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ca parait pas beaucoup pour être honnête
ouin, c’est là que la conversation tourne en rond…
😂they are still learnning, no problemo. I just hope the coach is too.
I tend to think that he is and that the team can win with this guy, but we’ll see 😉
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🤣alright, one last thing about that, when they’re winning and aren’t running around like Benny Hill, it’s still the same damn system.
sure, adjustments can be made, but all teams go through slumps, and every young player will make mistakes. agree to disagree.
I don’t dislike him, told you before. I never liked his d system. it’s like watching Benny Hill running around.
but now I don’t like their PP!
so the d, the PP… whatelse is left to like? his press conference?
you’re right, a young and unexpericended team, but that is not a reason for bad coach’ strategies. how difficult is it to put Slaf in front of the net on the PP? noy halfwall, not bumper, not behind the net… in front of the fucking goalie!!
how difficult is it to put Caufield where he could shoot? (like Laine)
that has nothing to do with being a youong team.
and same goes for their play in the dzone.meh, I agree that the coaching isn’t perfect either and adjustments can be made but again I just find you’re putting too much weight on the coach when they’re losing, when they’re winning you aren’t saying anything so I guess they’re winning despite him.
you don’t like Martin St.Louis, it’s fine 🙂
to me Newhook and Dach are not fit to play center. so a center line with Suzuki, Evans, Kapanen and Veleno… I prefer. said that back at camp actually.
now if the coach can wake the fuck up and fix their play in the dzone and on the PP… it should be easier to win games.
I’m not holding my breath.…
🤣I always find you’re putting too much responsibility on the coach for this kind of thing, while underestimating the fact that this is a young team and that inexperience will surely lead to mistakes, but we’ve had this conversation before…
if Hutson makes mistakes and has a few bad games, it isn’t because of MSL’s system lol. bygones 👍
not bad. missed an open net for his 1st NHL goal but overall he did well.
not a bad lineup tbh. you see the job is not over yet, far from it, but I like this line up better. kind of.I would’ve liked to see what Dach could do with Bolduc and Demidov, he was starting to look like he belonged in the lineup, but the “broken goods” label is more than official now, sucks for him but they just gotta move on.
Kapanen keeps surprising me, so that’s nice, let’s hope he continues on this trend.
and in other news, looks like we’ll see
Bolduc Kapanen Demidov.
finally!
and Roy with Evans and Anderson…
how did Davidson look on Saturday?
meh, not in my book. too small and doesn’t score enough (unlike Caufield) to deserve top6 minutes.
decent 3rd line winger imo.yeah, you’re right, I guess my point was you can rely on him to play second-line minutes if need be, but ideally you want him on your bottom 6.
yep, play the kids, see what you have.
Laine, Newhook, Dach… tbh none of them are top6 materialyeah, well Laine sucks when it’s 5 on 5, Dach is simply unreliable because he’s always injured, but I’d say Newhook was looking much better before getting hurt, he has the potential of becoming a 2nd line player.
Not tht I want Stamkos, but if they were going to trade for an older player, I’d rather have one with a few years left than one with 5or 6+.
Will just use Laine’s cape space.
not a bad point, but at the same time, Stamkos isn’t looking good at all right now. Even if it’s a short-term deal, I’d rather consider other options and use that cap space more efficiently.
They need this 2nd line center now more than ever.
Give me Stamkos
and yes, Ze GreatZe Bleug Monsieur Brossoit!
ugh, I dunno about Stamkos though… I know he could turn things around in MTL but the guy has 5pts in 20 games, he’s getting pretty old, and is still making 8M per for another 2 years.
he is curseed
I don’t really believe in actual curses but yeah, it’s almost comical at this point how the guy can’t stay healthy, ever.
When the Montreal Canadiens started the season with a 7-3 record, it was quite easy to get swayed away by the great results, amazing plays and obvious
[See the full post at: Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them]great blog as usual, Hugo 👍
I think you wrote this before last night’s game? I didn’t watch it but it would seem that the blog’s title unfortunately remained very relevant. I’m not too worried though they’ll get out of this slump relatively quickly, if the injuries can stop piling on…
I just think the Habs probably have younger guys in the system who they want to see what they can bring before signing a 4C with little upside.
I don’t know if the Leafs could use him. They seem to have too many bad bottom 6 players lol
I’d say there aren’t that many for the moment, no. not saying it’s ideal but Kampf would be a short-term solution with Newhook out. he’s sound defensively and isn’t bad at the faceoff dot.
