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Metallica

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  1. 1 hour ago, HabsWEST said:

    And why I always maintained ..leadership starts from top down and starts by respecting the tradition of players that come by once in a decade or longer..and honour their loyalty and commitment.

     

    MB shows his true colours.. He was quoted on Radulov " ...loyalty you only get from your dog...and no loyalty shown.." Well he turns around and roles reversed on Markov.

     

    http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/report-andrei-markov-felt-disrespected-canadiens-bergevin/

     

     

    Perhaps this is in back on current minds of the team or potential future members.

     

    But from top down.. 

     

    1. Molson should step down as President and appoint a hockey / or career sports executive ( Toronto, Chicago, and so forth .) Not many owners are also Presidents of their team.

     

    2. Bergevin has lost all respect and integrity on this. And the tipping point of the fortunes of this team..

     

    He will trade #27 for depth players I am sure and his so called more " Character "

     

    He should lead by example and he himself should show " Character " in this case how he treated or perceived to treat Markov, a Career habs.

    In my opinion this team started to go down hill once molson took it over again. They didn't care when they owned it before and its the same  BS now with them.

     

    The Last time a owner cared about this team and its fans was George Gillett.

  2. 4 minutes ago, Commandant said:

     

    You argued that clutch would be the reason some players make more money than others.  It was a straw man.

     

    Of course you have no argument left... so now you attack me personally.  No actual argument so you say i haven't grown up and am spoiled....

     

    All doing that attack does is show you have nothing left here.

     

     

    You're the one crying about that you don't care what the Internet says even though it explains clutch.

     

    And FYI  top players get paid top money because they come up big in games. THAT IS CLUTCH..

     

    Thats ok I am end Ing this since you are the type that's needs to be right  all the time.

  3. You miss read what I wrote. I never said all  players are the same. You are the one saying all players are the same and that there no clutch players. 

     

    Thats ok thought you're haven't grow up yet and still have to get your way.  That comes from someone who has been spoiled there whole life.

  4. 29 minutes ago, Commandant said:

     

    No... Elite players get paid more cause they are elite. 

     

    Sidney Crosby is a better player than Jacob de la Rose and is paid as such. 

     

    He is a better player in game 1 of the regular season, in game 27 of the regular season and in the playoffs. 

     

    Being a better player is not being clutch. 

     

     

    My saying that clutch is a myth doesn't mean that i think every player is the same... this is a ridiculous argument that you have made.  A total strawman. 

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clutch_(sports)

     

    Read what that says 

  5. There's a reason why not everyone in sports in any league make the same amount of money. The elite players get paid the most money because they are clutch players. When the game is on the line your best players are your clutch players.

     

  6. 33 minutes ago, The Chicoutimi Cucumber said:

     

    Houle's incompetence was truly breathtaking, but I'm not sure we can in any way relate the past 15 years of mediocrity to him. Between Savard (who began the mop-up job) and Gainey, who completed a total rebuild and, indeed, a second one after the Great Purge of '09, I think the organization's woes have other roots. (More specifically, player development seemed to be an issue under Bob, along with some rotten luck and some costly mistakes; Goat was a decent hockey mind but a terrible manager of human beings and the organization imploded under him as a result; and MB's ineptitude, while not quite of Houle proportions, has been sufficiently documented that I won't bother reiterating it).

     

    Whether there is a deeper explanation underlying these years of futility - some common problem running through the two owners and three GMs since Houle - is much trickier to discern. It could be as simple as saying that Montreal is a guaranteed profit-machine and that this means managerial people can afford to protect their bum-buddies and their own backsides rather than be absolutely ruthless in seeking a championship. Or maybe it's the opposite problem, i.e., a 'failure' to ever truly tank for multiple years because of a constant hunger to make the playoffs. (Then again, being satisfied with making the playoffs might be a *symptom* of complacency - 'well, if we make the dance, I know I won't get fired, so that's the main thing'). Or something else.  But it surely can't still be Reggie's legacy at this point.

    I think the issue was that once our core group of players became our core group of players, we stop the drafting and development of players. 

     

    We became contenders, and buyers. We depleted the system because we never added to the system just kept  taking way from it. We are now seeing the results of that mistake.

  7. 31 minutes ago, Commandant said:

     

    They are not really better.... not when you consider that all goalies do slightly better in playoffs because the refs call less penalties and less powerplays means less offence.

    Roy is a tremendous goalie.  He was also tremendous in the regular season, with many NHL records and vezina trophies to his name.  

    What makes Roy a clutch player is his 2 playoff mvps on 2 different teams and his 4 cups, with 2 different teams. If that's not a definition of clutch performer's I don't know what is.

  8. 23 minutes ago, Commandant said:

     

    So what you are saying is that the players you admire as clutch, are really just guys who are lazy in the regular season?

    I wouldn't say lazy, more like they do just enough to get to the playoffs then hit another level once playoffs start.

     

    Lazy are the players that just have a big year at the end of there contracts, in hopes of cashing in on a big deal when they become a ufa.

  9. 12 minutes ago, Worm said:

    Clutch is a myth at this level. 

     

    If it was not it would mean that playoff performers or late game performers are just lazy the rest of the time. 

    I think that some are, they don't play as hard in the reg season as they do once playoffs come around.

  10. 3 minutes ago, Commandant said:

     

    The guy with the identical points per game in the regular season and the playoffs... yup I know him. 

     

    Once again... no such thing as clutch.  He's just a good player. 

    His most important goals were in games 7. To me that's clutch. Showing up when your team needs you the most that's clutch 

  11. Was just wondering if anyone has done the same thing come game day?? Before I became a full time chef and had more time on my hands to watch games I could never go to a bar to watch the game. It had to be at home and I had to have pizza and wings and a rum and coke. But now a days I work long hours and have been eating healthier, so cut down on the wings and pizza. 

     

    So being new here thought I would ask and see??? what others do.

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  12. 12 minutes ago, DON said:

    I rather Oilers just give him to us for nothing but Hemsky and Morrow. 

    WHY do vast majority of proposals involve piling up a big bunch of low value Hab 'stuff' and actually think that will get a quality player in return?

    Don’t forget that the player coming back our way  seems to always be from Montreal ?

  13. Sadly I don’t see MB making any trades. The only time he will improve this team is on July 1st. With this cap space it scares me to see who he will over pay for .

     

    he isn’t giving up on this core so that means pacioretty, galchenyuk and Gallagher (only bargaining chips he has to trade) aren’t going to be traded.  Unless he gets exactly what he wants. So that leaves prospects, which we have very little of. So based on that I don’t see much happening at the deadline. If he could of made a trade he would of by know. That’s what happens when you back yourself in a corner.

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