Post-Game Talk: Armia channels all the remaining power in Montreal to net a hat trick and lead Habs to the win

[Catanddogguitarrr]

As usual.

What is it with the West Island and it being so darn easy to lose power.

Anyone know?

It's flat. The airport is close. Winds blows strongly there. ... just a 2 cents theory.

edit : mountains on the south, mountains on the north. That canalise the center with all the power of these storms, like what happens often in Gatineau. A large river is flat and winds take speed. The west island gets it all in the face.

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Bro MSL can barely motivate them to play 2 periods a game. You think he can motivate Armia?

I always said Armia have everything. And I mean everything. The size, the speed, the skills and the shot. I could even include hockey IQ.
Why he doesn't use that is a greater secret than the Caramilk and the Great Pyramids.

 

[Runner77]

I always said Armia have everything. And I mean everything. The size, the speed, the skills and the shot. I could even include hockey IQ.
Why he doesn't use that is a greater secret than the Caramilk and the Great Pyramids.

If Armia had hockey IQ, it might have even transcended his tinman, minimal effort disappearing acts.

He’s unfortunately just another of these NHL players blessed with incredible tools but who was never able to put them together over any meaningful period of time.

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Trees



1/3 of MTL lost power at one point. Lost mine Wednesday around 5PM and still not back on (ugh)

Nah nah, I never lost power. Not a single tree feld down in my village.

 

[Scintillating10]

Just what we needed. Armia shows a heartbeat and we lost a slot in the draft. Great

 

[the]

As usual.

What is it with the West Island and it being so darn easy to lose power.

Anyone know?

You guys got so many damn tree’s. Always the same bullshit in the west island bro.

 

[Conflicted Habs fan]

Pretty sure Arizona is the only city happy we won tonight

 

[Runner77]

I always said Armia have everything. And I mean everything. The size, the speed, the skills and the shot. I could even include hockey IQ.
Why he doesn't use that is a greater secret than the Caramilk and the Great Pyramids.

I think I found the secret to unlock Armia’s potential. We need to get him some of this red seaweed.

 

[River Meadow]

I think I found the secret to unlock Armia’s potential. We need to get him some of this red seaweed.

Absolutely ridiculous.

But, better than them forcing us to eat zee bugs.

 

[HabbyGuy]

Just finished watching the game now. I wasn't able to watch it live. It's unfortunate we grabbed the points we don't need. But I blame Pezzetta for establishing the compete level of his team tonight with that massive hit early in the game and the subsequent tussle with Wilson that followed. Takes real cahones dropping the gloves with Wilson.

It's pretty difficult not to raise your own levels after having been lead by example.

 

[Runner77]

Just finished watching the game now. I wasn't able to watch it live. It's unfortunate we grabbed the points we don't need. But I blame Pezzetta for establishing the compete level of his team tonight with that massive hit early in the game and the subsequent tussle with Wilson that followed. Takes real cahones dropping the gloves with Wilson. IMO It's difficult not to raise your own levels after having been lead by example.

It's a compendium of factors, I would humbly submit.

Management clearly doesn't care about where we draft. If they did, they would have sat down with Marty and devised a plan that involved giving Primeau the bulk of remaining games, granting Wideman the most minutes on D, diminish RHP's TOI (good reason to, he had a non-contact jersey a few hours ago), etc.

It can't be that they need to win these final games so badly, it won't make a difference. But, they're acting as if it will so too bad so sad, let them finish 7th or whatever. If they don't care, why should we?

 

[HabbyGuy]

It's a compendium of factors, I would humbly submit.

Management clearly doesn't care about where we draft. If they did, they would have sat down with Marty and devised a plan that involved giving Primeau the bulk of remaining games, granting Wideman the most minutes on D, diminish RHP's TOI (good reason to, he had a non-contact jersey a few hours ago), etc.

It can't be that they need to win these final games so badly, it won't make a difference. But, they're acting as if it will so too bad so sad, let them finish 7th or whatever. If they don't care, why should we?

I humbly and embarrassedly admit, your using of the word "compendium" has me feeling strange and confused inside, LOL Nice!!

 

[ReHabs]

It's a compendium of factors, I would humbly submit.

Management clearly doesn't care about where we draft. If they did, they would have sat down with Marty and devised a plan that involved giving Primeau the bulk of remaining games, granting Wideman the most minutes on D, diminish RHP's TOI (good reason to, he had a non-contact jersey a few hours ago), etc.

