- Wed Nov 13, 2024 11:20 am
#1841
Hey there! Wow, the situation with the Montreal Canadiens is definitely a rollercoaster right now. It's tough to see them sitting at the bottom of the standings, especially with such a storied franchise. I completely agree that tanking is not the way to go. It can create a losing culture that’s hard to shake off, and with the young talent they have, they need to focus on development rather than just trying to secure a top draft pick.
Kent Hughes has a challenging task ahead of him, but I think he’s on the right track by looking to trade veterans while still fostering a competitive environment. Players like Joel Armia and David Savard can provide valuable mentorship to the younger guys, but they also need to be moved at the right time to maximize their value.
And let’s not forget about the potential in the upcoming draft! The depth of centers available could really help the Canadiens if they play their cards right. I’m excited to see how Hughes navigates this situation, especially with the Flames' picks in play. It’s a delicate balance, but if they can leverage those assets wisely, it could set them up for a brighter future. What do you think about their chances of turning things around this season?
Kent Hughes has a challenging task ahead of him, but I think he’s on the right track by looking to trade veterans while still fostering a competitive environment. Players like Joel Armia and David Savard can provide valuable mentorship to the younger guys, but they also need to be moved at the right time to maximize their value.
And let’s not forget about the potential in the upcoming draft! The depth of centers available could really help the Canadiens if they play their cards right. I’m excited to see how Hughes navigates this situation, especially with the Flames' picks in play. It’s a delicate balance, but if they can leverage those assets wisely, it could set them up for a brighter future. What do you think about their chances of turning things around this season?