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  1. 20 minutes ago, tomh009 said:

    I also like Hughes' drafting logic: not drafting the best player today, but the one that will be the best in five years' time. So far, this looks to be working out with Slafkovsky.

    I wonder how Wright would be doing in habland, if had of chosen him?:spamafote:

  2. 4 minutes ago, Habs Fan in Edmonton said:

     

    My hope is that Demidov or Lindstrom fall to 5 (assuming the Habs draft there). If not, I wouldn't be surprised if the Habs take Iginla or Catton or maybe Helenius. The top 10 is really tough to predict, mock drafts are all over the place after Celebrini.  

    ... Habs win lottery and take Celebrini. Aside from that any of a handful would be fine by me.

    Eiserman seems too Hoffman-like, from what i have heard, is about the only one i not keen on seeing in a a Habs #24 jersey.

    Only another 2 1/2 months to go...

  3. 8 minutes ago, GHT120 said:

     

    As always, with soooooo mnay players, the question is whether the #s will translate to the NHL.

     

    After watching his junior career I was so pumped when the habs got Corey Locke in the 4th round of the 2003 after his CHL Player of the year and Top Scorer Awards (Regular Season: 66 gms, 63 g, 88 a, 151 pts; Playoffs: 46 gms, 23 gms, 19 g, 19 a, 38 pts) ... GREAT AHL player ... 9 gms, 0 g, 1 a ... albeit Locke was smaller. 

     

    That is why NHL scouts/GMs get well-paid.

    You are reaching way back for Locke example. Is zero reason Not relevant to drafting a WHL sniper in 2024 is it. Given are 1,000 other top prospects who flopped, we all know is always bit of a crap shoot with high-school kids.

     

    And i would prefer to see them go bit more risky for offense upside, than a solid 2 way sure fire NHLer.

    Like a more offensive Demidov or Catton.

     

    (like: i preferred Jagger Firkus (63gms 61goals 126pts this year) vs a Owen Beck)

  4.  Bruins/Dallas/Florida/Rangers/Vancouver dressed 10 different d-men this year

    Aves/Oilers/Carolina dressed 9 different d-men.

    So NHL-ready depth always needed. e.g. Savard goes down in Oct and Reinbacher or Mailloux recalled earlier than wanted.

    And also seems a given, that at least 1 d-man will be traded before the fall.

  5. Habs Prospects

    KalPa Kuopio at Kärpät Oulu 11:30 am - Liiga Bronze Medal Game (single-elimination game)

    Oliver Kapanen -

    Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at Saginaw Spirit 7:05 pm - OHL Quarter Final (best-of-7) (Series tied 2-2)

    Owen Beck -

     

    https://www.habseyesontheprize.com/adam-engstrom-montreal-canadiens-prospect-development-rogle-assistant-coach-max-bohlin-interview-comments-shl-playoffs-final/

     

    "...You mentioned the defensive adjustment. Brendan Davidson came back and has formed a very solid pair with with Adam Engström defensively, which is maybe not what we expected as Montreal Canadiens fans."

     

    "No, I really like that pair and Brandon has served as a good mentor for Adam as well. Brandon with his NHL experience, obviously learning a lot over there, so they have been [good]. On the contrary, Adam is teaching Brandon, maybe how to play with the puck more. I think they fit well as a pair."

  6.  

    Rocket Weekly: The Pressure’s On Now – HabsWorld.net

     

    – With Florian Xhekaj joining the team on a tryout deal, forward Jakov Novak was returned to ECHL Trois-Rivieres just a day after being recalled.  Chris Jandric was also sent down for the Lions’ playoff run.

    – Luke Tuch signed a one-way deal with the Rocket, meaning he’ll be eligible to play down the stretch and in the playoffs if Laval qualifies.

  7. 58 minutes ago, Prime Minister Koivu said:

    My only complaint is that June 28 is too far away. I want to know now 🥳

    Well, on May 6th or 7th will find out what spot.

    Jets vs Aves, i think it is, assume Aves will be favored?

     

    Montreal Canadiens Draft Lottery Odds Officially Locked In (msn.com)

    First Overall: 8.5 percent

    Second Overall: 8.6 percent

    Third Overall: 0.3 percent

    Fourth Overall: N/A

    Fifth Overall: 24.5 percent

    Sixth Overall: 44 percent
    Seventh Overall: 14.2 percent.

     

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