UVMCats
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- Feb 16, 2019
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If, if's and buts were candy and nuts, we would all have a Merry Christmas.
Reality sucks huh
If, if's and buts were candy and nuts, we would all have a Merry Christmas.
I like the rebuilding we are doing right now. Lots of good prospects coming in.
I don't care if he's fired or not. That's the difference, some of you seem to can't sleep at night until he's fired. Let's fire him when we will want to contend. For now, it's a getting younger period.
Bof. Yea, he's probably better, but you're as good as your scouts (pro and amateur). I don't think the problem is the GM right now, it's lack of #1 C. Kotkaniemi could be that but I think he's a #2 most likely.
I like the rebuilding we are doing right now. Lots of good prospects coming in.
I don't care if he's fired or not. That's the difference, some of you seem to can't sleep at night until he's fired. Let's fire him when we will want to contend. For now, it's a getting younger period.
Bof. Yea, he's probably better, but you're as good as your scouts (pro and amateur). I don't think the problem is the GM right now, it's lack of #1 C. Kotkaniemi could be that but I think he's a #2 most likely.
Take Byron out. He is still shaken from his fight. Should not play in a meanless game. Replace him with Poehling just to give him a taste.
Good prospects. No top talent though and that'S even worse if Kotkaniemi doesn't become a good 1C. And whose fault is that that we don't have a 1C 7 years into his tenure? As for being as good a his scouts, one of the GMs responsibility is to choose the people he works/build with. Moot point. Like you, I'm indifferent to what happens to him. But I must admit, that's mainly because I didn't follow the team as much in the last 2 seasons, not because of his (lack of) competence. Put it any way you want, but 2 seasons of missing the playoffs in Montreal is not something that you want happening too often. 3 in a row? Bergevin probably doesn't even want to think about it. Which is why it will be harder for him to stay the course and rebuild properly. With 2 seasons in a row of missing the playoffs, pressure will be high on him for the team to make it to the post-season next year. Not making it this season despite multiple players having career years and Price playing on his head is not a very good sign for the future in my opinion. Add to that the fact that our good prospects are not exactly knocking the big team's door. I believe it will be that much harder to make the playoffs next year, take a look at the overachieving teams in the last few years and their following seasons. Hard to believe Bergevin won't be tempted to trade away futures this summer. We'll see, but I don't see how this is satisfying.I like the rebuilding we are doing right now. Lots of good prospects coming in.
I don't care if he's fired or not. That's the difference, some of you seem to can't sleep at night until he's fired.
Bof. Yea, he's probably better, but you're as good as your scouts (pro and amateur). I don't think the problem is the GM right now, it's lack of #1 C. Kotkaniemi could be that but I think he's a #2 most likely.
Yzerman was much smarter than the Habs ...in 2010 about 60 days after he took over as GM in Tampa Bay , he hired Julien Bresbois who was in the Habs org at the time....Look back on that 9 years later
" I don't think the person in charge of building the roster, who has been unable to find a #1 C in 7 years, I the problem".
Interesting logic.
Good prospects. No top talent though and that'S even worse if Kotkaniemi doesn't become a good 1C. And whose fault is that that we don't have a 1C 7 years into his tenure? As for being as good a his scouts, one of the GMs responsibility is to choose the people he works/build with. Moot point. Like you, I'm indifferent to what happens to him. But I must admit, that's mainly because I didn't follow the team as much in the last 2 seasons, not because of his (lack of) competence. Put it any way you want, but 2 seasons of missing the playoffs in Montreal is not something that you want happening too often. 3 in a row? Bergevin probably doesn't even want to think about it. Which is why it will be harder for him to stay the course and rebuild properly. With 2 seasons in a row of missing the playoffs, pressure will be high on him for the team to make it to the post-season next year. Not making it this season despite multiple players having career years and Price playing on his head is not a very good sign for the future in my opinion. Add to that the fact that our good prospects are not exactly knocking the big team's door. I believe it will be that much harder to make the playoffs next year, take a look at the overachieving teams in the last few years and their following seasons. Hard to believe Bergevin won't be tempted to trade away futures this summer. We'll see, but I don't see how this is satisfying.
Maybe I explained myself badly. You're as good as your scouts. You want a #1 center ? Draft one. Tavares didn't want to come to Mtl. I guess it's Bergevin's fault.
Torkarski was excellent in that series all things considered.didnt lose because of goaltending.
Habs lost because they could not score.
Bourque and Larry lead the team in scoring. Enough said.
I’m 32. I have a certain memory of the ‘’93 team but obviously my understanding of the game wasn’t there.I feel for fans of this team who are 30 and under. All they have known is garbage teams, mediocre teams and brief periods of success. There are no cups and too many years out of the playoffs since the last championship. Whats really scary is how low the bar is. People are excited to be making the playoffs with a team that has personnel that could never go all the way. So many older fans like me now feel indifferent to Habs because of the embarrassing management and coaching. We should be demanding much more and holding Molson to account. Fire these clowns and clean house. Hire the best people regardless of French language ability and get us back to where we belong!
didnt lose because of goaltending.
Habs lost because they could not score.
Bourque and Larry lead the team in scoring. Enough said.
I feel for fans of this team who are 30 and under. All they have known is garbage teams, mediocre teams and brief periods of success. There are no cups and too many years out of the playoffs since the last championship. Whats really scary is how low the bar is. People are excited to be making the playoffs with a team that has personnel that could never go all the way. So many older fans like me now feel indifferent to Habs because of the embarrassing management and coaching. We should be demanding much more and holding Molson to account. Fire these clowns and clean house. Hire the best people regardless of French language ability and get us back to where we belong!
People are too busy finding any opportunity to bash JD to actually have any sort of objective reasoning, especially after last nights loss.Lol @ people voting for Drouin for the DOTG.
Byron was directly responsible for, at the very least, the second goal, if not both goals.
I love Byron and Gallagher, but for two of our leaders they surely didn't step up on the score sheet when it mattered most in the last two weeks. Domi also had a pretty bad game.