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He stuck around though, seems like we're getting a bit lucky on those small ones these days.

Its always more exciting when theres a chance for us to face each other

A;ways fun competing with you guys in the post season

WITH PAIN COMES GAIN

@@HabsSoulFood7 unanswered goals is a gain 😂😂😂😂😂

Agreed, his celling is really, really high, not only is he out performing the likes of Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes in their rookie seasons, he's doing it in a dominant way offensively & defensively

I personally wouldn't take a 2nd rounder for Evans, thats how much I value his presence on the Habs

@@HabsSoulFood he's not taking a hometown discount!

@ you never know, it’s more and more common these guys take discounts if they buy into what we’re building here, time will tell. But I see something happening here

Agreed, Dvo's value is extremely low and we would probably have to pay to get rid of him, I love Evans I would love to see him signed at 3-3.5 for 4 years, I think term will be a problem at his end though. Gally might be able to stay if we have to wait on someone coming up but with Hage, Beck, Kapanen, Roy, ABB, and so many others , we'll see what happens

I know ahahahaha my friend keeps saying it looks like a Cubs hat from a distance LMAO, my brother got it for me for Christmas, its a nice hat, figured itd be the new video hat

@@HabsSoulFood it's a good time to be a Habs fan

@@MorganBurton it sure it!

There's a real possibility for sure im excited to see what happens!

KEEP ON WINNIN BOYS

I agree, I think it mainly boils down to where they are in the standings, but if they are in the realm of trading him away, a few teams will pay a 1st for him most likely so I know it's about the deal itself but its no question that Savard's services are worth a first rounder, saying things like "Mailloux will never replace Savard" doesn't make sense right now because those players are so much younger and still have alot of time to develop in the Habs system, with Carrier now involved, only 1 of Reinbacher or Mailloux have to actually pan out in a top 4 role because we have players who can play both sides (Guhle, Struble, Xhekaj even) so we dont need 3 top 4 RHD we need 2, Carrier and one of Mailloux or Reinbacher, if they both prove themselves Carrier can move to bottom pair

@@randombutrelevant I think it still depends on where the Habs are come trade deadline, I can guarantee that Hughes won’t be buying big with any future assets come deadline as that’s obvious, but if the Habs are in a decent spot to fight for the wildcard come deadline, Savard is the worst player to trade away, there isn’t any accelerating the rebuild if he stays, it may actually be more beneficial for players like Slafkovsky, Hutson and others to get playoff experience with a player like Savard for development If the team is in a good spot I could realistically see no big moves made by the Habs at the deadline and simply waiting for the offseason, this season is special for the Habs in that fact for they can fight for the playoffs if they play right but it’s also okay for them to be bottom 5-10 again for another pick, the Habs have a lot of picks next draft already and while getting more picks is good, Hughes isn’t going to actively hinder the team on a push for the wildcard, because like it or not, that’s the goal this season, it’s perfectly normal at this point to want the team to take a step forward, but at the same time they also understand that this season isn’t what the finished product will be, there’s still many players already drafted by the Habs that need to be slotted in after guys like Dvorak, Anderson, Armia, and Gally are gone (ify on Evans they may resign him)

@@randombutrelevant My point is not about hoping to win or even to make the playoffs this year. My point is teaching the young core how to play important games that matter this year. I really don't think that MTL will make the playoffs, and even if they make it, they're not going to win the cup lol, I'm not saying "Hey, go trade our first round pick to acquire some 36 year old second line rental".....that would be super dumb, but sometimes, having good veterans surrounding your young core is important. Rebuilding is not only about finishing as close to last position as possible and drafting as early as possible. Sure it's part of the equation, but that's not the whole thing. I don't see the rush in trading Savard in January. Sure he could get injured, but injuries have not been a recurring problem in his career. If some team is offering you an amazing player for Savard or Mattheson, then sure you go for it, but I'm not convinced that we'll get much more by trading Savard now then by trading him in a month and a half.......And if by some miracle, the Habs are somehow fighting for a playoff spot and they choose to keep Savard so that the organization can send the kids some sort of "We're proud of you, we're not going to punish you for working your butts off" message by not trading Savard therefore encouraging the kids to keep learning the difference between September hockey and February hockey, then I'm all for it.....I'm not opposed to trading Savard, but I'm definitely not in favour of rushing a trade at all cost when he already is bringing something to the team that a draft pick would not be able to bring. I don't want MTL to do like the Buffalo Sabres and miss the playoffs and be sellers for 13 consecutive years......That's just a recent example I have in mind because Mtl happened to play Buffalo last week.

@@MorganBurton could be what sets the team in a direction for the rest of the season I agree

@@andrewfuhr4380 thank you!

@@akossiivi if he can keep his head up, we’re all behind him!

I haven't seen any updates on Evans yet so I'm not sure I hope it's not to serious

Slowly building up it was more present last night

@@HabsSoulFood fingers crossed!

One of them, indeed

@@MorganBurton how dare you 😂

@@ph3270 it’s only stubble on my neck right now it can’t be that bad 😭😂

It is ​@@HabsSoulFood

@ why’d you even comment

@@HabsSoulFood I commented because it is within my best interest and the best interest of the community that you maintain a good image and take care of yourself for the benefit of your viewers and you as a person. It is a moral obligation to say the truth to people who you want the best for, so it is by my recommendation of facial shaving that I want what is best for you and your viewers. It is good and just for people to present themselves in a modest, mature, and well kept image in society. We are made in the image and likeness of God and the Bible says that our bodies are a temple, thus, we must maintain and keep our temple clean and strong to honour the lord above all who gives us his many great blessings, and to also honour ourselves and be grateful for the body the lord has given us. I wish you best my friend and I hope you will consider taking my advice to you. I genuinely want to help you sir. God bless you.

