Milhouse40
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Recalled/Assigned: Tinordi assigned to Hamilton
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sventington
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Good. While he looked great in the preseason, he completely abandoned his physical game when the real deal began. Hopefully he can up that part of his game in Hamilton.
Leon Lucius Black
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He needs to play in the NHL to learn how to adjust to NHL player's speeds, let him learn from his mistakes and he'll improve.
So ridiculous, at least keep him up until Murray or Emelin is back so our D isn't as soft as ****.
So ridiculous, at least keep him up until Murray or Emelin is back so our D isn't as soft as ****.
Redux91
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good
go lead that team jared, better than a press box and a NHL D corps that in complete dissarray at the moment
go lead that team jared, better than a press box and a NHL D corps that in complete dissarray at the moment
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So, Gorges, Diaz, Bouillon and Beaulieu against Anaheim and San Jose?
I'm dissapointed about how the habs handled Tinordi. They were expecting a rookie making 0 mistake? Bullsh!t. Let him learn the NHL pace properly FFS! Freaking bad decision.
Ekblad could be the perfect partner for PK.
Neither player, Tinordi or Beaulie has done anything yet this year to warrant staying over, Beaulieu has been bouncing in n out for a while, it's only fair that Tinordi goes down too. One of them has to take this chance, it's sad that neither of them has been able to capitalize whatsoever.
I thought he was ready after watching him in the pre-season games but he clearly isn't. The game is too fast for him right now.
Beendair Donedat
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Kid deserves to play over Beaulieu. Beaulieu has been very unimpressive.
And once again Montreal's blueline is the softest in the league by far.
And once again Montreal's blueline is the softest in the league by far.
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He didn't do anything during the season to warrant staying up in the NHL. He's going to be much better off playing in the AHL rather than warming up the press box in the NHL. There's no point keeping him up here for "physical presence" when he's completely outpaced by most NHL players.
The n00b King
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Murray must be getting close. Beaulieu is likely being showcased. Tinordi will be back in a couple of weeks. Nothing unexpected here.
Don't you guys get your panties in a knot.
Don't you guys get your panties in a knot.
Sterling Archer
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No problem here. He's a young player and needs to play more. Plus having anyone as a defense partner other than Bou will help him greatly.
He's going to be a beast for us but needs to play more and be more consistent. Short term demotion. Better than having him sit for several games.
He's going to be a beast for us but needs to play more and be more consistent. Short term demotion. Better than having him sit for several games.
So, Gorges, Diaz, Bouillon and Beaulieu against Anaheim and San Jose?
I'm dissapointed about how the habs handled Tinordi. They were expecting a rookie making 0 mistake? Bullsh!t. Let him learn the NHL pace properly FFS! Freaking bad decision.
Both of them would have started in AHL if it weren't for our injuries. Maybe Tinordi would have been kept because he had a good camp, but he would have been sent down quickly.
Neither of them deserve to be here, they should be down improving on their game.
