Simon-Olivier L'Orange

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248 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 1 Jul

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But I insist on looking at the way the teams were built, the real candidates for the Stanley Cup this year.

I'm talking here about Caroline, Vegas, Colorado.

Look at their center line, if there were center lines that were superior or largely superior to that of the Canadiens.

And it would still be the case if Capanen was the second center in the fall.

Yes, I like the candidacy of Brandon Duhem, who is a player who is not expensive.

Yes, I like him too.

He is tiring, he has a good six-foot-two skill.

He is hard to play against, to take the consecrated expression.

We agree, he is not a player who produces a lot.

I think when Brandon Duhem would have given a season of about twenty points, that would be it.

But I think it's the kind of player that the Canadian could look for.

I see the Senators who have given a new contract.

Today, Nick Cousins is a player who makes you win the Stanley Cup, but he's the kind of player who bothers the opponent.

Gallagher didn't have the profile of a 4th trio energy line player, but he was one who bothered the opponent.

With his departure, there are not many of these candidates left.

Maybe Florian Jacquet would have his chance in the fall.

But really, as I was saying, I think these kind of players could help.

But that's often what I repeat in these questions.

Does Martin Saint-Louis want an energy line?

Because it's not players that Saint-Louis seems to appreciate or use profusely.

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