Yesterday, Kayden Primo showed us, once again, that he is not ready for the NHL and that his confidence is at zero. We know Cerberus is there because of need, not because he deserves it.
Yesterday, without him, CH could have won the match. It’s fine for tidying up, but a guy shouldn’t see his confidence destroyed.
Not going to another goalkeeper is in my opinion the first mistake of the new administration.
Of course, I know why it’s not easy. As I mentioned last month, I know very well that the number of contracts allowed by each organization is 50 and that the CH (which is 48) should make space.
On the other hand, the Canadian must find a solution. Whether by exchanging the contract Against the goalkeeper or against the draft option to make way for the goalkeeper’s contract to arrive, the CH must move. It is very important.
Now the thousand piasse question is who to get.
TVA Sports published an article with the NHL goalkeepers. These are possibilities, of course, but we must not lose sight of the fact that this is not the only way.
why? because of the salary. If some of them win a large amount of money, it may deprive CH of opportunities on the deadline. And as Canadians work for the future, this is not the way to go.
– TVA Sports (TVASports) February 11, 2022
Who are you looking for then?
As Marc-Antoine Godin pointed out, a player along the lines of Christopher Gibson could be a realistic option that wouldn’t cost CH an eyeball either. And since we don’t want a savior, his file isn’t important.
A guard shouldn’t cost too much in a contract-for-contract swap?
Christopher Gibson.Marc Antoine Godin (Magodin) February 11, 2022
Gibson’s profile is interesting. why? Because the goalkeeper has quite a few games of experience in the NHL (16) and he’s the type who can’t save CH…but can handle a good workload. For him, it will be a bar experience.
The Charlotte Checkers goalkeeper is, according to Anthony Marcotte, a good guy who can speak French well due to his years with the Saguenéens. But above all else, the future UFA is far enough into the Florida Panthers’ organizational chart.
Gibson is No. 4 in the Panthers and is a UFA at the end of the season. dia and 7 maybe?
CH doesn’t have a big end of the stick, but when you’re negotiating with 31 clubs for something so small, it doesn’t matter much. Each team will consider what they can get out of the game ifMarc Antoine Godin (Magodin) February 11, 2022
A guy like him – not necessarily him – will keep CH in the game, comfort the wounded and send Kayden Primo down, something he’s been in desperate need of for weeks.
And even if the CH team loses the seventh option…it’s not the end of the world.
a lot of
– Clearly.
to see | The new head coach of CH is sure to be an inspiration to many of his players! https://t.co/VLhd2TLW78
– TVA Sports (TVASports) February 11, 2022
Possible match schedule as of February 11th.
Here is a picture of the NHL playoffs (% of points in standings) if tonight starts (via https://t.co/CM4tJf46xE).
In the East, the matter was practically settled for the eight divisions. It will be longings from the fire!
In the West, many other clubs are still running! pic.twitter.com/HgRvBHSK3j
– Marc-Olivier Baudouin (@MOBeaudoin1) February 11, 2022
– surely.
Brad Marchand resumes his suspension 6 games. First appeal to the commissioner, then the possibility of an independent arbitrator
– Elliot Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) February 11, 2022
Martin St-Louis’ influence is strong.
Fans aren’t the only ones rejoicing Martin St. Louis’s arrival in the organization!
Fans aren’t the only ones excited to have Martin St. Louis a part of Tweet embed organisation!#GoRocket #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/61VMcHlwHs
– RocketLaval February 11, 2022
– to watch.
Matthias Norländer is back on the ice with Frölunda after the team took an extended break due to COVID.
The match starts away from Malmö in about an hour. # the love– Patrick Bexel (@Zeb_Habs) February 11, 2022
– Another guy from here at Alouettes.
Thus Aloett might correct a poor decision by Kavis Reid in the 2019 draft. In the second round, he chose to tackle Nate Anderson, while Vincent Desjardins was available. The Stampeders penned Desjardins with the following selection. https://t.co/S7u1OipZ3j
– David Arsenault (@ArsenaultRDS) February 11, 2022
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