What a pass by McDonough. Man is he good. The type of player that if you have him you don't trade him especially for an overpaid, under performing, small and declining centre.

I had a feeling it would be a "they deserved a better faith" type of game
- Pat1993

There goes the series

What a pass by McDonough. Man is he good. The type of player that if you have him you don't trade him especially for an overpaid, under performing, small and declining centre.
- mr.peanut

Agree, McDonough and Sergachev, imagine how good our blue line would have been. I would argue if we didnt trade Subban he would have got better as a Hab

There goes the series
- habs88888

pretty much, unless other injuries occur to key TB players during next game...

What a pass by McDonough. Man is he good. The type of player that if you have him you don't trade him especially for an overpaid, under performing, small and declining centre.
- mr.peanut

mofo

Agree, McDonough and Sergachev, imagine how good our blue line would have been. I would argue if we didnt trade Subban he would have got better as a Hab
- habs88888

and I would argue MB made a phone call at the right time, but I guess we'll never know...

What a pass by McDonough. Man is he good. The type of player that if you have him you don't trade him especially for an overpaid, under performing, small and declining centre.
- mr.peanut

Gainey wanted to surprise everybody.

and I would argue MB made a phone call at the right time, but I guess we'll never know...
- Pat1993

I think Subban is more interested in his love life than hockey at this point, who knows if that would have been the case had he stayed in Montreal

Gainey wanted to surprise everybody.
- deadpoulet

Yeah he sure was being remembered for that

and I would argue MB made a phone call at the right time, but I guess we'll never know...
- Pat1993

I think PK would have been better off staying in Mtl strict management system...he got so much freedom to grow his brand in nashville that he lost focus unfortunately

Yeah he sure was being remembered for that
- habs88888

Could be worst, he could be Réjean Houle and Mario Tremblay and be blamed for pushing Mtl in the dark ages lol

I think PK would have been better off staying in Mtl strict management system...he got so much freedom to grow his brand in nashville that he lost focus unfortunately
- Karine Hains

didn't he have lots of freedom in MTL as well, but it just hadn't gotten to that point yet?

didn't he have lots of freedom in MTL as well, but it just hadn't gotten to that point yet?
- Pat1993

I think he prolly won't have met Lindsay Vonn had he played in MTL , which would make him focus on hockey more

I think he prolly won't have met Lindsay Vonn had he played in MTL , which would make him focus on hockey more
- habs88888

she ruined his hockey career

she ruined his hockey career
- Pat1993

I think he is not playing too hard coz he knows he has backup lol, her net worth is like $6 million US, not alot, but still good

Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ.
- pete26

hey Pete, any thoughts on PK?

hey Pete, any thoughts on PK?
- Pat1993

His favorite.

didn't he have lots of freedom in MTL as well, but it just hadn't gotten to that point yet?
- Pat1993

I think 2 things happened when he went to Nashville:

1) He felt he had to live up to what Weber meant to the franchise, and that lead to him to focus on trying to be being popular, not necessarily a better player.

2) Nashville (the team) tried put a lot of marketing money behind PK, and the people who were marketing him likely helped him focus more on brand than on hockey.

I am not sure PK would have ever been this big about "brand" if he stayed in MTL, that being said, he was focused on his legacy too much for someone at the start of his career.

I think 2 things happened when he went to Nashville:

1) He felt he had to live up to what Weber meant to the franchise, and that lead to him to focus on trying to be being popular, not necessarily a better player.

2) Nashville (the team) tried put a lot of marketing money behind PK, and the people who were marketing him likely helped him focus more on brand than on hockey.

I am not sure PK would have ever been this big about "brand" if he stayed in MTL, that being said, he was focused on his legacy too much for someone at the start of his career.
- Mashadar

i really liked his one timer.

I think 2 things happened when he went to Nashville:

1) He felt he had to live up to what Weber meant to the franchise, and that lead to him to focus on trying to be being popular, not necessarily a better player.

2) Nashville (the team) tried put a lot of marketing money behind PK, and the people who were marketing him likely helped him focus more on brand than on hockey.

I am not sure PK would have ever been this big about "brand" if he stayed in MTL, that being said, he was focused on his legacy too much for someone at the start of his career.
- Mashadar

So on the surface Habs won the trade, but had they kept him, they may have been better, so technically we may have lost out

So on the surface Habs won the trade, but had they kept him, they may have been better, so technically we may have lost out
- habs88888

That is the things about trades, you never know.

I liked PK a lot on MTL. I get the value of Weber, but to me, PK was a lot more fun and entertaining.

The debate will go on forever.

i really liked his one timer.
- kicksave856

His low fives was also entertaining

His low fives was also entertaining
- habs88888

yeah i liked him.

That is the things about trades, you never know.

I liked PK a lot on MTL. I get the value of Weber, but to me, PK was a lot more fun and entertaining.

The debate will go on forever.
- Mashadar

So the really clear cut win so far from MB is the Pacioretty trade