Scouts in Bell Centre press box tonight #Habs #HabsIO pic.twitter.com/z55J5tq0cv
– Stu Cowan (@StuCowan1) December 1, 2023
Trade winds are beginning to blow across #NHL, exactly 100 days out from the March 8 trade deadline.#Canucks, #Isles, #Oilers, #LeafsForever all in mix – but are there enough trade partners?
First Trade Targets of the season with 20 names in play: https://t.co/p6fBFLIGVf pic.twitter.com/6dClNFljml
– Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) November 30, 2023
Let’s talk about these rankings.
Among these three players, Sean Monahan was well represented, occupying 13th position. However, in Seravalli’s list, Mony is ranked second.
There is therefore a noticeable disparity in perception between the two rankings, particularly with regard to the status of the Canadiens’ center.
In Montreal, we know the former Flames man: he’s excellent. He may be running out of steam at the moment (he hasn’t scored since November 2), but he’s still a sure thing on both sides of the rink.
With 13 points in 22 games, 91 is on track for a 48-point season, which is excellent. But what makes him so valuable is his contract. He’s paid $1.985 million and his contract expires on July 1. So there’s no need for Kent Hughes to withhold salary, as he had to do last year.
In addition to Monahan, two of the team’s goalkeepers share the sixth spot. It belongs to Jake Allen and Cayden Primeau. Montembeault does not appear in this ranking.
In bursts
– Less than usual.
– Luke Hughes returned to the game.
Flyers’ Hathaway tossed for hit on Devils’ Luke Hughes https://t.co/lsqefOgHyV
– theScore NHL (@theScoreNHL) December 1, 2023
– Of course.
Shohei Ohtani named top designated hitter for 3rd year in a rowhttps://t.co/C4uoIf0nN3
– RDS (@RDSca) December 1, 2023