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Post by joehockey on May 23, 2022 18:19:27 GMT -4
Moncton against Magog for the Telus Cup Championship at 10:30pm. Game will be on TSN3 and TSN4. Lounsbury versus Baillargeon. Quite the ending. Baillargeon got the last two goals scored by Magog to tie it up, both in the last few minutes of the third, and Lounsbury assisted on the game winner in overtime. Lounsbury and Baillargeon also both ended up being among the top 4 point scorers in the tournament. Hoping that they’ll both be able to get consistent playing time next year along with Grenier and add to the young core of Morin, and Mercier. Can we expect that McPhee will make the team too? He seemed to miss a lot of time this year |
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Post by Captain Obvious on May 23, 2022 19:11:42 GMT -4
Moncton against Magog for the Telus Cup Championship at 10:30pm. Game will be on TSN3 and TSN4. Lounsbury versus Baillargeon. Quite the ending. Baillargeon got the last two goals scored by Magog to tie it up, both in the last few minutes of the third, and Lounsbury assisted on the game winner in overtime. Lounsbury and Baillargeon also both ended up being among the top 4 point scorers in the tournament. Hoping that they’ll both be able to get consistent playing time next year along with Grenier and add to the young core of Morin, and Mercier. Can we expect that McPhee will make the team too? He seemed to miss a lot of time this year Both guys should be top 9 next year. Lounsbury reminds me a lot of Phil Danault, always around the puck, finds his wingers and plays a strong 2 way game. Baillageron has a lot of Gallagher in him, always around the puck and scoring from the dirty areas. |
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Post by WhiteTyAffair on May 24, 2022 5:53:39 GMT -4
Quite the ending. Baillargeon got the last two goals scored by Magog to tie it up, both in the last few minutes of the third, and Lounsbury assisted on the game winner in overtime. Lounsbury and Baillargeon also both ended up being among the top 4 point scorers in the tournament. Hoping that they’ll both be able to get consistent playing time next year along with Grenier and add to the young core of Morin, and Mercier. Can we expect that McPhee will make the team too? He seemed to miss a lot of time this year Both guys should be top 9 next year. Lounsbury reminds me a lot of Phil Danault, always around the puck, finds his wingers and plays a strong 2 way game. Baillageron has a lot of Gallagher in him, always around the puck and scoring from the dirty areas. Both will look great in a Wildcats jersey. Hopefully one of them isn't traded at the draft for a 20 year old.... |
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Post by Captain Obvious on May 24, 2022 8:27:03 GMT -4
Both guys should be top 9 next year. Lounsbury reminds me a lot of Phil Danault, always around the puck, finds his wingers and plays a strong 2 way game. Baillageron has a lot of Gallagher in him, always around the puck and scoring from the dirty areas. Both will look great in a Wildcats jersey. Hopefully one of them isn't traded at the draft for a 20 year old.... The last thing the WC should do is trade picks for OA's. Keep building through the draft. |
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Post by joehockey on May 24, 2022 10:02:36 GMT -4
Both will look great in a Wildcats jersey. Hopefully one of them isn't traded at the draft for a 20 year old.... The last thing the WC should do is trade picks for OA's. Keep building through the draft. Seems like he’s hinting at something. But I definitely agree that they should really try to keep all the young guys at this point. Obviously you don’t want to have the team stink next year, but it’s a hard pill to swallow that they would be trading away a promising player for a one year player. |
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Post by chootoi on May 24, 2022 10:50:12 GMT -4
I think they have 3 third rd picks. I would not spend any more than a third on an OA. But what kind of impact 20 would you get for a 3rd? If they return Hamel, Labelle, Langlois that's already a pretty good trio I think. So if you move one out you gotta get more than a 3rd back. If not it's just a lateral move.
