Favourite Past Habs 4th liner

[le_sean]

Ryan White was fun to watch. Tom Pyatt was good for the Habs.

 

[Lafleurs Guy]

Mike McPhee was a big winger who didn't score much in the regular season. But when things got intense and the checking tight in the playoffs he always scored big goals.
That's what you need on a 4th line. I like that we have guys like Armia who is the type of guy who should be ideal in the post season. And yes I know he's not a 4th liner here.

Armia is an ideal guy for the 4th line. That's exactly the type of guy you want there. Can be used against scorers and make their lives difficult.

 

[bleuetbio]

I have to go with Bégin.... Is Mike Keane as a 4th liner, McPhee maybe..... whatever I was a Nordiques anyway!

 

[Phil Parent]

Bégin
Weise
Metropolit
Kostopoulos
Moore
White
Darche
Chris "Bones Are Meant To Be Broken" Murray

 

[Yoshidas Island]

Joonas Nattinen

 

[CapSpace]

Kostopoulos was a 1st liner in Carbo’s world

And a living punching bag.

 

[Mia]

bonker

 

[JianYang]

I look at a few of these names, and I don't even remember them as 4th line guys, and I mean that as a compliment.

So whoever is my favourite, he's probably not perceived in my mind as a 4th line guy. Meaning I can't answer this question very well.

 

[buddahsmoka1]

Streit.

 

[DesmondDekker]

Steve the shot-blocking machine Begin.

 

[PaulD]

Ryan White. Loved that slew foot he pulled on Therrien during practice.

White went way up in my books when he did that.

 

[PaulD]

Nilan
Kordic
White

Keane was a third liner. Also one of the toughest bastards ever to play the game

 

[Fixxer]

Gorges played there once, on Carbo's last game as a coach...

 

[Burke the Legend]

If everyone was healthy (Byron), I guess Shaw or Armia would be on the 4th line? That would be an upgrade.

 

[Harry Kakalovich]

I liked Agostino

 

[the]

Also forgot to add Brandon Prust his first season with us after the lockout. He wasn’t the same player after but he was great to watch that first year.

 

[DAChampion]

I liked Maxim Lapierre.

 

[BaseballCoach]

Yvon was not a 4th liner...

He played on the fourth line, but was the best player on that line.

 

[BaseballCoach]

Mike McPhee was a big winger who didn't score much in the regular season. But when things got intense and the checking tight in the playoffs he always scored big goals.
That's what you need on a 4th line. I like that we have guys like Armia who is the type of guy who should be ideal in the post season. And yes I know he's not a 4th liner here.

McPhee played on the third line with Skrudland.

 

[Fixxer]

Craig Darby

 

[Vachon23]

Begin Lapierre Moen

 

[MXD]

Chris Murray.

 

[DramaticGloveSave]

I liked Maxim Lapierre.

I liked Lapierre as well. Same with Ryan White. Another guy I liked was Garth Murray. Nothing like a 4th liner with a screw loose lol

 

[Treb]

Weise was also playing, for some time, in the top-6.. as was Deslauriers.



.. and Dandenault.
.. or Darche under Martin

Moen was interesting, although he probably played more on the 3rd line

Georges Laraque and George Parros though

.. and Mark Streit

Didn't Laraque play top6 for a game or two?

 

[Mike Mike Caron]

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