Posts About "Shea Weber"
Montreal Canadiens: Life Without Weber
July 29th, 2018 When the Montreal Canadiens drafted centre Jesperi Kotkaniemi in June, the excitement of having a potential franchise player was quickly overshadowed by the announcement that Shea Weber, their best defenseman, had undergone knee surgery and would be unavailable until around mid-December. It was a painful blow as Weber was limited to...More Questions for Canadiens GM Bergevin
July 22nd, 2018 In a bid to improve the team’s transparency, Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin recently answered fans’ questions. Consider it mission partially accomplished. To Bergevin’s credit, he was candid in some of his responses (i.e., with regard to how trades go down)… not so candid in some others (his most important...Is Canadiens GM Bergevin a Sitting Duck?
July 10th, 2018 While Marc Bergevin is out of excuses, he may not be out of reasons as to why he remains general manager of the Montreal Canadiens. It is entirely possible he remains hired only to be fired at the end of the 2018-19 season. End May Be Nigh for Bergevin While this is admittedly pure speculation, consider the facts: Saying nothing of how...Weber Injury Has Silver Lining for Canadiens
July 7th, 2018 Montreal Canadiens defenseman Shea Weber’s knee surgery has undeniable negative ramifications for general manager Marc Bergevin’s deluded playoff hopes. Big picture though, it only bodes well for the team overall. Weber's Prognosis As Canadiens head physician Dr. David Mulder noted, chances are good Weber “should get back to...
NHL Rumors: Karlsson, Weber, Parayko, More
July 6th, 2018 In today's rumor rundown, Erik Karlsson is going to Tampa... or wait, no he isn't. Also, Shea Weber is out for six months which has stirred up an interesting name as a replacement, a Justin Faulk trade is likely imminent and St. Louis is looking at trading one of their best defensemen? Just when things seem to be quieting down on the...
Canadiens Captain When Pacioretty Goes
June 27th, 2018 With all the talk of captain Max Pacioretty potentially getting traded, it sparks a lot of questions. Who will replace his goal-scoring production? Will the Habs get the proper value in return? And of course, who would replace Pacioretty as the captain? For the Montreal Canadiens, there are two logical options to hypothetically step up...
