saintflannel
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You play Price. No question about it.
He isn't going to gain confidence on the bench. He's your number #1.
You win with him.
You lose with him.
You play Price. No question about it.
He isn't going to gain confidence on the bench. He's your number #1.
You win with him.
You lose with him.
Sigh.
Another blown lead.
Another weak performance by Price.
Here's to another disappointing game.
God save my heart...because these playoffs are shaving 10 years off my life.
I hope Eller is okay and hope Patch taught him a thing or two about xmen.
I don't think so, if they ever start Budaj during this serie it would mean the end of Price in Montreal, like him or not you gotta think that the organisation won't have the balls to do such thing
Funny how people say the Bruins have a violent fan base...
then we see this garbage on this thread
Funny how people say the Bruins have a violent fan base...
then we see this garbage on this thread
Price's struggles last night is a bit on Therrien IMO.
Price should have played against the Leafs.
That's ridiculous. If he puts in another performance tonight like he did last night then there is no problem playing Budaj in Game 3. It's happened many times where a team has played two goalies during a series.
I find it incredible how people think Price is some little child. He is in his mid ****ing twenties and I'm sure he is mentally strong enough to handle being benched if he plays like crap. If he isn't, then there is a problem with his ego.
So does anyone know if the Ottawa Sun ran that cover?
So does anyone know if the Ottawa Sun ran that cover?
So does anyone know if the Ottawa Sun ran that cover?
I want the win and I want blood tonight.
Realistically and historically speaking, that blood will be from a Habs player.
the problem is if you put Budaj in net, you can bet that the media and the people who dislike Price are gonna go bat**** insane over it and it'll lead to Price getting traded out of Montreal, and i'm not saying trading price isnt an option here, i'm saying that taking care of business in such a way isn't an option for the Canadiens and its "classy" heritage... if they really want to get him out of here, they'll die with him in the playoffs and then take care of it during the offseason
I really love Price and I hope he'll prove everyone wrong because I don't want to see him get traded, but right now I think we're all concerned with his play.
With Therrien coaching guys like Prust, White, Armstrong, Bouillon and Tinordi, there's a chance it's different.