@FFBaller91@MmaRegular @wopeshii__ @MasonDoddFFN That not a lot of draft capital given what they already had. They still have 7 picks and multiple comp picks. What they traded is irrelevant. Not to mention they weren't able to replicate his skill set.
@AZadarski@brockdigital The first condition checks if florida pick is lottery protected. The middle bottom condition checks if florida pick is a top 10 pick. Looks like 2 separate conditions.
@grantmccagg@franciscf04 Why in gods name would they tell that to any prospect the day of the draft? Completely idiotic BS take and a waste of words. There is 0 benefit for the Habs divulging ANY kind of information whatsoever. So please, enough with your BS.
@jacktodd46 They all suck. Ducharme isn't a good coach. Bergevin does more harm than good. And Molson is completely lost as an owner, not to mention spineless. Don't see any hope in the next few years.
@michaelbwolter@top_def@spittinchiclets After skating for 170 feet and reaching full speed. It's a charge. You're not allowed to hit someone when you're skating that fast that long. The play was to get the puck or disrupt the stick. Not blow up a player.
@smatcheeet@Steve_Dangle He's not allowed to hit him that's why it's a charge. It's in the rules. You're not allowed to skate 190 ft full stride and then launch into a player. That's why this is being discussed. He delivered an illegal reckless hit with intent to blow a guy up. Use your head.
@PatrickRamapo@commie22 You're not allowed to hit someone when charging up ice. He incorrectly assumed someone would not skate 200ft full speed to deliver an illegal check. The fault is still on Scheifele for being an idiot. He could have made a higher percentage play on the puck.
@BrentAnderson27@MarcPDumont@commie22 It's a penalty bc there is a charging rule. Read the rules before making dumb comments. You can't skate 200ft full speed and hit someone. That's literally against the rules. If you have to skate that much full speed you shouldn't be hitting anyone.
@commie22 Typical 🤡 comment. He could have easily played the puck, which would have been the quicker play and the one that had a higher probability of stopping a goal in a 4-3 game.
@Jonesyrules15@GuyOnABuffaloCU @jimbcbs4 A hockey play would be going after the puck since that was the closest way to stop a goal. He made no attempt to play the puck and was fully committed to the hit while charging the entire length of the ice. Just stop.
@steveturcotte Et pourquoi les agents-libres québécois mr veulent pas jouer a Montreal? Ils font un choix quand ils signent d'ailleurs. Ils veulent gagner, non repondre aux questions de langue et culture. Cest la fautes a la media comme toi.