The Habs Rebuilt The Right Way
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What listener questions are addressed in this episode?
I'm really excited to continue to find ways to unite, to make us better and stronger, to help young kids and the next generation to live their dreams of being great professionals and in future World Cups.
7.03 on a Tuesday. Happy Tuesday, everybody. Alfred Brough, Sportsnet 650. Maybe not the greatest music to play audio over top of. Why not? Just makes it seem a lot less serious. I don't know. What are you talking about? Have you heard this show before? Jesse Marsh, not our show. You are listening to the Halford and Brough Show on Sportsnet 650.
I'm excited for the 1922 World Cup.
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How did Montreal Canadiens become successful in their rebuild?
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So we've got an entire open segment here. We have two things to accomplish. One, we're going to listen to our listeners who have texted into the Dunbar Lumber Tech message in basket about the aesthetically pleasing or lack thereof aesthetically pleasing moments in this montreal carolina series we've also got to talk about canada soccer and the jesse marsh extensor i think we're going to start with the montreal carolina series because we're getting a lot of text at 650 650 into the dunbar lumber text message in basket so i basically threw out the question are you enjoying the montreal carolina series
and the consensus is that it could be better. Okay. And I'm going to read a few texts from each side of the aisle, and I'll start with the ones that are into the series. Ryan texts in, and he says, I personally love tight-checking defensive hockey. I would much prefer to watch an intense 2-1 or 3-2 game where every inch of the ice is contested than a 6-5 wide-open game. I think high-scoring games are a sign of two bad teams competing So I do appreciate Carolina's style of play. Thank you. So Ryan definitely did not enjoy the 1987 Canada Cup where all three games were 6-5 between Canada and the Soviet Union. Two notably bad teams. Terrible.
Could just be bad goalies.
That could be bad.
Now. So we'll put Ryan on the side of the aisle that is enjoying this series. What about, what about somebody else?
No, no, no, no, no. I'm going to read a few more. Okay. Let's get some more. Let me handle the Dunbar lumber text inbox. Okay. We'll see how this Tatiana in Langley writes. The style of play isn't affecting my enjoyment because I think the most fun player on Montreal is Jakob Dobish.
What insights does James Mirtle provide about the Canadiens vs. Hurricanes series?
And if all the action is in his end, you get to see his antics more. And then occasionally you get to see a Habs breakaway to keep things fun. Another text on sign, for such low shots, the hockey is still pretty engaging. I still find watching Montreal entertaining with the confidence that with a bounce, they can score. Okay, so those are the... Bruff, you're wrong. The series is great. Just be quiet. Here are other texts on the other side of the issue. Leaf texts in, if the Spurs OKC series is on, that's my priority at this point. As the playoffs wear on, I end up watching more NBA, less NHL. J-Rock in the Okanagan, I think Brough is half right. The style is a little boring, but I particularly blame the Habs.
They could be far better in their own end. You have to move the puck faster. Forchek is crushing them. free PD texts in and he says the Habs don't have enough heavy wingers every time the Habs enter the zone Carolina simply guides them to the boards and takes the puck away it's painful to watch because the Habs haven't found a strategy around that okay I'll read one more actually two more
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What listener questions are addressed in this episode?
0:05–1:29
2
How did Montreal Canadiens become successful in their rebuild?
1:29–3:15
3
What insights does James Mirtle provide about the Canadiens vs. Hurricanes series?
3:15–5:16
4
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Canadiens in the playoffs?
5:16–7:28
5
How do the Canadiens compare to other teams in the playoffs?
7:28–9:25
6
What are the expectations for Jesse Marsh and Canada Soccer?
9:25–11:44
7
What strategies can the Canadiens implement to improve their performance?
11:44–13:57
8
What are the future prospects for the Canadiens following this season?
13:57–48:19