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Oh thanks, now I feel better.

Very happy for Eller. But yeah does feel funny to have 2 ex Habs score the scf clinching tying and gwg.

that Vegas-San Jose 2nd period is dragging on.. bring on the intermission already !

Same here, I think Lekhonen has the smart and speed to keep up with Drouin. Lots of interesting lines combination in this thread. The truth is that combinations change a lot in the season , if not during a game. We'll end seeing most of them. The lines will revolved around duos that click. The 3rd guy will shuffle depending of the opposition. As @Zowpeb said, I see Hemsky playing on the top 2 lines. Maybe not for 20 min/game but that's where he can be effective. Playing a couple shift on a top line, then seeing Shaw play one to add intensity. Duos I look forward to see: Plekanec - Hemsky (we've been waiting for that duo for more than a decade) Drouin - Lekhonen Drouin - Galchenyuk Drouin - Pacioretty If Pacioretty and Drouin develop indeed a good chemistry it would be very promising. Finally a real first line?

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wow you guys nailed it

no prizes for Quebec participants I guess? I'm in anyways

He should stop thinking he is Letang or Karlson because he is not. He has some great abilities though. Not the whole package but he should develop his play around his strengths.

We need Emelin. Let's hope he gets his groove back in time for playoffs. He needs to start hitting again and stop the turnovers!

Hear the noise too Stephane. LOL dlbalr ! that's bad !

Serious hint: He is a Montreal Canadiens 1st rounder !

wow you're good there is only 1 current NHLer from CT with more game played than Patches and Quick.. who is it ?

Yes until you consider both are from Connecticut. Can you name another NHL player from Connecticut ? Nice compliment still.

haha. you do well. there's however I think different factors to be more optimistic with Semin. Plus he's not 36.

Still early in the Summer and training camp is a long way, but anyone here ready to predict Semin will get more points than Patches this season? Sure we don't know Patches' extent of injury, but that's part of the guessing game I feel like it's a hit or miss and I tend to think our PP can't get worse. It's safe to say Semin should really help the PP and it's also safe to say any player on a 1-yr deal tend to perform well. He's also only 31 so baring injuries, he should perform. My prediction would be that Semin will get more pts than our scoring leader from last season! Patch 72GP 32G 38A 70P Semin 74GP 31G 42A 73P