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GDT #47 - 2024/1/18 - Old Baby Bro

Playoffs is never worth it if you have no chance of winning it all. I don't blow up a rebuild just so I can maybe squeak into the 2nd wildcard berth. If you're not a Cup contender you should be a seller at the deadline.
Montreal, while having a lot of nice pieces, is not in danger of winning a Cup this year.

Using your logic, which pieces are you selling Q?
 
Montreal, while having a lot of nice pieces, is not in danger of winning a Cup this year.

Using your logic, which pieces are you selling Q?
Savard if the return is decent. A second rounder would be fine.

I'm not in a hurry to deal Newhook but he's not untouchable by any stretch.

Matheson could go but the price would be steep.

Dvorak can fuck off.

Evans I wouldn't bother resigning unless it's cheap (his shooting percentage is in free fall now so maybe)

Anderson can go. Not part of the future.

I have a newfound love of Armia but I'd listen to offers because, again, he is not part of the future.

Gallagher's contract is a boat anchor we won't be able to get rid of. We're stuck with him.

Struble isn't getting better. He can go. So can Pizzaghetti. Negative value.

On the prospect side, I'd be willing to part with Mailloux and/or Roy for the right deal.

The core group is Suzuki, Caufield, Slafkovsky, Dach, Heinemann, Hutson, Guhle.

The prospects that matter are Demidov, Reinbacher, Fowler, Beck, Hage.

Still missing a few pieces.
 
Habs won the math!

“ Even counting the deluge of goals the Canadiens allowed in the third period, they still controlled nearly 60 percent of the expected goals at five-on-five Saturday, were up 14-9 in high-danger chances and controlled 80 percent of the expected goals with Auston Matthews on the ice, according to Natural Stat Trick”
 
Habs won the math!

“ Even counting the deluge of goals the Canadiens allowed in the third period, they still controlled nearly 60 percent of the expected goals at five-on-five Saturday, were up 14-9 in high-danger chances and controlled 80 percent of the expected goals with Auston Matthews on the ice, according to Natural Stat Trick”
In other words, Dobes would have won this game in a shutout.
 
Habs won the math!

“ Even counting the deluge of goals the Canadiens allowed in the third period, they still controlled nearly 60 percent of the expected goals at five-on-five Saturday, were up 14-9 in high-danger chances and controlled 80 percent of the expected goals with Auston Matthews on the ice, according to Natural Stat Trick”

My issue with xg sometimes

Drai scores his second goal from a 80.5 deg angle with almost nothing to shot at and scores. Nothing surprising for Drai as this is his money spot and even for him that's not a 62% goal

Does Reaves have the same odds there?

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