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Ok, ça m'avait complètement échapper mais là, ça explique tout! Lmao!
Ya au moins deux imposteurs sur notre thread des Habs, Doc et ses Dead Leafs et l'autre veteran fan des Rangers! Lol!

Savez-vous la difference entre les Maples Leafs et une feuille d'erable?
La feuille d'erable bourgeone au printemps et tombent a l'automne, pas l'inverse! LOL!
 
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Btw Doc, we dont like munchkin, we dont grow up on donuts around here. Only cops eats that shit.
Et les fans des Dead Leafs qui idolatrent toujours leur ancient joueur! ;)

PS: Savez-vous que quand Tim Horton a ouvert sa 1er concession, ya demander aux autres joueurs des Leafs de venir signer des autographes pour faire la promotion de son resto cafe ... et les a payer en douzaines de beignes la game d'apres! LOL!
 
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Déjà le quart de saison dans les livres......que du positif .....du jeu excitant :) ...les playoffs?.....who kwnow????.......si non pas un drame...anyway on en parlait même pas...;)

NICK et GOLD ;).....sont à la hauteur et même plus....:)....XHEKAJ---GUHLE--MONTEMBEAULT - DACH -MONAHAN--------de belles surprises......ARMIA--DADONOV de grosses déceptions......allez les boys on continue de surprendre et d'épater la galerie....GO HABS GO..
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What? Most of his goals are scored from 20-25 feet distance, right in the slot, with precision wrist shot or one timer slap-shot. Thats not the definition of garbage goals, those are sniper's goals. Garbage goals are the typical Gallagher style goals. Dude, sorry, but you dont know shit about hockey to make statements like this one.
Garbage-time goals i said. Not garbage goals. Caulfield scores most of his goals when they no longer matter. But like i said previously: what’s the use of scoring a lot of goals when you give up as many & more when you’re on the ice. Anyways i’m not a big fan of players who look like munchkins. Large heads on a very small body. Beware, beware, beware!
 

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2022 Habs Xmas party. Cole & two of his friends singing a xmas carol for the kids.
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Well....we will forget about that one.... ;) .......et peut-on svp donner sa chance à SAM.....il le mérite et à lui de continuer à nous épater.....j'ai grande confiance.....:).
 
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Jake Allen’s season hasn’t gone off to a very good start so far. But people who’ve been critical of his play don’t realize that he isn’t really a legit #1 goaltender. He’s more of a backup & past seasons have shown that he isn’t comfortable playing too many games. The backup role always suited him well. It wouldn’t surprise me if he’d rather play a supporting role to Montembault or any other goalie & play with less pressure on his shoulders. A few years ago his role playing back up to Carey Price fitted him perfectly.
 

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Yess! Une autre belle victoire contre les Flames signer Jake "the snake" Allen qui en a goaler une tabarnak! Ca vas être bon pour son moral. Et Cole "the sniper" Caufield de Nick "the ninja" Suzuki avec un autre PPG spectaculaire! Sans oublier le but rapide de Juraj "the young gun" Slafkovsky qui a profiter d'un but dessert avec Markstrom rendu a ligne bleu! Lol!
Domination des Flames (43 tirs) mais yon trouver le moyen de gagner! ;) Pas de cannoli pour Toffoli demain matin! Lol!
 
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Faut reconnaître qu"il a du pif ST-LOUIS.....contre toute attente il a fait appel à ALLEN qui en a goalé toute une......BRAVO...et que dire again de GOLD CAUFIELD....oui vaut son pesant d'or.....et des défenseurs qui bloquent des tirs à répétition....oui une équipe qui
a du guts.....on lâche pas les boys.
 
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Again, this goal on a pass from Suzuki to Caulfield which is looking a lot like their other goals - Caulfield seems to locate a spot on the ice and Suzuki seems to know where he is and puts a laser pass on his stick blade- sort of like the batting practice pitch right on the barrel of the bat:
 
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Faut reconnaître qu"il a du pif ST-LOUIS.....contre toute attente il a fait appel à ALLEN qui en a goalé toute une......BRAVO...et que dire again de GOLD CAUFIELD....oui vaut son pesant d'or.....et des défenseurs qui bloquent des tirs à répétition....oui une équipe qui
a du guts.....on lâche pas les boys.
Yep! Gold "Leprechaun" Caufield vaut son pesant d'or! Lol!
 
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Yep! Gold "Leprechaun" Caufield vaut son pesant d'or! Lol!
It makes you wonder where the habs would be without the munchkin. He & Monahan seem like they’re the only guys on the team that can score on a regular basis. I think he could score 40 goals one day if he’s able to stay healthy & show he can play well under pressure.

Speaking of Monahan. I expect that the habs will try to trade him for a first round pick but i think they may be making a mistake if he remains healthy & if they can re-sign him. He may be better than any first round pick they’d be able to get for him plus je’s still a reasonably young player. One of these days the team will put more emphasis on winning & they’ll need players like Monahan.
 

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Speaking of Monahan. I expect that the habs will try to trade him for a first round pick but i think they may be making a mistake if he remains healthy & if they can re-sign him. He may be better than any first round pick they’d be able to get for him plus je’s still a reasonably young player. One of these days the team will put more emphasis on winning & they’ll need players like Monahan.
Monahan has been a huge surprise. Though he was a 6th overall draft pick in 2013, the last 2 years he produced a meager 51 points in 115 games. I would still trade him because the goal is not to make the playoffs, but to build for the future with draft picks and with a possible shot at Conor Bedard next year.
 

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Monahan has been a huge surprise. Though he was a 6th overall draft pick in 2013, the last 2 years he produced a meager 51 points in 115 games. I would still trade him because the goal is not to make the playoffs, but to build for the future with draft picks and with a possible shot at Conor Bedard next year.
Monahan’s production decreased because he was playing injured over the past two seasons. Various injuries including to his hips which is why he finally underwent surgery to both hips during the offseason which caused him to miss a good part of this season’s training camp. This season has been the first time he’s been healthy in at least two years or more.

After watching the habs play several times this season there is no chance they’ll be in a position to draft Bedard or that American kid Fantilli whom several scouts would draft ahead of Bedard. The habs habe too good of a team to finish near the basement. Last year’s poor play was likely an aberration. I doubt the habs will make the playoffs since the Eastern Conference is too strong but i expect them to finish somewhere between the 20th & the 25th overall position. What the habs could do is package several first round picks in order to improve their drafting position (say 3-5) but i doubt the teams in the first two positions would go for it. This happens a lot in the NFL & NBA but very rarely in the NHL.

The players they’d currently like to get rid of won’t get them as much as they’d hope for & a player like Gallagher has an untradeable contract. A team willing to take on such a bad contract would not only need the cap space to accomodate it but the habs would need to cover a good chunk of the money owed to him. But more importantly the price the habs would need to pay likely in the form of first round draft picks & possibly top prospects would be a no-no from the habs perspective.

If the habs were dead serious about having a realistic chance at drafting Bedard they would have kept Dom Ducharme instead of firing him in the middle of last season.
 
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