Simon-Olivier L'Orange
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 1 Jul
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Or Corsac, who was exchanged yesterday.
These are players who have more to bring,
Wow.
I'm not sure that the Canadiens will make a lot of friends in the league to have the contracts that are currently being given because other agents will see that and they will hope that, they will say how it is done with the others.
As I would say, the other agents will not be happy that these players become comparable, but I think it represents precisely, it is a signal of what the Canadiens managed to build, that the players want to play here, want to participate in that.
But now, the pressure is on the management.
and on the team to say, well, you have to win with these contracts because they can have the best salary structure in the league.
If they are not able to move forward, well, the other side is coming on them.
But yes, it is extremely positive what is trying to happen.
The question is for me or for Tony?
Besides, I'm going to end on that because the midday is coming and the door is calling me.
But I don't even know if it's positive to overpay.
It's like a term that has become a trend.
It's Kant who had launched it in a conversation, I think it was with Eric Engels last year.
If a player, if the team really needs it, and if they have a precise need and can do it for a long time, what is overpaying?
I think overpaying is for a player who doesn't need it.
I'm not sure that the Washington Capitals need Alex Stock for eight years at that price.
For me, that's overpaying.
But after that, look at what Lightning is doing.
Sometimes, we have the impression that they overpaid in certain transactions.
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