@@ph3270 I wasn’t trying to replying to you, although I don’t believe in God, thank you.

Its about the play more than just the win, the W is great, its how they played in the game that was awesome

Is that what you got from this little incel? Back to your stalking at Bed Bath and Beyond.

Yup, this was a very promising game for the future, I hope to see this continue

Thats a great question, might be able to get away with 25% if he keeps this up

@@jeans.plante512 thanks for the correction I actually didn’t realize it was pronounced like that in English as well.

@@HabsSoulFood Hey you're welcome, sorry if it came out a bit rude. I don't really know how it's pronounced in English i pick it up from the Russian broadcast. In fact from what i gathered Russians would say the name roughly like EE-van De-MEEE-dov. Nice clip BTW.

@@jeans.plante512 that’s fair, sounds like they say it like that from what I’ve heard, thank you though!

They will be sooo exciting to watch, I'm beyond pumped

@@oilplug who knows, Demidov most likely surely will, Hage and Fowler on the other hand we will have to see, they look good as of late, it’ll be an exciting few seasons as Habs fans

I guess you've never heard that word spoken before.

@ admitting that you're wrong is hard, i know. the only reason i pointed it out was because i have indeed heard the word spoken a plethora of times and i use it myself.

@@inexplicablybad6100 looks like you have hearing problems then.

@@inexplicablybad6100 it’s spoken just fine and used perfectly so sorry you can’t hear it over my Canadian accent bud, commenting about a word pronounced and used right is wild

really wasnt prevalent last year, the team had way more compete in them it seems, this year it looks like they arent trying defensively, the offense looks pretty good though, they generate alot of good chances, but lack the effort on the defensive end to get even better ones. We are only 3 years in, so we have alot of time to learn

I agree, but who do we send down?

neither am I to be honest, he is a good depth piece though and would be good for the bottom 6 after Gally and Andy are gone or maybe even a trade piece if our lower tier prospects work out and outplay him

agreed, should be good for his progression either way

I don't believe that bro, that's as bias as saying the Habs are the best team in the league.

@@weenieh23 that’s a tough one man, I believe some of these guys will have better seasons

@@MorganBurton hot takes don’t show up every time ;)

@@HabsSoulFood have at least one

@@MorganBurton fair, id argue Laine getting 60 after missing 2-3 months is a pretty hot take, I dont expect anyone to come out as a superstar this season that’s why these predictions aren’t crazy, these are only my realistic predictions for continuous growth. I also like to leave things open for discussion, so I’ll ask, what’s your hot take prediction?

@@HabsSoulFood Habs make playoffs.

I think they will as well, that is a hot take these days. You'll probably see more hot takes from me as the season goes on, I like to work with what I can see

@@Iahamos thank you man I will!

I don't believe that he tried to injure him no, anyone that thinks that is delusional tbh, but Pare knows the position he is in is a bad one defensively for Laine's play, and desperately uses his leg to cut Laine off.

@@bobbyboucher-k9t that’s fair, it’s hard to understand if you can’t out yourself if Pare’s position

@@ericmodopoulos7757 only out 2-3 months he’ll be back!!

@@bondjames652 you’re right he was never the savior but he would been a really good addition to the team, hoping the best for him

@@annarichify Pare definitely knows the position he’s putting Laine in, I don’t think he meant to injure him obviously, he just wanted to do his job, but what he did was out of desperation and last ditch effort, those plays happen 10-15 times a game where players split the D on entry during a power play and Laine is 6’4 + on skates how do you expect him to skate obviously his stance is going to be wider than most.. you just don’t notice it because most players don’t get knee on kneed…

@@HabsSoulFood he was defending. Thats it, that’s all

@@annarichify that’s not how you defend properly after you’ve been beaten flat footed

@@HabsSoulFood come on, dude. You hold your ground, which is what he did. He was stationary. You can’t be Laines size and be that slow and just expect you can cut the D with your legs spread with an eagles wingspan.

@@annarichifyLaine isn’t moving slow in this clip whatsoever that’s why Pare had to lunge out, the play was desperation at its finest, if this is so common place why don’t bigger players get injured more often because they ALL have huge skating stances

@@JonJessome I disagree, to me it looks like as a last ditch effort he moves with his knee to cut him off.

@@HabsSoulFoodhe’s stationary the entire time. Laine tries to cut between 2 D. That’s the problem here. The only people that do NOT see it that way, are Hab fans. Also the same fans that are certain this was intent to injure. Joke

@@annarichify exactly, he’s stationary, that’s the point. He recognizes he is beat and as a last ditch effort, lunges out probably instinctively, intent to injure no but to say he didn’t mean to do this, joke. Even Suzuki said he lunged out.

It does make you wonder when someone is so injury prone that it is probably more that just back luck. Kind of like skating with your head down all the time. You’ll get your block knocked off. I really feel bad for Laine though!

@@RichardMullin-u8w I do too. Just hate how the fans can be so biased. And so classless… Someone just tweeted how the fans are saying shit like “the same thing that happened to Amirov is going to happen to Mathews on Oct 9th. Like seriously??? Then they went on to say other stuff about amirov… Could you imagine if his family read that ???

@@ragingMISQUITOGAMINGGANGSTER don’t waste your time. Buddys a tool

@@genevievebeaulieu892 may the hockey gods be in his favor 🙏🏻