The guy checked out on his team in the middle of the playoffs.
.... and the DUI.
Jake is a 30 game back up. You can't over play himDamn, Pens score 5 on Jake Allen in 3rd period to overcome a 3-1 deficit and win 6-3. Pens only has 20 shots all game! 15 saves by Jake the Snake.
Give me a few details of what happened…I'm glad afterall the Habs didn't take Jordan Dumais. The guy checked out on his team in the middle of the playoffs.
.... and the DUI.
As far as I’m aware, Rogers owns the national broadcasting rights to the Canadian market audience.I wonder if amazon canada would get those games? or just usa
Habs have two great goalies and we’ve got Joshua Roy… at least Montreal has those guys.I know we discuss this seemingly every year, but I think this is the year the Quebec talent in the in NHL is the saddest I've ever seen, it's now at a concerning level. Bergeron leaving left a hole in what was already a bleak situation. It's shallow at every position too, and the top "talent" pales in comparison to other regions of the world.
Marchessault is a gamer though, love him, motherf***ing reigning Conn Smythe recipient. But after him....
Forwards : Huberdeau has fallen off a cliff. Lafrenière, frankly, is a deception. He's a top-6 player but not the franchise winger I and many thought he was.
Defensemen : Chabot was trending so well in the beginning of his career but seems like he plateaued at some point. I guess he's a number one. That's it I think. Am I forgetting someone? Is there really no one else? Matheson lol?
Goalies : Fleury is geriatric, although still pretty good. Crazy that Montembeault could legit be a goalie for Canada in the next Olympics, and that's cool for him, he's taken a huge step, but it's more by default because canadian goaltending talent in general is a joke. Anyways. No quebecois star here either.
So... what's up? Are there QC prospects or draft eligible players who could seriously become a star F, D or G in the next few years or is it really over?
No one like him. Best presser material bar none — he’s so genuine and passionate, takes no prisoners, has no filter. As old school as it gets.Damn, I f***ing love Torts lol
I know, I consider these guys very good players and I'm happy to have them, and there's a bunch of Quebecois that are having decent careers here and there in the league, but no one is in the, say, top-10 players at their position.Habs have two great goalies and we’ve got Joshua Roy… at least Montreal has those guys.
I totally agree. I know coaching has changed over the years. Torts reminds me of the coaches I had when I was younger. They were the type that would chew you out at the drop of a hat. But were also there to support you when you needed it.No one like him. Best presser material bar none — he’s so genuine and passionate, takes no prisoners, has no filter. As old school as it gets.
Give me a few details of what happened…
I know we discuss this seemingly every year, but I think this is the year the Quebec talent in the in NHL is the saddest I've ever seen, it's now at a concerning level. Bergeron leaving left a hole in what was already a bleak situation. It's shallow at every position too, and the top "talent" pales in comparison to other regions of the world.
Marchessault is a gamer though, love him, motherf***ing reigning Conn Smythe recipient. But after him....
Forwards : Huberdeau has fallen off a cliff. Lafrenière, frankly, is a deception. He's a top-6 player but not the franchise winger I and many thought he was.
Defensemen : Chabot was trending so well in the beginning of his career but seems like he plateaued at some point. I guess he's a number one. That's it I think. Am I forgetting someone? Is there really no one else? Matheson lol?
Goalies : Fleury is geriatric, although still pretty good. Crazy that Montembeault could legit be a goalie for Canada in the next Olympics, and that's cool for him, he's taken a huge step, but it's more by default because canadian goaltending talent in general is a joke. Anyways. No quebecois star here either.
So... what's up? Are there QC prospects or draft eligible players who could seriously become a star F, D or G in the next few years or is it really over?
Philly held on longer than I expected them to but I still think they fall out.Pittsburgh & NYI have put themselves back in the playoff picture. East race for WC spots & Metro #3 has gotten interesting.