They can't buy a goal, it's pathetic
- stinger67

SJ has literally (frank)ed off for the last 25 minutes or so

They can't buy a goal, it's pathetic
- stinger67

16 shots on goal...

must have been the brown acid
- THE BLACK HAND

never take the brown acid.

ok, well how the hell do you foresee Price requesting a break and getting help, as he did? that alone has a huge impact.
- Pat1993

1/ They knew Weber was done

2/ They knew Danault was gone

3/ When Price agreed to be available for the draft, the Habs had to know something was up, and they certainly did before they publicly claim they knew.

4/ They knew KK did not want to come back, and made lowball contract offers to almost make that happen.

At any point when these occurred, the Habs could have changed their approach to reload for down the road, but instead, they went out and got 4th line plugs, a winger that really does not fit, and traded a #1 pick for a center that is not going to make them that much better (ie: a playoff team).

But the Habs blindly had the "anything can happen in the playoffs" philosophy, but forgot you actually have to make the playoffs for that to work.

Anyways, just beating a dead horse - going to be the same conversation for 78 more games.

ok, well how the hell do you foresee Price requesting a break and getting help, as he did? that alone has a huge impact.
- Pat1993

It has an impact but it’s not like Allen has been horrible. The lack of goals from their so called goal scorers is more of a problem right now

1/ They knew Weber was done

2/ They knew Danault was gone

3/ When Price agreed to be available for the draft, the Habs had to know something was up, and they certainly did before they publicly claim they knew.

4/ They knew KK did not want to come back, and made lowball contract offers to almost make that happen.

At any point when these occurred, the Habs could have changed their approach to reload for down the road, but instead, they went out and got 4th line plugs, a winger that really does not fit, and traded a #1 pick for a center that is not going to make them that much better (ie: a playoff team).

But the Habs blindly had the "anything can happen in the playoffs" philosophy, but forgot you actually have to make the playoffs for that to work.

Anyways, just beating a dead horse - going to be the same conversation for 78 more games.
- Mashadar

oy vey


I really hope you're wrong, we'll see where this goes lol

oy vey


I really hope you're wrong, we'll see where this goes lol
- Pat1993

I will keep this on the clip board to post for the next game.

Will be less frustrating than having to type it all out again.

1/ They knew Weber was done

2/ They knew Danault was gone

3/ When Price agreed to be available for the draft, the Habs had to know something was up, and they certainly did before they publicly claim they knew.

4/ They knew KK did not want to come back, and made lowball contract offers to almost make that happen.

At any point when these occurred, the Habs could have changed their approach to reload for down the road, but instead, they went out and got 4th line plugs, a winger that really does not fit, and traded a #1 pick for a center that is not going to make them that much better (ie: a playoff team).

But the Habs blindly had the "anything can happen in the playoffs" philosophy, but forgot you actually have to make the playoffs for that to work.

Anyways, just beating a dead horse - going to be the same conversation for 78 more games.
- Mashadar

I agree with all of this. But I think they had to get a centre of some sort. You can’t have Suzuki out there with no centre’s behind him. That’s not great for his development.

I agree with all of this. But I think they had to get a centre of some sort. You can’t have Suzuki out there with no centre’s behind him. That’s not great for his development.
- cburgess

Fair enough, but he did not have to give up a 1st, he could have gotten a lesser quality vet center for a lot cheaper, especially if it was a salary dump.

It has an impact but it’s not like Allen has been horrible. The lack of goals from their so called goal scorers is more of a problem right now
- cburgess

Allen has been fine, but Price has this quiet leadership going on, the team is more confident and plays differently when he's in net. but yeah I agree the offense has been inexplicably horrible.

Fair enough, but he did not have to give up a 1st, he could have gotten a lesser quality vet center for a lot cheaper, especially if it was a salary dump.
- Mashadar

No that’s fair, it will look bad if that’s a top 5 pick. Not sure if it’s lottery protected or not.

the sharks have quite a confidence booster there to start their damn road trip

the sharks have quite a confidence booster there to start their damn road trip
- Pat1993

Dancing Monkeys dammit!

Dancing Monkeys dammit!
- Pie

unfortunately they're gonna have to wait

Chiarot câlisse.

I do have adin hill in fantasy

4 games.

3 goals.

Everything is fine.

Meanwhile, the Sabres are 3-0.

Go figure.

Meanwhile, the Sabres are 3-0.

Go figure.
- Mashadar

the next starley cup champians

Can't wait for the Gaston Therrien - Norman Flynn press conference tomorrow.

Can't wait for the Gaston Therrien - Norman Flynn press conference tomorrow.
- stinger67

You mean when thye are named the next GM / Coach of the Habs?

Can't wait for the Gaston Therrien - Norman Flynn press conference tomorrow.
- stinger67

imagine if they were hired, but actually had success, wouldn't that be beautiful