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Michael Hage definitely looks like an intriguing piece for Montreal’s future, but I’d be careful about calling him “the answer” too early. What matters most now is how consistently he develops his two-way game, decision-making and ability to handle tougher competition. The Canadiens have some interesting young talent, so giving him the right environment and enough time could be more valuable than rushing expectations.
That’s one of the reasons prospect discussions are so interesting there’s always a mix of potential, patience and uncertainty. When I take a break from hockey, I sometimes browse other kinds of online entertainment as well, and recently came across https://mate-slots.org/. For Montreal though, I’d rather see Hage develop steadily than be forced into a role before he’s ready.With training camp a month away, the Montreal Canadiens have yet to make a significant change to their roster.
[See the full post at: Canadiens Notes: Is Michael Hage the Answer?]