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Post by Captain Obvious on May 24, 2022 11:40:49 GMT -4
I think they have 3 third rd picks. I would not spend any more than a third on an OA. But what kind of impact 20 would you get for a 3rd? If they return Hamel, Labelle, Langlois that's already a pretty good trio I think. So if you move one out you gotta get more than a 3rd back. If not it's just a lateral move. Apparently Langlois doesn't want to come back. But you can trade him and basically get an OA for the same pick(or similar). |
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2022 11:43:59 GMT -4
I think they have 3 third rd picks. I would not spend any more than a third on an OA. But what kind of impact 20 would you get for a 3rd? If they return Hamel, Labelle, Langlois that's already a pretty good trio I think. So if you move one out you gotta get more than a 3rd back. If not it's just a lateral move. Apparently Langlois doesn't want to come back. But you can trade him and basically get an OA for the same pick(or similar). Why would you throw that out there - as if fact? That's a CHSB move. . . |
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Post by Captain Obvious on May 24, 2022 13:12:52 GMT -4
Apparently Langlois doesn't want to come back. But you can trade him and basically get an OA for the same pick(or similar). Why would you throw that out there - as if fact? That's a CHSB move. . . He went home in January after they didn't trade him at the TDL so it's not a big secret. |
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2022 13:31:41 GMT -4
Why would you throw that out there - as if fact? That's a CHSB move. . . He went home in January after they didn't trade him at the TDL so it's not a big secret. Oops - I apologize. I thought you were talking about Jeremy Langlois of the Eagles. |
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Post by jimmy on May 24, 2022 13:53:43 GMT -4
The last thing the WC should do is trade picks for OA's. Keep building through the draft. Seems like he’s hinting at something. But I definitely agree that they should really try to keep all the young guys at this point. Obviously you don’t want to have the team stink next year, but it’s a hard pill to swallow that they would be trading away a promising player for a one year player. History shows you can't keep ALL of the young guys - there is only so much ice time to go around at any given point in the cycle. IMO, to properly manage your assets, you sometimes need to trade high on certain young players, because if you wait too long eventually you are left dropping guys or moving them cheap at 18 when they have not yet had the opportunity to develop. Need to be careful valuing "prospects" who didn't crack the team the first time around ... for every late bloomer who turns into a key player after an extra year of midget, there is another guy who puts up big stats in midget in their second time through that league that never develops into a solid major junior player. Midget stats for "veteran" players can often be fools gold in my experience ... |
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Post by Captain Obvious on May 24, 2022 14:05:00 GMT -4
Seems like he’s hinting at something. But I definitely agree that they should really try to keep all the young guys at this point. Obviously you don’t want to have the team stink next year, but it’s a hard pill to swallow that they would be trading away a promising player for a one year player. History shows you can't keep ALL of the young guys - there is only so much ice time to go around at any given point in the cycle. IMO, to properly manage your assets, you sometimes need to trade high on certain young players, because if you wait too long eventually you are left dropping guys or moving them cheap at 18 when they have not yet had the opportunity to develop. Need to be careful valuing "prospects" who didn't crack the team the first time around ... for every late bloomer who turns into a key player after an extra year of midget, there is another guy who puts up big stats in midget in their second time through that league that never develops into a solid major junior player. Midget stats for "veteran" players can often be fools gold in my experience ... Yeah but the WC are not exactly overflowing with top young players. They have young guys drafted like anybody but they don't all project as Q regulars. |
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Post by chootoi on May 24, 2022 20:58:48 GMT -4
So here's one for the conspiracy theorists: Jim Irving (brother of Robert and co-CEO of JDI) has been put on a 26 person list of Canadians banned from Russia. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/russia-banned-jim-irving-1.6464047Although Robert Irving is not on the list, he is directly adjacent to Jim. It makes me wonder if Max Barbashev is staying in North America this offseason. Governments are ramping up the political prisoner game. Could they prevent Max from leaving the country as a statement to the Irvings and/or CHL (assuming he is even there)? #TuesdayTinfoil |
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Post by lirette on May 24, 2022 22:42:52 GMT -4
So here's one for the conspiracy theorists: Jim Irving (brother of Robert and co-CEO of JDI) has been put on a 26 person list of Canadians banned from Russia. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/russia-banned-jim-irving-1.6464047Although Robert Irving is not on the list, he is directly adjacent to Jim. It makes me wonder if Max Barbashev is staying in North America this offseason. Governments are ramping up the political prisoner game. Could they prevent Max from leaving the country as a statement to the Irvings and/or CHL (assuming he is even there)? #TuesdayTinfoil I'm pretty sure Max lives and trains with Ivan in the off-season. Don't think he'll be going back to Russia in the off-season. |
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Post by Captain Obvious on Jun 15, 2022 7:52:13 GMT -4
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Thomas Belgarde du #Titan est grandement en demande! Il sera un des très bons 20ans dans le Q l'an prochain! #Drakkar, #Eagles et #Wildcast auraient démontré un grand intérêt pour lui auprès du nouveau DG du Titan Jason Clarke!
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