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fidopro
Chicago Blackhawks
Location: Service Temporarily Unavailable, QC
Joined: 08.10.2008

Sep 21 @ 11:32 AM ET
the problem is on D and net IMO. This is a development year so of course they have big holes in the line up in different places, they have to move some contracts, develop the kids so they can graduate when they are ready.

Any fans that complain the team sucks, is not winning, they just don't understand what's happening. This is going to be painful to listen to those people often. Some of the kids will take time, some will take a step backward, some will be injured, this is not going to go quick and without bumps.

I just hope they don't end up with a cinderella story and they end up closer (without success) to a playoffs spot then they should. Next summer would be a great time to get another top 5 pick while the kids already drafted get closer to the big show.

- Symba007

that'd be really surprising imo. they could do well early in the season, but as teams get ready for the playoffs, after xmas, wins will be harder to get. kids will slow down as they often do in their first long NHL season. and don't forget they'll be sellers at the tdl.
Xizord
Montreal Canadiens
Location: I am Eklund, QC
Joined: 01.03.2007

Sep 21 @ 11:38 AM ET
the problem is on D and net IMO. This is a development year so of course they have big holes in the line up in different places, they have to move some contracts, develop the kids so they can graduate when they are ready.

Any fans that complain the team sucks, is not winning, they just don't understand what's happening. This is going to be painful to listen to those people often. Some of the kids will take time, some will take a step backward, some will be injured, this is not going to go quick and without bumps.

I just hope they don't end up with a cinderella story and they end up closer (without success) to a playoffs spot then they should. Next summer would be a great time to get another top 5 pick while the kids already drafted get closer to the big show.

- Symba007


This post make wayyyy too much sense for this website

please revise to Take me drunk i'm home level ( did he die ?)
Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens
Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC
Joined: 02.25.2007

Sep 21 @ 11:42 AM ET
This post make wayyyy too much sense for this website

please revise to Take me drunk i'm home level ( did he die ?)

- Xizord


I'm sure he'll be back by the first losing streak.
Xizord
Montreal Canadiens
Location: I am Eklund, QC
Joined: 01.03.2007

Sep 21 @ 11:45 AM ET
that'd be really surprising imo. they could do well early in the season, but as teams get ready for the playoffs, after xmas, wins will be harder to get. kids will slow down as they often do in there first long NHL season. and don't forget they'll be sellers at the tdl.
- fidopro


oh the truck of goodies we will get for Drouin
pete26
Montreal Canadiens
Location: (HE, HIM, HIS), ON
Joined: 11.20.2008

Sep 21 @ 12:10 PM ET
The 26 year old centre was injured in late January and did not return to action until March 17th. St. Louis took over the team while Dvorak was out, and the American centre played the best hockey of his career under the Habs new coach.

Dvorak was held scoreless in his first three games upon returning from injury, but took off after that. He would finish the year by scoring 17 points in the team’s last 20 games. That put him ahead of Suzuki by two points over the final fourth of the season for the team lead.

If Dvorak plays 130 games this season...he could get 110 pts...simple math. Could even pass Gretzky record if he plays over 250 games.

- Symba007



This little gem should not be left unnoticed..
Symba007
Montreal Canadiens
Location: You are all perennial cynical sissies , ON
Joined: 02.26.2007

Sep 21 @ 12:21 PM ET
This little gem should not be left unnoticed..
- pete26

Mashadar
Location: Let the creamy goaltending season begin!
Joined: 08.31.2014

Sep 21 @ 12:24 PM ET
The 26 year old centre was injured in late January and did not return to action until March 17th. St. Louis took over the team while Dvorak was out, and the American centre played the best hockey of his career under the Habs new coach.

Dvorak was held scoreless in his first three games upon returning from injury, but took off after that. He would finish the year by scoring 17 points in the team’s last 20 games. That put him ahead of Suzuki by two points over the final fourth of the season for the team lead.

If Dvorak plays 130 games this season...he could get 110 pts...simple math. Could even pass Gretzky record if he plays over 250 games.

- Symba007


When Dvorak is not scoring, he is at least still a useful player on the ice.

Can't say that for others.
Symba007
Montreal Canadiens
Location: You are all perennial cynical sissies , ON
Joined: 02.26.2007

Sep 21 @ 12:31 PM ET
When Dvorak is not scoring, he is at least still a useful player on the ice.

Can't say that for others.

- Mashadar

agreed and his contract is not that bad. He can be a 2c/3c until Fantilli is ready
pete26
Montreal Canadiens
Location: (HE, HIM, HIS), ON
Joined: 11.20.2008

Sep 21 @ 12:39 PM ET
agreed and his contract is not that bad. He can be a 2c/3c until Fantilli is ready
- Symba007



Also Cliffy, this Fantilli dude.


Is he a love child or something??

Karine Hains
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Lévis, QC
Joined: 10.27.2018

Sep 21 @ 12:45 PM ET
new blog: https://www.hockeybuzz.com/blog.php?post_id=118765
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