but you hope for it? Do you really think the Habs have a better chance against Pitt over TB? I know the looked super flat last last game against TB but I think they have a better chance against TB than Pitt
- Pie

I think Pittsburgh will stumble again.

I think Pittsburgh will stumble again.
- Pecafan Fan

Its possible, they do have some key injuries and Fleury has the potential to be Price like, for good or bad

Tu te trompe de parti. Les libéraux promettent 250 000 emplois depuis 2 ans, la CAQ dit juste qui vont nous faire sauver de l'argent en crissant dehors du bois mort.
- BashCH

C'est certain qu'il y a une trop grosse bureaucratie à certains endroits(notamment en santé), mais la proposition des CAQistes est exagérée. Si Legault avait une chance de rentrer, il ne promettrait pas ça. Renvoyer tout ce monde-là, ça affecterait grandement la qualité des services gourvernementaux pis Legault le sait.


Par ailleurs, la proposition des Libéraux des 250 000 emplois en 5 ans, c'est bien, mais c'est rien d'hors du commun. C'est 10 000 emplois par année de plus qu'il s'en est créé en moyenne dans la dernière décennie, une décennie affectée par une des plus grosses crises financière sinon la plus grosse depuis 1930.D'un côté, faut s'en réjouir qu'ils aient des attentes modérées.

Pour ceux qui sont encore indécis, ceci pourrait peut-être vous aider.

Texte intéressant sur les propositions en Emploi de chaque parti:

http://www.lactualite.com...t-pour-creer-des-emplois/

En Santé: http://www.lactualite.com...rtis-en-matiere-de-sante/

Pour rire: http://www.lactualite.com...bables-en-vue-du-8-avril/

C'est certain qu'il y a une trop grosse bureaucratie à certains endroits(notamment en santé), mais la proposition des CAQistes est exagérées. Si Legault avait une chance de rentrer, il ne promettrait pas ça. Renvoyer tout ce monde-là, ça affecterait grandement la qualité des services gourvernementaux pis Legault le sait.


Par ailleurs, la proposition des Libéraux des 250 000 emplois en 5 ans, c'est bien, mais c'est rien d'hors du commun. C'est 10 000 emplois par année de plus qu'il s'en est créé en moyenne dans la dernière décennie, une décennie affectée par une des plus grosses crises financière sinon la plus grosse depuis 1930.D'un côté, faut s'en réjouir qu'ils aient des attentes modérées.

Pour ceux qui sont encore indécis, ceci pourrait peut-être vous aider.

Texte intéressant sur les propositions en Emploi de chaque parti:

http://www.lactualite.com...t-pour-creer-des-emplois/

En Santé: http://www.lactualite.com...rtis-en-matiere-de-sante/
- QuebecPride

- Pecafan Fan

whoa...chrome Auto translate settings on esperento

Estas certe, ke ekzistas tro granda burokratio en iuj lokoj (aparte sano), sed la propono CAQistes estas troigita. Se Legault havis oportunon iri, li promesas ne ĝin. Reiru tuta mondo, kiuj forte influas la kvaliton de servoj gourvernementaux malbona Legault scias. Plie, la Liberala propono de 250.000 postenoj ene de 5 jaroj, tio estas bone, sed tio estas nenio el la ordinaraj . Tio estas 10.000 laborpostenojn por jaro super tiu estas kreita averaĝe en la lasta jardeko, jardeko tuŝitaj de unu el la plej grandaj de la plej granda financa krizo ekde alie 1930.D Unuflanke, estu s ' . gxojas ke ili havas moderan atendojn por tiuj, kiuj estas ankoraŭ hezitemaj, eble tiu povus helpi vin. interesa teksto pri la proponoj de ĉiu partio Jobs: http://www.lactualite.com...t- al-krei-la-laboro / En Sano: http://www.lactualite.com...rtis-en-matiere-de-sante/ Ridi http://www.lactualite.com...bables- en-vidpunkto-de-8-aprilo /

but you hope for it? Do you really think the Habs have a better chance against Pitt over TB? I know the looked super flat last last game against TB but I think they have a better chance against TB than Pitt
- Pie

I think I prefer the matchup against PITs, looks to be a better fit in terms of playing style for the Habs. At least they certainly look better against the Pens than the laightgningne

I think I prefer the matchup against PITs, looks to be a better fit in terms of playing style for the Habs. At least they certainly look better against the Pens than the laightgningne
- QuebecPride

did you just have a stroke?

I think I prefer the matchup against PITs, looks to be a better fit in terms of playing style for the Habs. At least they certainly look better against the Pens than the laightgningne
- QuebecPride

other than the last game, Habs have played TB well. I get the forecheck pressure etc. that give MTL fits to me its probably 6 one way half a dozen the other. I'd be more concerned about them freefalling down to 7th with 5 to go.

