Commandant

I Pray To Venus and she gives me every channel and every game i could ever want, in every sport and its dirt cheap. Just saying boys

The only thing i can say is that its been over a decade since we have seen anything resembling such a trade, so the price is impossible to say.

Arizona should be motivated for their last game.

Sens won... so 6th at worst. Could be 5th if arizona wins their last game... (or 1 point if we lose this)

I have no doubt on his offence translating to the NHL. Its the defensive end that is the issue but i think he will be good enough there too. He might need AHL time though.

Hes really showing that crazy edgework in the ozone to create space and chances. D is better too. Just got an assist on a shot slaf tipped in.

its clearly francophone factor. 1) desharnais was mainly a C during his time, so he'd be the 5th centre. 2) the fifth centre is the only position that has a fifth and weirdly, its Tatar, who was a Left Wing,,, and that line would be the Tatar - Danault - Gallagher a line for years. I'd also put Ryder ahead of Desharnais.

Right now it's fun. Going forward he has some things to work on and might need to start in the AHL next year.

Hutson was fun to watch, but as dangerous as he was offensively, there were some rookie adventures in the Habs end too.

Nice to lose this.

Im fine with it. Let him play. The game is meaningless, why shelter.

Lane is HIM

Its not just waiting. It sounds like its negotiations on when his deal begins.

Keep in mind any comparison is a stylistic comparison, not a talent one.... so just cause someone is compared to Aho doesn't mean that the point totals is what we are comparing. He's a centre IMO. Yes, I see him in the NHL in 25-26, but I wouldn't say regardless of who takes him. Every team has different philosophies on what they do for development, but I'd think barring injury and lost development time in 2024-25, he'd be in the NHL by then. Some teams might even put him in the NHL 2024-25. What are people missing? I think he has almost no weaknesses. He does everything you need a player to do at an above average level, while still being elite in a few areas

What he is doing in the mens league in Finland is special... and its at both ends of the ice. Now hes also doing it in the exhibition games for the Mens world Championships. Our full report is up at Lwos though. And i dont go by what other sites have. I try to look at it independently, its why we had Quinn Hughes much higher than other sites and Mike McCarron as a third round pick.