Posts About "Max Domi"
New Faces in New Places: Alex Galchenyuk
September 9th, 2018 During the month of September, we will profile New Faces in New Places from around the NHL. We now look at new Coyotes' forward Alex Galchenyuk. Don't look now but the Arizona Coyotes have some nice pieces in place. How does Galchenyuk fit and can they make the playoffs this season? Alex Galchenyuk 2017-18 Stats: 19-32-51 in 82 games...
Grading Habs GM Bergevin’s 2018 Offseason
September 1st, 2018 Even though training camp hasn’t started yet, it’s fair to "call" Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin’s offseason at this point. That means to not just argue that it’s over, now that September has officially started, but also call it for what it was: bad. It’s a shame, because it started off with such promise,...
5 Canadiens Ready to Break Out
July 27th, 2018 With the way the Montreal Canadiens performed last season, very few roster spots should be safe. The team will have the expected returnees but there are also spots ripe for the picking. From former first rounders to under the radar players, five Habs are ready for a breakout season to establish themselves as legitimate NHLers or build...
Will Habs Learn from Past Mistakes?
June 24th, 2018 It has now been one week since the Montreal Canadiens traded Alex Galchenyuk for Max Domi. Galchenyuk, drafted third overall by the Habs in 2012, was supposed to be the long-awaited solution for the organization's never-ending search for a franchise center. Nearly six years to the day after drafting Galchenyuk, the Habs finally gave up...
Coyotes' Busy Offseason Continues with Galchenyuk Trade
June 19th, 2018 John Chayka, the general manager of the Arizona Coyotes, has been an extremely busy man since the NHL's regular season came to an end on Apr. 7. The 'Yotes have made multiple trades and signings over the past two-plus months, and they could continue to be active as we approach the start of both the 2018 NHL Entry Draft and...
Coyotes the Canadiens Should Have Gotten
June 19th, 2018 In case it needs to be said, Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi is not a bad player. He’s just not the player the Habs should have acquired for Alex Galchenyuk, and that reasoning isn’t solely based on the argument that Domi is a downgrade on the left side (based on many metrics). Domi no doubt has upside as a former...
