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Poehling getting called up: "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE"
Poehling getting sent back down one day after: "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE"
Poehling getting sent back down one day after: "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE"
Weal ? LMAOKnowing the Habs, they'll go with the best 12. When Poehling is ready to beat out Weal and Cousins he'll be in the top 12 of a healthy lineup.
But, with Drouin and KK out longer term, there should be a spot on the 4th line for him even with Byron coming back. If Poehling can play like he played last night, he's ahead of Hudon, Barber, Peca, etc...
My hope is that'll play so well that he'll unseat one of Cousins or Weal on the 3rd line next to Suzuki. And then in that role play so well that it's Lehkonen and Cousins that cone out of the top 9 when Drouin and KK come back. But he may not have developed enough yet to be abke to do that.
My hope:
When Byron comes back:
Tatar Danault Gallagher
Lehkonen Domi Armia
Poehling Suzuki Cousins
Byron Thompson Weal
When Drouin snd Kk come back:
Tatar Danault Gallagher
Poehling Domi Suzuki
Drouin KK Armia
Byron Thompson Lehkonen
Cousins, Weal
Weal ? LMAO
switching him up with Hudon wouldnt make a difference, that's how bad he is...
Is this a Hudon type of situation where he'll be re-called like tomorrow or something
It's definitely not waivers-related since he doesn't need to go through it.
If he gets called back up for Saturday's game, it could be for one of two reasons for me:
1- Byron isn't ready to return yet. So they call Poehling back up.
2- They're looking to save on money as they'd like to save on the NHL salary. And I really don't believe it's this because they would have done that last time they called him up and he stayed up for 4 games earlier this season.
Also to note, Laval is playing at home on Friday. So they surely sent him down to play on Friday against Rochester. And they may call him back up for Saturday against Detroit. This way, he gets an extra game in.
But why have him play on Friday and then Saturday? Isn't it a disadvantage to have him play on a back to back?
Well, as of now that’s 23 days....in another 2 days, that’s when they play it’ll be 25......that’s 3 days off from 4 weeks, I’d say it’s pretty much bang onI think it's because Byron is coming back soon , seems early as they said about 4 weeks from Nov 19th.
Agree, long term I’m all for Laval with some spot duty here and there with the big club.But why have him play on Friday and then Saturday? Isn't it a disadvantage to have him play on a back to back?
Anyways, although I like him in our top 12 over Barber and Peca, I also think he's been progressing well in Laval. So the safe move for his development is Laval.
Well, as of now that’s 23 days....in another 2 days, that’s when they play it’ll be 25......that’s 3 days off from 4 weeks, I’d say it’s pretty much bang on
Domi tried to stickhandle his way in the Offensive zone last night. One pass or a dump could have helped. He forced the play, lost the puck, things got back to the Habs zone. Use your linemates.......To be fair, Domi has been playing an idiotic form of shinny for most of the season. It is like he and Drouin switched brains over the off season.
Agree, long term I’m all for Laval with some spot duty here and there with the big club.
I honestly only want to see him up here full time if he’s playing a top 9 role.
He will play back to back no matter what since Laval is playing Friday and Saturday. In fact, Laval is playing two games in less than 24 hours. Friday @ 7:30PM and Saturday at 3PM.
He played on Tuesday in Laval and Wednesday in Montreal. Looked good last night.
There's no travel since Habs play in Montreal and Rocket play in Laval.
And that is IF he gets called back up for Saturday. He may stay in Laval
I'm thinking Byron will take Peca's spot and they want to give Barber a look at the other wing spot before they give Poehling his next real shot. Afterall they called Barber up before Poehling and Poehling was an emergency call up for Peca. But Peca was filling in Byron's spot, and Byron will be back.
I had some hope in Weal last year but this season, he looks like the guy who played for Manchester and other teams in the AHL.Weal ? LMAO
switching him up with Hudon wouldnt make a difference, that's how bad he is...
Right now, Montreal has 11 forwards. If Byron comes off IR to play, they'll be 12F. If he doesn't return, then expect another call up, most likely to be Poehling again.
If Byron doesn't come back, I have little doubt Poehling gets the call.
The question is, if Byron does come back, what happens to Poehling? I think they're going with Barber for now, but we'll see.
It's definitely not waivers-related since he doesn't need to go through it.
If he gets called back up for Saturday's game, it could be for one of two reasons for me:
1- Byron isn't ready to return yet. So they call Poehling back up.
2- They're looking to save on money as they'd like to save on the NHL salary. And I really don't believe it's this because they would have done that last time they called him up and he stayed up for 4 games earlier this season.
Also to note, Laval is playing at home on Friday. So they surely sent him down to play on Friday against Rochester. And they may call him back up for Saturday against Detroit. This way, he gets an extra game in.
I'm thinking Byron will take Peca's spot and they want to give Barber a look at the other wing spot before they give Poehling his next real shot. Afterall they called Barber up before Poehling and Poehling was an emergency call up for Peca. But Peca was filling in Byron's spot, and Byron will be back.
If Byron comes back, Poehling stays in Laval.
The only reason I see them call him back for Saturday's game is if Byron isn't activated off IR to play.
Barber remains where he is no matter what.
I wish I could like this post more than oncePoehling getting called up: "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE"
Poehling getting sent back down one day after: "RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE"
Yes, I think so. I don't think Poehling was sent back due to cap reasons, etc...
Not cap reasons. I only mentioned that it may have been salary-related. Because he's on an ELC, he's on a 2-way contract. So his salary is lower in the AHL.
But as I said, this is not what I believe because they would have done the same thing when he was called up for 4 games earlier in the year. Just mentioning it because that is a possibility.
I personally think they sent him down to play games in Laval and the possibility that Byron may be back on Saturday.
Domi tried to stickhandle his way in the Offensive zone last night. One pass or a dump could have helped. He forced the play, lost the puck, things got back to the Habs zone. Use your linemates.......