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    fidopro
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    while I don’t necessarily disagree with you, what different approach would you have?

    you’re right Pat, there’s not much they can do. the coach said ‘it’s clear who is our top line’. well… it’s also clear they don’t have 2nd line lol
    until they do, the coach will have to be creative. and the fans patient.

    #40840
    Pat1993
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    great blog as usual, Hugo! 👍

    I wasn’t so sure about the idea of basically having three third lines out there, which is a direct result of not having a bona fide 2nd line centre to round out the top six, and after watching that game… I’m still not entirely convinced.

    while I don’t necessarily disagree with you, what different approach would you have? I guess they’ll manage to figure out which guys have the best potential chemistry playing with Demidov as the season goes, and that line will de facto become the official 2nd line…

    #40839
    kicksave856
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    great blog, friend!

    #40838
    fidopro
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    tks Hugo!
    I totally agree, only teams which don’t have a true 2 line will say they have 3 3rd lines.
    what I like most about this new Habs team is the speed. replace Savard by Dobson, Armia and Dvorak by Demidov and Kapanen… it shows!
    GO HABS GO!

    #40833
    Hugo Brossoit
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    The Montreal Canadiens began their 2025-2026 season by visiting the Maple Leafs in Toronto for what has become somewhat of a tradition for the first g
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