muffin_man
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Location: no problem, as s hole - Eric Engels, NY Joined: 02.10.2007
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Briere wanted to come here. Morrow expressed interest, but after the fact. - EricEngels
I know we're desperate to sign anyone but could we really not look at signing players we need versus French players who want to Eric Lindros us? |
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stinger67
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: QC Joined: 07.03.2008
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With limited bucks to sign UFAs, it is a bit of a puzzle that Briere was chosen over Morrow. Morrow is younger and bigger, thereby filling the habs needs better. He also scored more than Briere last year, and will likely cost less than was paid for Briere.
The only logic in signing Briere is if there is a plan to move Desharnais. I don't believe this is the case, but if it is, Briere's presence might reduce the upset at losing Desharnais. He can also play C if Desharnais was moved and Galchenyuk is still developing.
If Morrow is signed at present, we either need to move another top 9 guy... insert Desharnais... or move someone slated for 4th line duty.
Pacioretty-Plekanec-Gionta
Galchenyuk-Eller-Gallagher
Morrow-Briere-Bourque
Prust-White/Dumont-Parros/Moen - CaseysHabs
I don't think Morrow can be as effective as he once was. The injuries has taken their toll on his style of play. Depends on the kind of deal he wants.
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muffin_man
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: no problem, as s hole - Eric Engels, NY Joined: 02.10.2007
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I don't think Morrow can be as effective as he once was. The injuries has taken their toll on his style of play. Depends on the kind of deal he wants. - stinger67
I will be shocked if he gets the same money Briere got. Morrow is a 3rd liner now with the possibility to move up in case of injury. Basically, he's Rene Bourque. |
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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I don't think Morrow can be as effective as he once was. The injuries has taken their toll on his style of play. Depends on the kind of deal he wants. - stinger67
This.
Wouldn't mind Morrow but he has to come cheap.... and not for a long time. |
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WaterBoy
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Location: Gardez-le votre ANGLAIS, YT Joined: 06.27.2006
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Morrow could clearly help this team.
Package DD with Diaz ( in my dreams ) for a D and get Morrow.
It would clear up some room up front while helping out our fragile D.
Centers:
Plek
Briere ( can play wing but why not use him where he's best at)
DD
Eller
Chucky
White
Dumont
Clearly.. we need to make some room down the middle. |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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Morrow has been more useful to his team than Briere because the former can actually play defensively. Sure, Briere will score a bunch of goals in the playoffs, but he'll allow double that number against his team while he's on the ice. He's soft and has to be incredibly sheltered to be effective. Think Desharnais v.1.0.0.0.1. Oh, and he's old. - MrData
Morrow plays D and PK. Both of which we need on this team. |
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Jeepz
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Saint-Lambert, RI Joined: 10.13.2010
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This.
Wouldn't mind Morrow but he has to come cheap.... and not for a long time. - Scabeh
Agreed
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WaterBoy
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Location: Gardez-le votre ANGLAIS, YT Joined: 06.27.2006
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Briere wanted to come here. Morrow expressed interest, but after the fact. - EricEngels
His Gionta starting the season on the injury reserve list ? |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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Morrow could clearly help this team.
Package DD with Diaz ( in my dreams ) for a D and get Morrow.
It would clear up some room up front while helping out our fragile D.
Centers:
Plek
Briere ( can play wing but why not use him where he's best at)
DD
Eller
Chucky
White
Dumont
Clearly.. we need to make some room down the middle. - WaterBoy
We need to make room down the middle without having to stack centers on top of each other to build a full sized guy.
Package DD and Diaz... yep, good plan.
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Rayven
Boston Bruins |
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Location: The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. Joined: 07.21.2009
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That was a good signing. - muffin_man
I agree, he's not spectacular at any one thing, but he's a good all around defenceman. He'll bring some stability and leadership to the blue line which I think they really need. |
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Toball777
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Station Beach, QC Joined: 09.16.2008
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If some fans are impatient to MB after a shortened season, his first on his tenure as Habs GM, while he's not done finishing cleaning Gainey/Gauthier mess, improved from 15th to division winner.... I think that no one can help theses fans....
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WaterBoy
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Location: Gardez-le votre ANGLAIS, YT Joined: 06.27.2006
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Morrow plays D and PK. Both of which we need on this team. - CaseysHabs
And he still brings grit, toughness and leadership.
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WaterBoy
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Location: Gardez-le votre ANGLAIS, YT Joined: 06.27.2006
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We need to make room down the middle without having to stack centers on top of each other to build a full sized guy.
Package DD and Diaz... yep, good plan. - CaseysHabs
I doubt the Habs have takers for that package...
Maybe Diaz.. DD ? not sure.
This team still needs to clear up some room down the middle. |
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AGalchenyuk27
Vegas Golden Knights |
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Location: He was responsible for the term “Gordie Howe hat trick”, where a player scored a goal, added an , NB Joined: 02.05.2013
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Peter MacKay and Rob Nicholson switched jobs. MacKay is now justice and Nicholson is national defence.
Chris Alexander is the new citizenship and immigration minister, replacing Jason Kenney.
