Simple man games lost does not tell the whole story. It requires context. The biblical nature was who was missing, and how many were missing at the same time and for how long. Like I said, apart from a couple few guys, a lot of those Habs MGL are to bottom of the line-up players/call-ups. For instance, right now the Habs have 12 injured players, but like half of them are AHL guys or bottom line/pairing guys. Another four are middle of the line-up guys who were not playing that well to begin with. So just saying "the Habs are missing 12 guys right now" is a bit misleading. Missing Thomas, Tarasenko, Parayko, Schwartz, Barbashev, Dunn, Sundqvist, Bozak, Gunnarsson and Bortuzzo all at the same time for an extended stretch is a whole other situation. That's a whole scoring line, a whole checking line and two regular D pairings all at once, and for weeks. Not the same animal.

But anyway, you have your viewpoint. If you think some great returns are coming for a crazy expensive goalie who has not played all season and a couple of D-men heading fast down the other side of the hill, fine. I won't argue it any further.

Ok, so when a Montreal players are injured, it doesn't count because they are bad top line/pair players or bottom of the line-up useless players. When St-Louis players are injured, well they are all important regulars.

You are so obviously biased.

No point even arguing with the fantasist tbh mate. Many have tried before. It gets you nowhere or he reports you.....but then he is a Habs fan, and the username says it all. Habs fans struggle with comprehension it seems.