Tonymontana: Hittade en artikel som kom ut för tio minuter sedan. Det var inte meningen, men jag blev nyfiken...
The Canadiens will need to make room for Kapanen if he does steal a roster spot. Jake Evans or Christian Dvorak are the obvious choices to trade, but I wouldn't be too hasty in trading Evans. The Canadiens might find a team willing to take on Dvorak's contract, which would also help Montreal's salary cap situation. The Canadiens had no worries about the salary cap until the acquisition of Patrik Laine put them up against it. Carey Price's contract going on LTIR will clear some of that room, but if the Canadiens become contenders this season, the extra space won't hurt.
The acquisition of Laine also brings up an interesting question. Could Laine and Kapanen form a Finnish connection in the training camp that helps Kapanen with his move to North America? Laine commented in his introductory press conference about helping the younger prospects in the organization. Did we overlook a hint from Laine that he knows Kapanen has a chance to be in Montreal this season?
J F K: Jag ser fortfarande ingenting i Kapanen just nu som gör att han ska ta en plats på NHL. Hållander, Dahlén och kanske ngn till har varit klart bättre på försäsongen. Man bör väl kunna vara lite mer dominant om man ska platsa i NHL, kan jag tycka. Platsar Oliver, ja, då har vi ett par till vi kan säga adjö till snart.
bar mofftak: Sjukt egentligen; det gnälls ganska friskt om Timrås spel under matcherna här inne (ingen nämnd, ingen glömd). Forechecken klickar inte, passningsspelet är bedrövligt, defensiven obefintlig och slarvigt, anfallsspelet är trubbigt.
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Det var inte meningen, men jag blev nyfiken...
The Canadiens will need to make room for Kapanen if he does steal a roster spot. Jake Evans or Christian Dvorak are the obvious choices to trade, but I wouldn't be too hasty in trading Evans. The Canadiens might find a team willing to take on Dvorak's contract, which would also help Montreal's salary cap situation. The Canadiens had no worries about the salary cap until the acquisition of Patrik Laine put them up against it. Carey Price's contract going on LTIR will clear some of that room, but if the Canadiens become contenders this season, the extra space won't hurt.
The acquisition of Laine also brings up an interesting question. Could Laine and Kapanen form a Finnish connection in the training camp that helps Kapanen with his move to North America? Laine commented in his introductory press conference about helping the younger prospects in the organization. Did we overlook a hint from Laine that he knows Kapanen has a chance to be in Montreal this season?