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IN THE HEARTS OF MEN

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  1. Struble back at practice. He's a Beast!
  2. We can also trade one of our current D prospects for a top forward and replace him with a top 10 D draft pick in 2024. The good news is we have so many assets, we can dictate the direction we go.
  3. I can't see Habs getting much for Allen. I think 3rd RD is best case, but even that is a reach.
  4. Nobody wants him participating in full practice until next season ( i surely dont). But, light skating on his own, to activate his quads, cycling for his hams, etc, to combat muscle atrophy will only help. As long as he's wearing his brace to avoid any twists, etc. He's over 4 months post-op, so he's almost there, if not already with fullbone growth around the pins holding his new ligaments in place. That's the biggest hurdle really. Odds of him re-tearing after ligamentization vs tearing it out of the bone before bone growth and fusion of pins /bones is much lower.
  5. There is a huge difference in timeline, pending which procedure was used to fix both ligaments -Double grafted semi tendinosis -double grafted patella tendon - cadaver If the cadaver was used in the procedure and given his young age.... 8 months to return isn't out of the question. I would expect he would wear a ortho brace to start. The semi tendinosis provides best results although hardest rehab, and comes with added hamstring issues.
  6. He has the rest of the season and next to earn a spot on Canada. He needs a solid +.920 for serious consideration. Habs will need to be a playoff team as well.
  7. For sure it will be Condotta. He is more a winger playing C anyways.
  8. I thought he needs to clear waivers only to get sent down. Signing mid-season puts him on NHL roster. Looks like we open up after all star break with Suzuki Evan Gignac Condotta down the middle
  9. So now considering the Lindholm trade, and how expectations evolved from that deal 48 hours ago. How can this not feel underwhelming.
  10. Injury risk... 100% get it. But league wide considered better player? Not so sure that's a league wide opinion, or your opinion unless we are factoring in recent injuries.
  11. Is it though? A 1st round pick was always the likely return provided Monohan returned to health and form. He showed last year and TY, that he never lost his form and only needed to remain healthy. The 3rd roumder is a wash unless jets do the unthinkable and win it all. Given the return for Lindolm... it this just seems like we left potential assets on the table just to make a deal. Here's to hoping we can secure his services again in the off-season.
  12. Sending him to Winnipeg and testing the Jets waters vs say Boston or NYR or Dallas does help with a possible but highly unlikely re-sign in the off-season. But, stranger things have happened.
  13. After seeing what was brought in for Lindolm... this seems like it's not enough. Considering they are the same age, Monahan is healthy and out performing Lindolmbthis season. As well as outperformed throughout their career
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