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Hayes "Attracting Significant Interest" Ahead of Draft


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What separates Domi from Hayes besides potential and name? They've produced at the same level with Hayes definitively being the better goal scorer. Then you have the benefit of being a center whose production comes at 5v5 while getting mostly defensive zone starts. That's all stuff that makes him significantly more valuable.
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Time will tell, what if we are looking to move Hayes because we already have Tavares in the mix but don?t want to tip our hand. Tavares, Zibanejad, Chytil, Andersson-Howden, Nieves plus any center that falls to us, waiting in the wing. We may need to clear cap for Tavares contract.

 

 

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Hayes is not far better than Galchenyuk, Domi (right now) I would agree.

At even strength its not even close. Over the last two years:

 

Hayes - 152 Games - 35G (.23 gpg), 43A (.28 apg), 41.7% OZS

Galch - 143 Games - 21G (.15 gpg), 35A (.24 apg), 62.1% OZS

 

I don't think Hayes is more talented than Galch, but he's been way better over the last two seasons.

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Nothing against Hayes, personally, but I've seen him as this offseason's trade chip for quite some time. If he wasn't good, he wouldn't be valuable to us or other teams - so it's not about value/quality. Ultimately, it's about fit and whether we can turn a player of his caliber into assets, or, something greater by utilizing other pieces in the form of players, picks or room (though the NYR have said they won't take on bad contracts, not great contracts for a good player is a different story).
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Would love to see Hayes traded, don't see a lot of drive from him to get better or contribute on a consistent basis. Maybe a change of scenery helps him, but he helps the Rangers most as a trade chip.

 

That's the reason I'm reluctant to trade him. He has been improving with questionable coaching. Want to see improvement? Compare his faceoffs year one and now. Compare D and possession #'s. How about his PK? Not improved? He is becoming more willing to shoot and take the puck to the goal. Now he has a new coach entering his 4th year, he's ready to take the next step. Especially after a strong finish.

 

Hayes = Dorito problem, goofyness problem

Galy = Opiate problem, D problem

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Is there a link or any credible source that says what Galchenyuk's supposed (unconfirmed) stint in rehab was about?

 

A google search only brings up Tremblay alleging it in a radio interview. But, it's not uncommon for shit like this to happen in Montreal when they want someone out of town.

 

There's also a reddit thread...so...

 

Can someone post a link to something reliable?

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Is there a link or any credible source that says what Galchenyuk's supposed (unconfirmed) stint in rehab was about?

 

A google search only brings up Tremblay alleging it in a radio interview. But, it's not uncommon for shit like this to happen in Montreal when they want someone out of town.

 

There's also a reddit thread...so...

 

Can someone post a link to something reliable?

 

https://www.hockeyfeed.com/nhl-news/galchenyuk-attended-nhl-s-drug-and-alcohol-rehab-claims-former-habs-coach

Galchenyuk attended NHL’s drug and alcohol rehab, claims former Habs coach

 

Some Montreal Canadiens fans might look to react to Jean-Francois Chaumount's report in the Journal de Montreal this morning, where he cites former Habs coach Mario Tremblay telling 98.5 FM Montreal’s Mario Langlois that forward Alex Galchenyuk twice received treatment in the NHL’s drug and alcohol program.

 

It is confirmed that a player who takes part in the league’s assistance program has the right to do so on a confidential basis and is not obligated to inform his team. If Galchenyuk did receive treatment,
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That was the discussion when Tremblay went on the radio, heard him with my own ears. I was cutting wood this past fall and stopped the saw so I could listen in disbelief. That was followed by a frank discussion with the show hosts and a Montreal insider and then a beat reporter.

 

They talked about a partying problem, out on the town hammered, drugs and alcohol. The hint of the real issue came when said something like... this isn't pot smoking we are talking about, but supposedly an issue that started with pain killers. I remember thinking, yeah after that brutal series with the Rangers.

 

The next show hosts decided players were due confidentiality and the network as a whole followed suit. But for a couple of hours it was mayhem, with a few people acknowledging knowing Galy had a problem.

 

I reported it here to the board.

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That was the discussion when Tremblay went on the radio, heard him with my own ears. I was cutting wood this past fall and stopped the saw so I could listen in disbelief. That was followed by a frank discussion with the show hosts and a Montreal insider and then a beat reporter.

 

They talked about a partying problem, out on the town hammered, drugs and alcohol. The hint of the real issue came when said something like... this isn't pot smoking we are talking about, but supposedly an issue that started with pain killers. I remember thinking, yeah after that brutal series with the Rangers.

