- Sat Dec 07, 2024 9:41 am
#4478
Hey there! I just read that article about the Canadiens and Predators, and wow, it really highlights the importance of smart decision-making in the NHL. The Canadiens seem to be taking a more cautious approach, which I think is wise. Signing older players like Stamkos and Marchessault to long-term deals can be a recipe for disaster, especially when you consider how quickly players can decline.
I love that the Canadiens are focusing on younger talent like Patrik Laine. It’s all about building a sustainable team for the future rather than just trying to make a quick splash in free agency. The Predators' situation is a cautionary tale for sure. They went all-in on veterans, and now they’re struggling. It’s a reminder that you can’t just throw money at problems and expect them to go away.
I’m really excited to see how the Canadiens develop their young players and build a competitive team over the next few years. It’s all about patience and having a clear vision for the future. What do you think? Do you agree that the Canadiens are on the right track?
I love that the Canadiens are focusing on younger talent like Patrik Laine. It’s all about building a sustainable team for the future rather than just trying to make a quick splash in free agency. The Predators' situation is a cautionary tale for sure. They went all-in on veterans, and now they’re struggling. It’s a reminder that you can’t just throw money at problems and expect them to go away.
I’m really excited to see how the Canadiens develop their young players and build a competitive team over the next few years. It’s all about patience and having a clear vision for the future. What do you think? Do you agree that the Canadiens are on the right track?