:mjpls: Official Nhl 2015-2016 season thread
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PK would be loved in NY, either Islanders or Rangers, but it would be cool to see him in Newark tho 
If oilers were smart
Nurse, Nugent Hopkins and a first for pk
If leafs were smart, kadri, bozak, Gardiner and a 2nd
Habs are a joke,
Nurse, Nugent Hopkins and a first for pk
If leafs were smart, kadri, bozak, Gardiner and a 2nd
Habs are a joke,
thatrapsfan
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What kinda morons run this franchise? I actually wouldn't mind seeing him with the Leafs, rivalry aside. Toronto would appreciate him more.
SmoothOperator88
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PK would be loved in NY, either Islanders or Rangers, but it would be cool to see him in Newark tho
As much as I hate to admit it, the single best thing for NHL marketing in the states would be PK on the Rangers.
Breh I read this rumour a few weeks ago that management met with Guy Carbonneau.
Probably not even true and I never hated coach Carbo but this endless cycle of underqualified French fukks running the team is just about enough to get me to actually disown the team. If the next coach or GM isn't the best available I think I'm out
They need to just 
, in soccer no one cares if the manager can't speak the language
, in soccer no one cares if the manager can't speak the language Breh I read this rumour a few weeks ago that management met with Guy Carbonneau.
Probably not even true and I never hated coach Carbo but this endless cycle of underqualified French fukks running the team is just about enough to get me to actually disown the team. If the next coach or GM isn't the best available I think I'm out
thatrapsfan
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Before Vince arrived, an old hockey executive was watching the Raptors play in the SkyDome, and someone walked up to him and asked him what he saw. “All I see,” the old man said, “are a bunch of ******s.”
From this VC article: The North's Jordan: The Legacy of Vince Carter
From this VC article: The North's Jordan: The Legacy of Vince Carter
Jamal514
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I'll become a Leafs fan out of spite if he ever gets traded. At least they have a plan and a good coach.
He grew up and joined the real world, and found that it was never better than it was here. He knows that, now. Maybe that’s why he cried.
Epic line...
Jamal514
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These fakkits Therrien and Pacioretty trying to do damage control now 
Damage Control: Subban, Therrien, Pacioretty speak
P.K. Subban wants to remain a Montreal Canadien for life.
The Habs' superstar defenceman spoke to reporters at the team's practice facility in Brossard ahead of Friday night's game against the Flyers, addressing speculation of a rift with head coach Michel Therrien and his teammates and trade speculation.
"I think I'm part of the answer, not the problem," Subban told reporters after practice, adding that he wants to remain a Canadien for the rest of his contract and for his career. "I told (former Canadiens GM) Bob Gainey when I was drafted I would do everything in my power to help the Habs win the cup.
"That's never changed."
Wilde: Why attack Subban's character?
CTV's Brian Wilde joins Tony Marinaro on The Montreal Forum and discuss PK Subban
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Debate raged across Montreal and the hockey world on Thursday whether Therrien should be let go after pinning the blame for his club's latest defeat - a 3-2 loss in Colorado - on a third period mistake by Subban.
"The team worked hard. We deserved a better result," Therrien said after the game. "It's too bad an individual mistake cost us the game late in the game.
"We believe that, as a coach, he (Subban) could have made a better decision at the blue line. He put himself in a tough position. We play as a team. When we don't we could be in trouble and this is what happened."
Captain Max Pacioretty was quick to take some of that heat off his teammate on Friday. "Michel knows P.K. can take it," he explained to reporters, adding he was also responsible for the play which led to the Avs' game-winning goal.
Head coach Michel Therrien also threw cold water on any speculation of a rift with his star player, saying he has a "very good relationship" with Subban. "I would've said that about any player making that play at that time of the game," he explained on Friday. "We're very aware we have an exceptional athelete.
After Michel Therrien expressed his frustrations with P.K. Subban, the Insiders have the latest on why the head coach and star blueliner won't be going anywhere. They also discuss Jonathan Drouin's status in Tampa and who's interested in Roman Polak.
"We're happy to have him. It's our job to continue working with him."
General manager Marc Bergevin already said last month that Therrien will at least finish the season in Montreal, despite calls for his dismissal among fans and local media.
Subban, who leads Montreal with 44 points and has 18 points in 21 games since Jan. 1, is in the second year of an eight-year, $72 million contract with a no-trade clause that kicks in on July 1.
He didnt save it...I dont care if his number is retired im indifferent to that but he didnt save no franchise...