Shea Weber is no longer a top pairing D.

[IPS]

Not at all they got shelled by ottawa

but theyre at the best offensive team easily, then the oilers and jets

So did Montreal?

 

[Gurglesons]

Exactly my thought.

Regardless how you slice it this trade was a landslide victory for montreal.

Nashville would’ve won a cup with Subban being their best D if RyJo doesn’t get injured.

Signed a PIT fan.

 

[BenningHurtsMySoul]

He's old. Of course he's going to regress.

 

[The Turtle]

wait until you find out who gets dinged with cap recapture

I'm already aware.

Which is why the trade is tilted even further in montreals favor because the odds of Weber not retiring early on a contract that heavily front loaded are slim to none. It was however, essentially Nashville's only way to move it while still getting something of value (at the time) in return. Nashville better cross their fingers and hope it doesn't happen though.

 

[The Turtle]

Nashville would’ve won a cup with Subban being their best D if RyJo doesn’t get injured.

Signed a PIT fan.

Shoulda, woulda, coulda...

I don't buy excuses.

 

[Gurglesons]

Shoulda, woulda, coulda...

I don't buy excuses.

K. I’d take a Stanley Cup Final appearance with the trade piece being the best D versus getting to R1 in a freak playoffs and a R1 exit. But you do you.

 

[The Turtle]

K. I’d take a Stanley Cup Final appearance with the trade piece being the best D versus getting to R1 in a freak playoffs and a R1 exit. But you do you.

I never questioned the run, only the trade. However that doesn't change the full roster and the backend Nashville still has for the post part.

As it stands right now soup can is purely a dead weight non-contributer.

Weber was the better player and still is.

 

[MaxDummy]

A good bunch of his points were lucky too. One was a nice goal tho

 

[MaxDummy]

Nashville just wanted to get out of Weber's contract.

Lol, NSH gained nothing by trading Weber cap wise or real money wise...

When they traded Weber he was starting to get cheaper for them. They paid like 66% of the contract in $ for like 40% of the length

 

[The Turtle]

Lol, NSH gained nothing by trading Weber cap wise or real money wise...

When they traded Weber he was starting to get cheaper for them. They paid like 66% of the contract in $ for like 40% of the length

Learn what term is.

They don't have either player now so unless Weber retires early the contract is off the books.

Not to mention, Weber wasn't dumped for a bag of pucks by the team he was traded to where as soup can was.

 

[MaxDummy]

Learn what term is.

They don't have either player now so unless Weber retires early the contract is off the books.

Not to mention, Weber wasn't dumped for a bag of pucks by the team he was traded to where as soup can was.

I mean, you call Subban "soup can"... I should have expected you to be biased. My bad

 

[nobody]

MTL is the best defensive team in the north so something is working over there, and its gonna work in the playoffs having a physical D like weber , we see it every year

When did this happen?

 

[MasterDecoy]

When did this happen?

habs fan asking: what where when?

 

[Hostile Offer]

It's unfortunate but natural. Weber's skating is just not up to the level at this point where he could dominate his opposition like he used to. He's still physical, is able to make the safe play with the puck and has that cannon of a shot but he plays like a #4D for the most part these days apart from when he gets that shot going. He also needs a better partner than Chiarot on his side to be effective. Luckily Petry has emerged as a real #1D for the time being which helps hiding Weber's slow decline.

 

[Non Player Canadiens]

Weber does absolutely **** all at this point. doesn't hit, doesn't skate, doesn't pass, doesn't score, hell he doesn't even hit the net when he shoots.

 

[sr edler]

When they were a stacked team...

Ya, Preds were so stacked in 2017 transcendental super star Viktor Arvidsson led the team in RS scoring, and when Johansen got injured in the playoffs they had to rely on Colton Sissons and Freddy Gaudreau as a 1–2 centre forward punch.

That's a whole different level of stacked.

 

[GeeoffBrown]

How come on HFBoards a month ago Weber and Price were the best D/G in the North division and now they're washed up scrubs?

Because the Canadiens lost their game yesterday

 

[nobody]

A 35 year old physical D-man who has always been an average/ passable skater is slowing down at age 35? Color me shocked.

 

[Tuggy]

Big issue going forward with the Habs is the decline of their #1 D and #1 G.

Primeau is the future in net.

 

[nobody]

Primeau is the future in net.

Is Carey Price and his $10.5 mil x 7 years going to Cabo for vacation over the next little while?

 

[Tuggy]

Is Carey Price and his $10.5 mil x 7 years going to Cabo for vacation over the next little while?

It will be 5 years after this season and that will have to be figured out.

Hoping Seattle...

 

[Terrible GM]

Weber does absolutely **** all at this point. doesn't hit, doesn't skate, doesn't pass, doesn't score, hell he doesn't even hit the net when he shoots.

aah, I see... he's been Phaneuf'd

Jokes aside, Weber will be fine IF the habs make it to the playoffs when play is tighter, and the refs hide their whistles. He's the least of their problems right now.

 

[Critical13]

aah, I see... he's been Phaneuf'd

Jokes aside, Weber will be fine IF the habs make it to the playoffs when play is tighter, and the refs hide their whistles. He's the least of their problems right now.

I wouldn't say a declining 35 year old defenceman, signed to 8+m/yr until 2026 is the least of their problems right now. I would say you would expect that player to perform better.

 

[JasonRoseEh]

I'll trade him for John Carlson straight up, who says no?

 

[nobody]

I'll trade him for John Carlson straight up, who says no?

John Carlson, who the hell wants to play for the Habs?