Have The Habs Set Their Sights On Mason McTavish? | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro June 12 2026
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
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It's your attitude. Check them out today at aunoir.com. And trust me, once you go AuNoir, you never go back. Stu, how we doing? Good. Been a long time since we've done this together. It has been a long time. And just for the sake of transparency, this episode was pre-recorded at about 2.15 Eastern Time. So that's why you see me in my Canada jersey. I don't know if they won or lost yet. But so that is now that we got that out of the way, Stu, you wrote yourself an article. You wrote it for the Gazette about the Canadians and what they should do with Kirby Dock.
Yeah, it's, I mean, four years since that trade. And I remember after Kent Hughes made the trade, he said, you know, well, we looked into finding out, like, why did Chicago want to get rid of Kirby Dock? We did a lot of homework. We talked with a lot of different people. And I think four years later, we see why the Chicago Blackhawks wanted to get rid of Kirby Dock. I mean, Unlucky with injuries or injury prone, whichever way you want to look at it. And just the not consistent enough when he is healthy. And after four years, I think for both Kirby and for the Canadians, it's probably best that they move on. Although to let Kirby Doc go for nothing after what they give up for him. would not be an easy pill, I'm sure, for Kent Hughes to swallow.
So it's going to be interesting to see what happens moving forward. Kent was asked about Kirby Dock when he met with the media for the last time this season last week and said it was too early. He was going to sit down with Marty St. Louis and Jeff Gorton and also Cedric, their cap management guy, to see what they were going to do. But to make a qualifying offer for Kirby Dock would be $4 million. He can become a restricted free agent or they try and negotiate a cheaper contract. I mean, I don't see them giving Kirby Dock $4 million. But for general managers, it's hard to admit when you made a mistake and it'll be interesting to see what Kent Hughes does moving forward when it comes to Kirby Dock.
Yeah, it's a tough situation, especially because we saw there were a couple of moments in the playoffs. Obviously, after, you know, he had to shut down his Instagram because people went after him in the DM and his girlfriend had to do that. And then the next game scores a massive goal was a very was pretty pivotal. I don't think the Canadians win that series against Tampa Bay. without Kirby doc, he was still also very good against Buffalo. Again, scored a pretty big goal that, you know, made us all say, wow, that's a third overall pick.
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