 

The next show hosts decided players were due confidentiality and the network as a whole followed suit. But for a couple of hours it was mayhem, with a few people acknowledging knowing Galy had a problem.

 

I reported it here to the board.

 

Lol

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So, again, nothing substantial and no proof other than one person (Tremblay) making an accusation.

 

Sorry but I'm not sure if I'm buying that, especially since...you know...Montreal.

 

I understand, but that’s why I included the confidentiality part. They are not allowed to discuss medical matters of a player, without permission.

 

I think there was a comment made by Therrien, too. Dancing around a question in regards to partying/drugs said something like “I wish they went home ate milk and cookies and went to bed...”

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Yeah, I’m thinking metaphor as well.

 

Ha, didn't realize "chopping wood" was such a safe practice. 'Shutting the saw' must be the equivalent of closing the porn window.

 

Must be more careful with my wording, this place is a minefield. I'm modifying all my scouting reports, no longer will I say...

 

he's a good stick handler

plays like he's alone on the ice

in hard situations he grips his stick too tight

over manages the puck

likes to dangle

he's got soft hands

gets pumped up

quick wrister

drops his gloves only to get beat

isn't afraid to shoot

clutcher and grabber

will handle his business

loves the wrap arounder

holds onto it too long

a real ball bruiser

quick release

gets greasy goals in dirty areas

does his job

plays hard

solid in the clutch

slippery in tight spaces

the sydney crosby

the morton downey (cause he's a jerkoff)

washes the dishes

 

Some original material for your entertainment.

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Ha, didn't realize "chopping wood" was such a safe practice. 'Shutting the saw' must be the equivalent of closing the porn window.

 

Must be more careful with my wording, this place is a minefield. I'm modifying all my scouting reports, no longer will I say...

 

he's a good stick handler

plays like he's alone on the ice

in hard situations he grips his stick too tight

over manages the puck

likes to dangle

he's got soft hands

gets pumped up

quick wrister

drops his gloves only to get beat

isn't afraid to shoot

clutcher and grabber

will handle his business

loves the wrap arounder

holds onto it too long

a real ball bruiser

quick release

gets greasy goals in dirty areas

does his job

plays hard

solid in the clutch

slippery in tight spaces

the sydney crosby

the morton downey (cause he's a jerkoff)

washes the dishes

 

Some original material for your entertainment.

 

All of those and no use of fivehole? Not bad.

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So, again, nothing substantial and no proof other than one person (Tremblay) making an accusation.

 

Sorry but I'm not sure if I'm buying that, especially since...you know...Montreal.

 

I don’t buy it either. And whether true or not, it’s really a classless move by Tremblay. That sort of thing doesn’t need to be made public when it’s been kept private. Just no reason for it.

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Ha, didn't realize "chopping wood" was such a safe practice. 'Shutting the saw' must be the equivalent of closing the porn window.

 

Must be more careful with my wording, this place is a minefield. I'm modifying all my scouting reports, no longer will I say...

 

he's a good stick handler

plays like he's alone on the ice

in hard situations he grips his stick too tight

over manages the puck

likes to dangle

he's got soft hands

gets pumped up

quick wrister

drops his gloves only to get beat

isn't afraid to shoot

clutcher and grabber

will handle his business

loves the wrap arounder

holds onto it too long

a real ball bruiser

quick release

gets greasy goals in dirty areas

does his job

plays hard

solid in the clutch

slippery in tight spaces

the sydney crosby

the morton downey (cause he's a jerkoff)

washes the dishes

 

Some original material for your entertainment.

 

Priceless!!

 

:+1:

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So, again, nothing substantial and no proof other than one person (Tremblay) making an accusation.

 

Sorry but I'm not sure if I'm buying that, especially since...you know...Montreal.

 

I believe it. Tremblay is an asshole either way, but I think it’s true.

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I believe it. Tremblay is an asshole either way, but I think it?s true.
People can think whatever they want. That's their prerogative.

 

That doesn't make it a fact. And it certainly isn't fact enough to pinpoint opioids as the drug of choice.

 

You believe it because we know that in general there's a ton of players in the NHL with drug problems. What other proof is there besides Tremblay?

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People can think whatever they want. That's their prerogative.

 

That doesn't make it a fact. And it certainly isn't fact enough to pinpoint opioids as the drug of choice.

 

You believe it because we know that in general there's a ton of players in the NHL with drug problems. What other proof is there besides Tremblay?

 

I didn’t say it was fact, I said I believe it. Regardless of how much of an asshole he is, I don’t think he made it up. As far as the substance of choice, all I can guess is that he, like many others rehabbing an injury, could have got a bit hooked.

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