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September 2, 2025 at 2:22 pm in reply to: Brossoit: The Two Canadiens Players You Want to Believe In #24395
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Can you help out the new guy and tell me the origin of this inside joke?
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September 2, 2025 at 10:37 am in reply to: Brossoit: The Two Canadiens Players You Want to Believe In #24361Metalhead
ParticipantI am not sure if there will be a trade before the start of the season, using the cap space created by Price’s departure.
I think they want to see what they got at camp first, unless something great pops up before that… given the options suggested out there are not that ideal TBH.
Thanks, the above is what I was wondering about.
Waiting to use the Price cap space makes more sense.September 2, 2025 at 9:42 am in reply to: Brossoit: The Two Canadiens Players You Want to Believe In #24342Metalhead
ParticipantWhy is price still a Hab?
re: the Price contract / cap space situation—
The Price contract going out before season open is the more urgent part, right?
That way The Habs start banking cap space immediately.
Part 2: “acquire player(s) to improve the team” might become easier as the season moves on.
Or is there something more to these moves?September 1, 2025 at 9:32 pm in reply to: Brossoit: The Two Canadiens Players You Want to Believe In #24269Metalhead
ParticipantGoodnight Canada, South Jersey and Gramps.
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Participantlol
That’s gotta be the Habs biggest mistake over the last 4 years.Metalhead
ParticipantIn 2021, Montreal lost the Stanley Cup final in 5 games.
4 years later, after a rebuild on the fly, they made it back to the playoffs.
They did that by making many very smart moves and very few mistakes.So, if you are proposing a trade with them, you have to ask: Would a really smart, well run team like Montreal agree to this trade?”
I don’t think Montreal will just take back “stuff” to get rid of the Price contract.
Pay with draft picks? Sure, they have all their own picks (plus a few extra) over the next 3 years.
Trade the Price contract *and* picks plus a young player for a veteran who can help them right now? Also sounds like something they would do.
But, trade the Price contract for some other team’s leftovers, problems, or bad contracts? I don’t think that is likely to happen.Metalhead
Participant(something I posted earlier this summer, before people started showing up)
A look at the trade for the rotting corpse of Shea Weber(‘s contract):
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March 7th, 2025 (w/Utah)
Hawks gave:
2026 5th round pickHawks received:
Weber contract
Victor Soderstrom
Aku Raty (went to play in Finland)
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June 13th, 2025 (w/Boston)
Hawks gave:
Victor SoderstromHawks received:
Ryan Mast
2025 7th round pick
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June 28th, 2025 (w/Florida)
Hawks gave:
2025 7th round pickHawks received:
2026 7th round pick
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Overall the Hawks gave up:
1.25 million dollars (Weber contract is only $1mm/year real money in the ’24/25 and ’25/26 seasons. Approx. 0.25mm in ’24/25 and $1mm in ’25/26)
2026 5th round pickOverall the Hawks received:
7.86 million dollar cap hit
Ryan Mast (AHL D-man)
2026 7th round pickSeems alright. I wouldn’t get too happy or sad about this. Cheap emergency cap floor compliance.
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