I'm an Ontarian with the mandatory grade 9 french education. I've got enough to order off menus and ask people parlez-vous anglais?
- Takemedrunkimhome

Oh ok! Basically, she sent them a letter stating legal articles and whatnot about how they can't just change the terms and conditions of their points program. At least, that's what I understood from it. I did read it pretty quickly once I realized what it was about.

I'm an Ontarian with the mandatory grade 9 french education. I've got enough to order off menus and ask people parlez-vous anglais?
- Takemedrunkimhome

Ontarien Demandé

wouldn't cost as much as grossebiere, but wouldn't bring the upside Habs need imo
- fidopro

I actually agree with you, le jeu de mot était tout simplement trop irrésistible

Olli cow, ça va faire mal!
- Good On Paper

I actually agree with you, le jeu de mot était tout simplement trop irrésistible
- Pat1993

De quoi tu parles, tu résistes jamais!

De quoi tu parles, tu résistes jamais!
- Good On Paper

C'est très très souvent irrésistible

Can't wait for the Habs to pass on Lavoie and then be told that the Central Scouting list isn't that legit...now.

Can't wait for the Habs to pass on Lavoie and then be told that the Central Scouting list isn't that legit...now.
- stinger67

*looks up USDNP list*

Vlasic!

should the Habs trade for Olli Maatta if he is available? 6'2", 24yrs old, LHD. He would replace Benn at this point
- Symba007

Alzner 2.0

Can you put a translator tab in your article?
- Jrw10

254-6011

Oh ok! Basically, she sent them a letter stating legal articles and whatnot about how they can't just change the terms and conditions of their points program. At least, that's what I understood from it. I did read it pretty quickly once I realized what it was about.
- Good On Paper

Ugh...just...ugh

15. Montreal Canadiens

Philip Broberg, D, AIK-Allsvenskan

If the draft were to play out like this, the Canadiens would be in an ideal spot. It’s not often you can say that with the No. 15 pick, but here they are, with two high-end options to address their biggest need and a tantalizing homegrown forward still up for grabs. While his postseason flurry with the Halifax Mooseheads will make center Raphael Lavoie very tempting, I think the Canadiens would be hard-pressed to ignore the gaping hole on left defense on their organizational depth chart. And there is Broberg, just sitting there, a big defenseman with exceptional wheels who was named the top player at his position by the IIHF directorate at the Under-18 world championships, helping Sweden win the gold medal. Broberg was second in the tournament among defensemen in scoring with six points in seven games. The thing is, he was far behind the player who finished first, and that player is also available. Cam York of the USNTDP had 11 points in seven games and plays a dynamic game, seemingly tailor-made for the modern NHL. Both fill a need, but I believe only one of them does that while also meeting the standard of best player available, and that’s Broberg. It is rare to see a player his size skate the way he does, and the opportunity to add a player who does something that fundamental to the game at an elite level is a hard thing to pass up. – Arpon Basu

Pronman: I don’t think Broberg will get close to No. 15, but he’d be a steal at this slot as a potential first pairing defenseman and would up there with Mikhail Sergachev in terms of most talented defensemen the Habs have drafted in recent years.

so it's between York and Broberg?

Can't wait for the Habs to pass on Lavoie and then be told that the Central Scouting list isn't that legit...now.
- stinger67

or the younger Suzuki? that'd be cool too

15. Montreal Canadiens

Philip Broberg, D, AIK-Allsvenskan

If the draft were to play out like this, the Canadiens would be in an ideal spot. It’s not often you can say that with the No. 15 pick, but here they are, with two high-end options to address their biggest need and a tantalizing homegrown forward still up for grabs. While his postseason flurry with the Halifax Mooseheads will make center Raphael Lavoie very tempting, I think the Canadiens would be hard-pressed to ignore the gaping hole on left defense on their organizational depth chart. And there is Broberg, just sitting there, a big defenseman with exceptional wheels who was named the top player at his position by the IIHF directorate at the Under-18 world championships, helping Sweden win the gold medal. Broberg was second in the tournament among defensemen in scoring with six points in seven games. The thing is, he was far behind the player who finished first, and that player is also available. Cam York of the USNTDP had 11 points in seven games and plays a dynamic game, seemingly tailor-made for the modern NHL. Both fill a need, but I believe only one of them does that while also meeting the standard of best player available, and that’s Broberg. It is rare to see a player his size skate the way he does, and the opportunity to add a player who does something that fundamental to the game at an elite level is a hard thing to pass up. – Arpon Basu

Pronman: I don’t think Broberg will get close to No. 15, but he’d be a steal at this slot as a potential first pairing defenseman and would up there with Mikhail Sergachev in terms of most talented defensemen the Habs have drafted in recent years.

so it's between York and Broberg?
- Symba007

Broberg may go top 10.

Broberg may go top 10.
- Mashadar

I think so too

or the younger Suzuki? that'd be cool too
- fidopro

Julien not too fond of Russian players, I wonder how he feels about Asians

Julien not too fond of Russian players, I wonder how he feels about Asians
- Pat1993

by the time he's ready CJ will be gone

by the time he's ready CJ will be gone
- fidopro

Well Nick should be ready before that, right? Unless something bad happens to Claude really soon...

Well Nick should be ready before that, right? Unless something bad happens to Claude really soon...
- Pat1993

yeah I was talking about the younger one obvoiously. can't say I disagree with Cloode on that one.

or the younger Suzuki? that'd be cool too
- fidopro

yeah...at least they have a better chance to get the good brother if they get both brothers this time.

or the younger Suzuki? that'd be cool too
- fidopro

'Maybe it works out, and maybe it doesn't - not a big fan of brothers on the same team... If Suzuki was the clear best player at 15, then sure. But I don't think he is, regardless, expect the Habs to go for a D.

yeah...at least they have a better chance to get the good brother if they get both brothers this time.
- stinger67

She threatened to sue the Montreal Canadiens for making changes to their points program without her consent.
- Good On Paper

LOL No. there is no lawsuit threat there whatsoever and at no point do I mention that they need my consent. Please do not become a translator and if you're just gonna say random stuff, you should just refrain.

- Pat1993

Again, why I don't like having brothers on the same team.

That being said, based on what I have read, the Suzuki brothers are more focused and understand what they need to do / how to be prepared to not only get to the NHL but keep improving.

The Kostitsyn brothers had the raw talent, but did not have a foundation to build on in order to succeed. Plus at that point, MTL player development was terrible, which did not help.

As a side note, I really hope they keep most of the kids in Laval for most of next year, for development...

Feel like the Flyers and Canadians fit for a trade.

Does Gostisbehere and 11 get Domi and 15?

Or would it be more like Gositsbehere for Drouin?

I think there is a match between these two