Jason Kenney is the minister for a new portfolio called employment and social development, replacing the human resources and skills development department.
James Moore is the new industry minister, replacing Christian Paradis.
Christian Paradis is the new international development minister.
Shelly Glover is the new heritage minister, replacing James Moore.
Kellie Leitch is the new labour minister, replacing Lisa Raitt.
Lisa Raitt is the new transport minister, replacing Denis Lebel.
Denis Lebel is now responsible for infrastructure.
Leona Aglukkaq moves to environment from health, replacing Peter Kent.
Rona Ambrose moves to health from public works.
Steven Blaney is the new public safety minister, replacing Vic Toews who resigned.
Diane Finley takes over public works and government services.
Candice Bergen is a new minister of state for social development.
Greg Rickford is the new minister of state for science and technology.
Kevin Sorensen is the new minister of state for finance.
John Duncan is the new government whip, replacing Gordon O'Connor.
Pierre Poilievre is the new minister of state for democratic reform.
Rob Moore is the minister of state for Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency.
Lynne Yelich is the new minister of state for foreign affairs and consular services. |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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Briere wanted to come here. Morrow expressed interest, but after the fact. - EricEngels
When did free agency become an expression of interest? It's up to the GM to explore options and see which guys can meet a need and may be interested. I read somewhere that the habs were surprised Morrow was interested in playing in Montreal. Firstly, why? What does that say about how you feel about your own team. Secondly, why? Did you hear about his wife? Thirdly, why on earth have you not explored that and known one way or the other long before now? |
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Jeepz
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Saint-Lambert, RI Joined: 10.13.2010
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If some fans are impatient to MB after a shortened season, his first on his tenure as Habs GM, while he's not done finishing cleaning Gainey/Gauthier mess, improved from 15th to division winner.... I think that no one can help theses fans.... - Toball777
Agreed...
This guy has a plan, but fans don't even give him a year to make changes. At least he's got patience, something that will surely pay in about 3 years (Or less, let's hope). |
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Kotu
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Montreal, QC Joined: 02.12.2007
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I'm all for us signing Morrow for say $2.5M. Would be great on our third line and bring leadership and toughness. We do however need to make some room upfront before that can happen. |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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I doubt the Habs have takers for that package...
Maybe Diaz.. DD ? not sure.
This team still needs to clear up some room down the middle. - WaterBoy
Moving Desharnais will not be an easy task. Everyone talks about how "tradeable" the contract is. Absolutely. As long as it's attached to the right player. And I'm not sure DD is. Bergevin overestimated his value.
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MrData
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: QC Joined: 06.21.2011
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Got it. - muffin_man
Eller+Prospect+1st > Ryan
Fixed that for you. |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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If some fans are impatient to MB after a shortened season, his first on his tenure as Habs GM, while he's not done finishing cleaning Gainey/Gauthier mess, improved from 15th to division winner.... I think that no one can help theses fans.... - Toball777
I had all kinds of patience for MB and was totally buying in to a team that would
begin to contend in 2014-15. I looked forward to how he saw the future. Then he signed DD for 4 years based on one good year playing on a line with a guy who had a career year and another guy who had a breakout year. Then I got less optimistic about how MB saw the future. I still have hope he will move him some time before 2014-15 season begins. |
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stormey
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Location: it is Babsy turning a boy into a man - JL0961 Joined: 10.13.2005
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Marty out protesting the "murder" of a future drug dealing rapist? |
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MrData
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: QC Joined: 06.21.2011
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If some fans are impatient to MB after a shortened season, his first on his tenure as Habs GM, while he's not done finishing cleaning Gainey/Gauthier mess, improved from 15th to division winner.... I think that no one can help theses fans.... - Toball777
You do realize that the core of the team was built by Gauthier/Gainey, right? What did Bergevin add? A washed-up undersized defenseman an a few bottom-6 players? |
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DoubleDown
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Not to point any fingers but Tyson Barrie has looked awful in the blue and white for the Leafs., QC Joined: 07.28.2006
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Agreed...
This guy has a plan, but fans don't even give him a year to make changes. At least he's got patience, something that will surely pay in about 3 years (Or less, let's hope). - Jeepz
Well he's also been a bit contradictory. Talks about size, size, size but he's made a small team even smaller in the past year. |
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CaseysHabs
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: Mississauga Joined: 02.15.2011
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Shift DD to wing, trade gionta.
DD, like Briere, had a bad season last year. Unlike Briere, DD is young and we will likely see a bounce back. No reason to think he couldn't get back north of 50 points again. - muffin_man
Gio is injured... recovering from his 2nd bum arm. Should have been traded at the deadline last year. May still fetch something this year.
There is no evidence whatsoever that DD can play NHL level wing. He can't skate and is knocked off the puck like a toddler.
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pete26
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: (HE, HIM, HIS), ON Joined: 11.20.2008
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Well he's also been a bit contradictory. Talks about size, size, size but he's made a small team even smaller in the past year. - DoubleDown
I was thinking the same thing.
Well done Adam!
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