KK needs to be better than he was yesterday, I don't see any chemistry between him and Anderson though.

Our team only works if all 4 lines are contributing.
- Scabeh

true, we need them both to wake up if we want a glimpse of a chance

true, we need them both to wake up if we want a glimpse of a chance
- Xizord

Anderson did a few drive to the net that could have turned into something but we were unable to get that rebound.

Unfortunately, aside from that and a few good hits, he's not doing much else. Also looks completely lost in the defensive zone.

how many more years of your life are you willing to lose over this? Be honest.

If you are sick, stay home. I agree.

Otherwise enjoy life. It's short. We are wasting it as we speak.

And I'm the crazy one cause I believe in freedom, human rights and dear god, life itself.

Lock me up!!!!
- deadpoulet

You put your finger on it: everybody apart from you is against freedom, human rights and life itself. You finally cracked up the code on why there is sanitary restrictions. You can now stop your searches.

He will in game 2.

Oh and Caufield is just starting a 5 games with goals streak according to the woman who predicts the future for 10$ close to my office.
- Scabeh

10 points in 20 games, straight from college hockey, and some of these points are clutch plays in the playoffs.

...and he's not even officially a rookie yet.

10 points in 20 games, straight from college hockey, and some of these points are clutch plays in the playoffs.

...and he's not even officially a rookie yet.
- stinger67

Anderson did a few drive to the net that could have turned into something but we were unable to get that rebound.

Unfortunately, aside from that and a few good hits, he's not doing much else. Also looks completely lost in the defensive zone.
- Scabeh

well he had jump early in that game. KK/Byron weren't even noticeable. i'm not saying Anderson would be transformed on a different line, i would just like to see if it makes a difference. he's a guy who, even if he's not scoring, should be able to have those shifts that create momentum for the next lines.

Montreal finally exposed on Monday night for what they really are, A pedestrian team undeserving of any postseason play.
- Shady1962

How sad is your life that this is the best you can do? Like seriously, you took time out of your life to try and troll with this? They're a final four team, get over it and please, please CRY MOAR

10 points in 20 games, straight from college hockey, and some of these points are clutch plays in the playoffs.

...and he's not even officially a rookie yet.
- stinger67

- Scabeh

yEaH bUt WhAtAbOuT tHe WoRlD jUnIoRs?

yEaH bUt WhAtAbOuT tHe WoRlD jUnIoRs?
- stinger67

He only had 5 points in 7 games in his conquest of the gold medal. Bust.

(edit: i think you found the definitive sarcasm font there)

You put your finger on it: everybody apart from you is against freedom, human rights and life itself. You finally cracked up the code on why there is sanitary restrictions. You can now stop your searches.
- Réal_Ruelle

Well done

Fascinant l'être humain, plus le QI est bas plus il pense avoir tout compris et que LUI, il la la solution !

well he had jump early in that game. KK/Byron weren't even noticeable. i'm not saying Anderson would be transformed on a different line, i would just like to see if it makes a difference. he's a guy who, even if he's not scoring, should be able to have those shifts that create momentum for the next lines.
- DoubleDown

Anderson had wheels last night but he was off position a lot, in both zones. A few times I asked myself if he was RW or C, he even tripped on Weber in the first period. I agree that a different line may fix it.

Anderson had wheels last night but he was off position a lot, on both zones. A few times I asked myself if he was RW or C, he even tripped on Weber in the first period. I agree that a different line may fix it.
- Not_Yan

yes noticed this a lot

Anderson had wheels last night but he was off position a lot, in both zones. A few times I asked myself if he was RW or C, he even tripped on Weber in the first period. I agree that a different line may fix it.
- Not_Yan

He's never been the brightest light as a player.

He's never been the brightest light as a player.
- AdamFrench

he's a mauler

take a deep breath. habs got rattled last night. to be expected a bit with the young guys. most of the team have never been in this position before. after the first ten minutes of the game, they were puck chasing and got away from the structure they played with against the jets.

they will be better in the next game. they really need petry back. even at 85%, he is better than every other d-man on the team.

take a deep breath. habs got rattled last night. to be expected a bit with the young guys. most of the team have never been in this position before. after the first ten minutes of the game, they were puck chasing and got away from the structure they played with against the jets.

they will be better in the next game. they really need petry back. even at 85%, he is better than every other d-man on the team.
- Gramps28

At 4% Petry is better than Kulak

At 4% Petry is better than Kulak
- Takemedrunkimhome

Lol...a bit of a push but yeah, Montreal needs Petry like right .... now...

Lol...a bit of a push but yeah, Montreal needs Petry like right .... now...
- Karine Hains

The moment that first goal went in they changed how they were playing. I'm not a Deboer fan but he was right when he said something to the effect of the Habs "aren't comfortable playing from behind."

At 4% Petry is better than Kulak
- Takemedrunkimhome

Asking Kulak to replace Petry (and his minutes) is probably not fair to him.

Kulak as a 5-6, limited minutes and zones is OK.

The moment that first goal went in they changed how they were playing. I'm not a Deboer fan but he was right when he said something to the effect of the Habs "aren't comfortable playing from behind."
- Takemedrunkimhome

i mean they haven't done it in 3 weeks

The moment that first goal went in they changed how they were playing. I'm not a Deboer fan but he was right when he said something to the effect of the Habs "aren't comfortable playing from behind."
- Takemedrunkimhome

they need tarter in the line-up. they need another offensive threat. anderson needs to do something. anything at this point.

i know he is risky at times, but gus doesn't get intimidated out there. kulak and romanov did last night. tbf to romanov, playing only your 2nd PO in the SC semi-finals is a huge step up.

Asking Kulak to replace Petry (and his minutes) is probably not fair to him.

Kulak as a 5-6, limited minutes and zones is OK.
- Mashadar

I agree. Although ideally he's a 7

they need tater in the line-up. they need another offensive threat. anderson needs to do something. anything at this point.

i know he is risky at times, but gus doesn't get intimidated out there. kulak and romanov did last night. tbf to romanov, playing only your 2nd PO in the SC semi-finals is a huge step up.
- Gramps28

Romanov is in a bit of a no win situation and clearly over his head but you've gotta jump in the deep end eventually and see what happens

Romanov is in a bit of a no win situation and clearly over his head but you've gotta jump in the deep end eventually and see what happens
- Takemedrunkimhome

he was ok last night. just looked flustered at times but he wasn't alone. the whole team looked rattled from the 2nd period on.

weber was awful. i expected it tho. vegas is going to put the puck in his corner. he is gonna need help.