DAChampion
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trading Kadri away hurt them more than acquiring Tavares has helped them imo
Also JVR.
trading Kadri away hurt them more than acquiring Tavares has helped them imo
Nobody understands..I don't understand. From all accounts making the playoffs is a minimum of 5-6 M in profits for the Habs (2 games at Bell Center). I mean this is money lost, I would be furious for these failures.
Pretty hilarious that he is still incapable of adding a 1st round pick
I mean, you almost would have to intentionally be trying not to add quality draft picks to go on this long a run of mediocrity without being able to add even 1 extra first rounder.
His ineptitude is actually quite fascinating to watch...
Prices are too high when he is a buyer. Prices are too low when he is a seller.
Which of course he defenders will say, "he had a plan all along see. Na na na nee boo boo"Bergevin isn't rebuilding, we never were in a rebuild as some claimed for the last 2 years.
It seems that way only because it's the end results of multiple of Bergevin's failure.
Having said that, i'm not that mad cause it's exactly what i said would happen. It was really obvious.
If Bergevin returns next year, he got one more year. Nothing more that's for dawn sure now.
Now i think we'll see a switch this summer in Bergevin's so called plan.
He has the assets to play with and no more option than winning starting next year.
No more betting on prospect that might not pan out.
For Bergevin, if he stays, it's time to go all-in.
What really is the benefit in acquiring all these late round picks? Anyone actually think this will help us? We can only carry 50 contracts. How are we going to develop all these guys when we can hardly develop our 1st rounders?
No, in fact you passed with flying colours. Welcome to the Montreal Canadiens and your new position as GM!It’s hard to make trades, it’s hard to draft, it’s hard to develop. I’m I missing something here?
It's the only thing that makes sense. Bergevin was prevented from making trades because he's about to be fired.The worst GM this team has ever had. No plan, no accountability, no education, no improvement.
I don’t know how anyone can defend this guy. I think Molson has to see it. He might be gone this off-season imo.
Bergevin isn't rebuilding, we never were in a rebuild as some claimed for the last 2 years.
It seems that way only because it's the end results of multiple of Bergevin's failure.
Having said that, i'm not that mad cause it's exactly what i said would happen. It was really obvious.
If Bergevin returns next year, he got one more year. Nothing more that's for dawn sure now.
Now i think we'll see a switch this summer in Bergevin's so called plan.
He has the assets to play with and no more option than winning starting next year.
No more betting on prospect that might not pan out.
For Bergevin, if he stays, it's time to go all-in.
This is what I'm telling myself too lol. It's the only thing that makes sense...... Even though I know it isn't true.It's the only thing that makes sense. Bergevin was prevented from making trades because he's about to be fired.
Yeah, yeah, I know... just let me keep this hope for a few days, okay?
Apparently from what I got from the post deadline press conference is that Bergevin has a fetish for darts...What really is the benefit in acquiring all these late round picks? Anyone actually think this will help us? We can only carry 50 contracts. How are we going to develop all these guys when we can hardly develop our 1st rounders?
Honestly I would rather be in the Leafs situation than the habs. The pieces are there but the balance is not. They also have some decent depth.They don't have the right mix of players, top heavy at forward in the top 6 and it's pretty average after that...now those top players making big money, GM has to juggle with a tight cap to fix the rest of his roster, drafting hasn't been super strong either so they haven't been able to supplement their roster that way.
He's gone out and tried the euro free agent route and it's brought varying degrees of success.
Not trying to sound revisionist, alot of people said it at the time but signing Tavares was not needed. He fell into their lap, they would have been prudent to keep the process they had undertaken, on the same path.
They peaked early and it coincided with Tavares being a free agent.
They'll have to sacrifice talent to get better role players throughout their roster.
There is no way Molson isn't largely involved with this teams inability to commit to a direction. If he wasn't involved, Bergevin would have been fired already.I truly think the main reason he did not make any significant trade today is because he is a dead man walking. He knows he needs improvement and somehow making the playoff with this core could save him (at least for a year) otherwise all his 8 years and running at this club and his "master" plan is a failure. (Btw I already think its a failure, but apparently his Boss think otherwise....)
He has accepted mediocrity and status quo in a pure selfish way (and natural way) because he is a fraud and another year missing the playoff will be his last straw. He has fooled Molson for so many years but if this "great" core miss playoff 5 out of 6 years then it is pretty obvious that they might not be that great.
MB kept repeating how much it is important to battle for the playoff next year.
probably a direct order from Molson.
You'll be saying this exact thing 2 years from now. Just like you probably were 2 years ago.For me the last straw for him is this summer's Draft. If he still doesn't make any moves except like trading two 3rds for a 4th liner (obviously), I'm done with him.
(Yeah, I had a lot of straws).