Don't forget that this is the playoffs we're talking about and Tampa has a rookie coach, with a ton of rookies on the roster who don't know what to expect.

Ray Ferraro said it best, (paraphrasing).

When it comes to the playoffs, no matter how prepared and ready you think you are as a rookie, you're not. It's a whole other animal. His first playoffs gae featured other 1st time players like Pat Verbeek and he recalls that Hartford thought they were ready but literally went more than half of the 1st period without a shot on net.

My point of this is simple. Frget about how teams played one another in the regular. Forget about how Montreal couldn't score against Tampa but beat Boston repeatedly. This is the playoffs and the game is completely different. It won;t be wide open but all low scoring, hard checking games where guys like Murray will excel because of the clutching and grabbing which is permitted.

There is a reason why guys like Moen, Prust do well. The whistle is put away and the slower, grizzled veterans know how to get away with things.

Don't forget that this is the playoffs we're talking about and Tampa has a rookie coach, with a ton of rookies on the roster who don't know what to expect.

Ray Ferraro said it best, (paraphrasing).

When it comes to the playoffs, no matter how prepared and ready you think you are as a rookie, you're not. It's a whole other animal. His first playoffs gae featured other 1st time players like Pat Verbeek and he recalls that Hartford thought they were ready but literally went more than half of the 1st period without a shot on net.

My point of this is simple. Frget about how teams played one another in the regular. Forget about how Montreal couldn't score against Tampa but beat Boston repeatedly. This is the playoffs and the game is completely different. It won;t be wide open but all low scoring, hard checking games where guys like Murray will excel because of the clutching and grabbing which is permitted.

There is a reason why guys like Moen, Prust do well. The whistle is put away and the slower, grizzled veterans know how to get away with things.
- willey101

Its true vets should excel, but the POs vs. Reg season reffing is a bit overblown, its like a difference of .5 PPs (5.6 vs 5.1 across the league or something close to it) over the course of a game, although since 2005, the trend is getting back towards the difference that was the case in the 90s

One thing that sticks out to me though. If Tinordi had of cost the team a chance in a tight game with a stupid penalty like Murray's would he ever see the ice again?

Its true vets should excel, but the POs vs. Reg season reffing is a bit overblown, its like a difference of .5 PPs (5.6 vs 5.1 across the league or something close to it) over the course of a game, although since 2005, the trend is getting back towards the difference that was the case in the 90s
- Pie

Scores are the same. Wonder what the stats are for PP's in reg vs playoffs.
All I am saying, is the playoffs' are a different animal. I don't care how teams matched up during the regular season, it stars from 0. It's about adjusting, and coaching and taking advantage of little nuances in the game that can make the difference.

did you just have a stroke?
- stormey

Thought the same when I saw the name of the 3rd round pick guy signes by the Leafs last night... what's his name again?

One thing that sticks out to me though. If Tinordi had of cost the team a chance in a tight game with a stupid penalty like Murray's would he ever see the ice again?
- Pie

Maybe they don't want to expose Tinordi to this just yet?
I mean, maybe they shelter him (too much) ?

One thing that sticks out to me though. If Tinordi had of cost the team a chance in a tight game with a stupid penalty like Murray's would he ever see the ice again?
- Pie

A rookie and a veteran will never get the same treatment.

That's the way it is with every team.

What will Habs fans excuse be when your team Loses again in the First round??
No injuries this year, maybe the Sun got in their eyes, hit the Ice and that glare was too much for them. One and done, Montreal..Again!!

- Pecafan Fan

yeah, I saw that when it came out...Jimmy Fallon has an awesome team working with him

- Pecafan Fan

You can make them say anything. Too funny.

What will Habs fans excuse be when your team Loses again in the First round??
No injuries this year, maybe the Sun got in their eyes, hit the Ice and that glare was too much for them. One and done, Montreal..Again!!
- jillann

MY God you're boring.

other than the last game, Habs have played TB well. I get the forecheck pressure etc. that give MTL fits to me its probably 6 one way half a dozen the other. I'd be more concerned about them freefalling down to 7th with 5 to go.
- Pie

True

remember before the season when everyone was laughing at the Wings and talking about how they're headed for the abyss?

Blablabla yadayadayada

Pour ceux qui sont encore indécis, ceci pourrait peut-être vous aider.

http://pq.org/

http://liberaux.net/
- QuebecPride

Ouais c'est ça...

remember before the season when everyone was laughing at the Wings and talking about how they're headed for the abyss?
- DoubleDown

I've learned about 5 years ago that this will NEVER happen, ever.

remember before the season when everyone was laughing at the Wings and talking about how they're headed for the abyss?
- DoubleDown

No,

I remember people saying they'd make the playoffs easily in the Eastern Conference though.