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  • in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54663
    Pat1993
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    That was absolutely pathetic by Xhekaj. Get the damn puck out you clown. Now things unravelling quick. This dude just doesn’t get it. I swear.

    yeah, hockey is really fun.

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54641
    Pat1993
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    EEe, il lui reste un an et demie de contrat avant l’autonomie complète, lol.

    Tu as manqué cette partie là je pense.

    pas mal certain que des discussions d’extension de contrat ont déjà eu lieu, come on lol.

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54629
    Pat1993
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    C’est un paris risqué pour Minnesota mais c’est une équipe de milieu de pelleton depuis des années. Ils ont obetnu un défenseur d’impact. Il fait mieux d’être bon en séries, car avec sa taille, il s’est fait brasser lorsqu’il était à Vancouver une fois en séries.

    pas certain que c’est tant un “risque”, ils ont donné beaucoup mais Hughes est littéralement un des meilleurs défenseurs de la ligue… s’il est bien entouré il va être bon en séries lol.

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54573
    Pat1993
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    St. Louis clarified that Evans hasn’t been dealing with an injury.

    Hmmm

    there have been conflicting reports about him, the habs are saying it’s “personal reasons”, I doubt there’s a trade incoming or whatever.

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54571
    Pat1993
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    I think it is a win for Vancouver, slightly

    Only a good deal for the Wild if they win the cup or sign him to a long-term contract (or both).

    But I love that Guerin is swinging for the fences

    I see it a win for the wild in the short term, since they got the better player, but it could turn out to be a win for the Canucks in the long run, remains to be seen.

    it’s surely the best package that VAN was offered, don’t see any team beating that…

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54493
    Pat1993
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    C’est fait. Plusieurs mois de rumeurs se concrétisent. Le défenseur étoile Quinn Hughes a été échangé au Wild du Minnesota.
    En retour, les Canucks reçoivent le centre Marco Rossi, le défenseur prometteur Zeev Buium, l’attaquant Liam Ohgren ainsi qu’un choix de premier tour, rapporte l’informateur Elliotte Friedman.

    damn, tout un échange.

    pas si mauvais comme retour pour les canucks, même si idéalement ils auraient voulu garder Hughes..

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54398
    Pat1993
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    really happy to not be an Oilers fan. what a terrible trade

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54384
    Pat1993
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    Pens did well in the trade, get a 2nd and get rid of a long-term goalie contract they did not want (I think they put him on waivers last year), retain no money, and can flip Kulak for another pick down the road

    welcome back to MTL, Kuley!

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54364
    Pat1993
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    Agree 100%.

    But maybe it shakes up the team a little.

    Not sure they are better or worse, but giving up a 2nd round pick + Kulak is likely not a win.

    yeah, Jarry and that 3rd pairing guy from Nashville probably aren’t much of an upgrade over Skinner and Kulak, so they’re basically hoping the change of scenery will do the trick and get the team going.

    in reply to: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them #54342
    Pat1993
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    I think they had to get skinner out of there, not only because of his play but the whole funking circus it was creating.

    Not sure they get much of an upgrade in net, if at all.

    Desperation, I guess.

    it feels like they’re making a trade just for the sake of making one, yes.

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