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Forum: Fauteuil - DGSun. at 3:44 p.m.
Thread: Habs win Macklin
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Campabee</b></div><div>There isn't a contract on the roster that is hurting the organization or keeping them from resigning players or blocking the signing of other players. There are overpaid contracts but they are an annoyance not a hindrance.

BTW, there are ways around the 50 contract limit, just sign the prospects you want to their ELC then sign the vets you want in Laval to an AHL contract, it prevents the vets from being called up but also doesn't count towards the 50 contract limit.

I think its kind of funny trading guys like Kovacevic and Dvorak as if they are cap dumps but both contracts end after next season and Kovacevic's contract is less than the Peeke buyout cost, which would also have an additional year added on to it.

Monahan does not make sense, he would just be blocking younger guys from developing at the NHL level and the Armia-Newhook-Gallagher line was great near the end of the season, I would like to see them start next season together.

Why are you breaking up Caufield-Suzuki-Slafkovsky? Do you not realize they were the highest scoring line in the league from the TDL to the end of the season, it seems like a really big mistake to not go into next season with that line intact.</div></div>

Kovacevic isn't really a cap dump, but I can see Boston wanted a pick because of their mistake for giving a 3rd for Peeke. Montreal will also likely want to have somes flexibility about the number of players before issues (ex : injuries). And that's also a horrible idea to send down Dvorack (and you can't execpt that's become of what happened with Armia last season).

If you think Monahan blocks our young players, just don't forget that Beck was our only C prospect in our core, and he will likely gonna take the place of Evans when his contract will gonna expire. Also, it's a bad idea to have a full C line with 4 young players, you need somes veterans like Monahan to put out somes pressures on them. And the Newhook-Monahan-Roy is also a great fit.

The Caufield line switch is just an idea, but I can expect that the 1st line will not gonna change.
Forum: Armchair-GMSun. at 12:36 p.m.
Forum: Mock-DraftFri. at 10:32 a.m.
Thread: Re-2022
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>mokumboi</b></div><div>Yes, of course Primeau screwed up. But Hutson's mistakes set up the whole situation. The Habs should have been out of the zone 3-4 seconds earlier.

Side note: it's always been a dream of mine to see a game in Montreal. I'll get there one day. And it will surelybe expensive. :squinty</div></div>

Bell Centre is always a special place for a hockey game, even when the roster is good or bad. But the best time is a Sathurday Night : if the game is tight and intense, the atmosphere is to another level (ex : the Habs vs Bruins game in November this season). But personally, I suggest you the Molson Zone if you want somes very good atmosphere, because all the Bell Centre atmosphere is from this section, and they are the less expensive tickets.
Forum: Mock-DraftThu. at 10:18 a.m.
Thread: Re-2022
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>mokumboi</b></div><div>Everyone needs to pump the brakes on Hutson. I get he's very exciting and that he's made a couple offensive plays and that it's pretty amazing they're already playing him 20-something minutes.

BUT he also has SO MUCH work to do defensively. He was already at fault on an OT winner and a 3rd period equalizer, and that doesn't include the 3-4 D zone giveaways he got away with. Two warm and cold games does not vault him past a bunch of legit top 25 prospects (a few of whom somehow don't even make the list above Miro, but that's a whole other thing).

He doesn't magically soar above Jiricek and Gauthier and Snuggerud and Yurov and Nazar and others that easily.</div></div>

I understand the points that you want to said, but I have some things to ajust.

- For the Raymond OT goal, Anderson didn't really pushed hard on Larkin and maybe the only mistake that he maked is that he didn't turned on the good side, but I can considerate that as a nervosity for a 1st NHL game.

- About the 3rd period equalizer, if you talking about the Sprong goal on a no angle ???? If is that, Hutson haves nothing to do with that, all of that is about the Primeau's position.....

- A huge mistake that I can considerate is the Compher 1st goal on the game in Detroit, out of his position because he followed Kane, but that's also happened in the 1st 10min of his NHL career...

But I think defensively, he is underrated, especially about when he relaunch the play in the D-zone and the way that he use his size defensively. Even that it's little bit early to said that he can be that high, I think that he is easily the biggest steal of this Draft and also a likely top 15.

Elite Prospect maked a great and interresting analysis about the two first games of Hutson. The link of the video is there : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdOLDz6i_9Q