Habs Season Thread: 2024-25 Regular Season

[TheCountofMonteCristo]

It's also telling that once there was the slightest bit of expectations on the team, St. Louis starts to be a little less enjoyable to be around.

it is easy to be nice when people are fine when you lose

 

[Habsy]

View: https://x.com/frank_seravalli/status/1849639297541886155?s=46&t=a3HPp5YfHU2XDo78oSJMFA

If they do this Savard is gone for sure.

 

[GGpX]

I don't think they'll actually trade for a RHD.

It wouldn't shock me if they poached one off of waivers like they did with Kovacevic, though.

 

[TheCountofMonteCristo]

I don't think they'll actually trade for a RHD.

It wouldn't shock me if they poached one off of waivers like they did with Kovacevic, though.

which would be ironic given we got rid of Kovacevic

 

[CH1]

I don’t think MSL comes off as bad in that clip. WiFi on the other hand….

 

[GrandWazoo]

which would be ironic given we got rid of Kovacevic

We could use him right now. Might have made more sense to get rid of Savard instead if we needed to move a RHD.

 

[GGpX]

I don’t think MSL comes off as bad in that clip. WiFi on the other hand….

It's something that was discussed this summer. Will Xhekaj becoming anything more than a guy who punches people? If he doesn't, he's going to move around a lot before finishing his career in the AHL. If he can figure out how to be steady, he'll have a long career.

St. Louis's behavior reminds me of when they signed Farrell at the end of his third season at Harvard and he had to be placed in the lineup. St. Louis basically told reporters, paraphrasing, that he wasn't the one who wanted Farrell in the lineup.

 

[habs25th]

The shine's worn off pretty quickly, hasn't it?

It's never a good sign when the coach tells the reporter to answer his own question.

Well he's been doing that since he's been here.