Hugo is changing that imo.. ckearly a strong team has: Team 1 (top 6) and team 2 (bottom 6).. like in any organization the workers know their roles.Yep wrong type of guys on the 4th line, seems contagious in this organization
Hugo is changing that imo.. ckearly a strong team has: Team 1 (top 6) and team 2 (bottom 6).. like in any organization the workers know their roles.Yep wrong type of guys on the 4th line, seems contagious in this organization
Every time I see you use “yep”, I keep thinking of this forum’s @Yep — his ears must be buzzing.Yep wrong type of guys on the 4th line, seems contagious in this organization
I rather he fight with Montreal. In Laval, I rather he be on the ice so he can get good enough at pro level hockey to be more than a 13th forward.I want and need that kid to fight.
Well he’s got confidence now, his brother being a story, his bloodlines are lethal, all he needs is that confidence and to stay injury free, I don’t see how he doesn’t become a bottom 6 player with grit, tenacity and talent.correct, no slide due to being 20 so they would lose a spot on the 50 so since their was no reason for them to sign him today, if their plan was for him to be in the OHL next year, it doesn't make any sense to sign him today when they could have waited and seen how did his off-season go and how's he look at camp? Then opt to sign him or not.
But since they signed him today it's likely because their plan is for him to turn pro and if it doesn't work out then they can loan him back to the OHL as a fall back plan like Mesar this year.
I've been saying all year that I think many are underrating his game and that he is legit one of our best prospects, I think the Habs see how good he's been and what a massive leap he's taken from a season ago to now. It's extremely impressive to see. I think he ends up being better then Arber but it will be fun to see either way.
Well he’s got confidence now, his brother being a story, his bloodlines are lethal, all he needs is that confidence and to stay injury free, I don’t see how he doesn’t become a bottom 6 player with grit, tenacity and talent.
6'4 190 is "skeletor" level skinnySaw some pic of FloJack (I like this nickname) in Rocket gear and he's so skinny.
This is the number Arber wore at his first Habs training camp. #63Didn’t he wear #43 in juniors? Who’s wearing that in Laval?
Don't worry, beanstalks are useful as jack proved. Just don't steal from the giants.
Sadly we won't see that line until next yearCould be part of a great 3rd line next year if Tuch join Laval as well.
Simoneau-Xhekaj-Tuch
Can you imagine Simoneau with these 2??? Shit that could be fun!
next year at training camp he will be 215 ...I think.6'4 190 is "skeletor" level skinny
His ELC deal with Montreal doesn't start until next year so he wouldn't be able to get called up to Montreal. He signed at pto with Laval for the reminder of this season.To bad Arber is out , I think Habs might have called up Florian for the last game of the year April 16 at home.All well will defiantly get to see both together in training camp next season.
Patrick Traverse aka - the douche in my avatar - measurements6'4 190 is "skeletor" level skinny
it’s important you find players who want to play with eachother. It seems easier to do with good management.Incredible what a proper development department can do.
It seems like a lot of our guys are getting better as opposed to those Leblanc, Juulsen, Tinordi l, McCarron days
He needs to go on David Savard diet.next year at training camp he will be 215 ...I think.