It can't be that they need to win these final games so badly, it won't make a difference. But, they're acting as if it will so too bad so sad, let them finish 7th or whatever. If they don't care, why should we?

Once they realized top3 pre-lottery was out, they probably decided against gaming the draft order.

Tanking is so perverse and broken. I’m certain the draft mechanism will change within the next ten years, it’s unsustainable.

 

[Runner77]

Once they realized top3 pre-lottery was out, they probably decided against gaming the draft order.

Tanking is so perverse and broken. I’m certain the draft mechanism will change within the next ten years, it’s unsustainable.

I hate this whole tanking fantasy that every fan base of teams that are out of it, are entertaining. I’m hoping for a model that involves teams having a built-in incentive to play at their best until the end. I know it can be devised, I don’t know if there is an appetite for it.

 

[Kimota]

ARRRMMMMMMMIIIIIIIIAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

 

[ArtPeur]

Omg? We won?? Wtf??? Fml...we are 6th place now.

I'm pulling my barber pole jersey again for us to lose.

Do you have that retro blue jersey? It should help better

 

[dcyhabs]

Is it still mostly the west island without power?

It’s mostly everywhere except downtown and Westmount. Funny how the richer areas have power.
Armia can play when the stars align.

 

[dcyhabs]

Technology at work baby.

Crony corrupt politics at work. Raise rates, pay bonuses and kickbacks, let the grid die and don’t hire enough linemen.

 

[dcyhabs]

You guys got some many damn tree’s. Always the same bullshit in the west island bro.

Trees are a good thing. Westmount has loads and they don’t have an outage. It’s all about maintenance and staffing rather than pocketing the money.

Geez a few wins at the wrong time and our two picks look much worse just as Cooley is potentially showing he might have bern the better choice. I suspect Hughes was worrying more about balancing size then long term potential and Slaf could be a unicorn.

Probably tough to motivate Washington with Ovi always talking about what a great guy Putin is.

 

[Stoneburg]

You guys got some many damn tree’s. Always the same bullshit in the west island bro.

The house I grew up in was built in 1966, on the West Island, and we moved-in in 1968. The whole neighborhood was newly built, and all trees were removed, yet that did not stop constant power outages back then. In fact, we had no power for a week when we were supposed to be getting ready for the final exams in high school.
Samo, samo.
Then we moved in 1986 to Toronto, and there were no power outages. Go figure.

 

[MarkovsKnee]

Once they realized top3 pre-lottery was out, they probably decided against gaming the draft order.

Tanking is so perverse and broken. I’m certain the draft mechanism will change within the next ten years, it’s unsustainable.

It's sustainable because the NHL doesn't give a shit. See Bettman's "teams don't tank" comments. They only brought in a lottery because even they became embarrassed at the tanking efforts of teams in the 80s and early 90s, and realized that it looked competitively bad for the league.

Modern day draft - that of drafting 18 year olds - started in 1979 - 39 years ago. The efforts that teams took to be last in the league to draft Mario Lemieux was a disgrace to hockey in 83-84, but it worked out quite well for the Pens didn't it.

It took until 1994-1995 for the NHL to introduce the draft lottery, and teams still tank, because ultimately it's worth it.

 

[BLNY]

Boost that trade value.

 

[abo9]

I always said Armia have everything. And I mean everything. The size, the speed, the skills and the shot. I could even include hockey IQ.
Why he doesn't use that is a greater secret than the Caramilk and the Great Pyramids.

Armia and speed? He's extremely slow...

He got super good board play skills, anything with the puck but he doesn't know what to do with it and isn't fast enough to makes something out of it himself most of the time

It works for highlight goals when it does, but very circumstantial

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Canadiens' Armia provides glimmer of hope his massive potential can still be unlocked

Joel Armia's hat trick against the Washington Capitals on Thursday was a sign of what the Montreal Canadiens forward is capable of when he's at his best. Now, it's a matter of finding consistency.

www.sportsnet.ca

Is this a late April fool's article or has Engels completely lost it. Armia is a worthless cockroach.

 

[Rapala]

No, it was Armia. Suzuki tied up the centers stick, and Armia reached in and grabbed the puck from between them, and poked it to RHP.

Washington was just terrible tonight. They were passing it to Montreal more than their own guys.

I mean even Drouin was stealing pucks.

Close enough for me.