How many 5'8 or 5'9 (he's not 5'10) d-men have had impactful NHL career? More than a handful?
I dunno man
I'm going to trust the guy holding the measuring tape at the draft combine, over the guy doing it by eyeball test on tv.
The Habs announce Noah Juulsen will be out for six weeks with a broken foot. Damn.
Ugh. Always something with our top prospects.
With him going down it all but confirms that we will going into the season with an unnatural amount of cap space. I assume he would have been one of our potential trade pieces.
Not a lot... but they exist.Useful or better guys from last year.
5'9
Torey Krug
Jared Spurgeon
5'10
Kris Russell
Toby Enstrom
Ryan Ellis
Brian Campbell
Sami Vatanen
Tyson Barrie
I'm pretty sure the cap space won't be used.
I'm pretty sure it will not be spent for the sake of spending it. If there is a hockey trade to be made that use that space, Bergevin will do it. But spending money for spending money is useless, unless it's for a player on his final year of his contract. Considering we have 8.5 available and 6 more free once pleks is out next year, that is a LOT of money to try to get a good center or top 2 dman if one is available.
Possession beast paul byron.
http://www.matchsticksandgasoline.c...e-starts?_ga=1.38125539.1954692409.1443325222
Hes elite defensively (shot suppression) and decent in offense generation for a bottom 6er
I'm pretty sure it will not be spent for the sake of spending it. If there is a hockey trade to be made that use that space, Bergevin will do it. But spending money for spending money is useless, unless it's for a player on his final year of his contract. Considering we have 8.5 available and 6 more free once pleks is out next year, that is a LOT of money to try to get a good center or top 2 dman if one is available.