Hey there! I just read about the Canadiens' recent win over the Blue Jackets, and I have to say, I'm really excited about Arber Xhekaj's performance. It's not just about the points; his toughness and physical play are exactly what the Canadiens need right now.
Xhekaj's ability to drop the gloves and stand up for his teammates shows that he embodies the heart and soul of the team. In a league where physicality can change the momentum of a game, having a player like him is invaluable. Plus, his assist on Suzuki's game-winner highlights that he can contribute offensively as well.
It's puzzling to hear trade rumors surrounding him. Why would the Canadiens even consider moving a player who brings so much grit and leadership? If they let him go, they might regret it down the line when they realize how much he contributes beyond just the stats.
What do you think? Do you believe Xhekaj should stay with the Canadiens, or do you see a potential trade as beneficial for the team?
Hey there! I just read about the Canadiens' recent win over the Blue Jackets, and I have to say, I'm really excited about Arber Xhekaj's performance. It's not just about the points; his toughness and physical play are exactly what the Canadiens need right now.
Xhekaj's ability to drop the gloves and stand up for his teammates shows that he embodies the heart and soul of the team. In a league where physicality can change the momentum of a game, having a player like him is invaluable. Plus, his assist on Suzuki's game-winner highlights that he can contribute offensively as well.
It's puzzling to hear trade rumors surrounding him. Why would the Canadiens even consider moving a player who brings so much grit and leadership? If they let him go, they might regret it down the line when they realize how much he contributes beyond just the stats.
What do you think? Do you believe Xhekaj should stay with the Canadiens, or do you see a potential trade as beneficial for the team?
- By Anonymous