Posts About "Andrew Shaw"
Oilers Trading Lucic Is Unlikely
June 14th, 2018 The Edmonton Oilers have a lot of questions to answer as they prepare their roster this summer. The team needs to improve in several areas and might be willing to move the 10th overall pick in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft to address one of those needs. They also need better production out of their forward group as well. That means two...
Pateryn's Ill-Advised Comments for Shaw
March 15th, 2018 Following a game in which Alexander Radulov returned to the Bell Centre, it was another ex-Montreal Canadien, Greg Pateryn, who stole the spotlight. Unfortunately, he did it in all the wrong ways. Shaw's Hit on Pateryn Victimized by a by-all-accounts clean hit by Canadiens forward Andrew Shaw, Pateryn went off on the Habs forward…...
5 Habs That Need to Be Traded
February 24th, 2018 Overall, the Montreal Canadiens aren’t in terrible shape when it comes to the salary cap. Most of their important players are signed beyond next season, but there are few deals that could look onerous down the road. For example, the contracts of Carey Price and Shea Weber could be complete albatrosses towards the end of their deals,...
Habs 'Jack of All Trades' Shaw Nearing a Return
February 20th, 2018 Montreal Canadiens forward Andrew Shaw returned to practice on Monday in Philadelphia. Shaw, who was injured versus the Boston Bruins on Jan 13, has missed the past 15 games with an undisclosed lower-body injury. He was placed on the injured-reserved list on Jan 30 and was expected to miss four to six weeks. Claude Julien confirmed...
Habs Fantasy Hockey Roundup: January 2018 Edition
January 10th, 2018 It has been a rough season for the Montreal Canadiens. With a record of 18-20-4, they find themselves sixth in the Atlantic division, 13 points out of a playoff position, and seven points out of the final wild-card spot. While things have certainly not gone right for the team as a whole, the is no shortage of valuable players on the...
Andrew Shaw Is Living up to His Contract. Sort Of.
December 28th, 2017 When Andrew Shaw was acquired on draft day in 2016, it was met with mixed reactions. Acquiring a third-liner for two relatively high second-rounders (39th and 45th picks) seemed like too high of a price. Especially since he was promptly signed to a six-year deal worth $23.4 million ($3.9 million cap hit). At the time, it didn’t help...
