Alexandre Carrier reminds (again) how much better the CH locker room is than in Nashville.
Charles-Alexis BriseboisBefore the holidays, shortly after his arrival with the Canadiens, Alexandre Carrier mentioned how much heavier it was in the Nashville Predators’ locker room than in that of the Canadiens.
Now, for the second time in a short period, Alexandre Carrier didn’t hesitate to praise the Canadiens’ locker room compared to that of his former organization.
Listen to the media availabilities following tonight’s game against Tampa Bay
Tune in now to live postgame media ops following tonight’s game against the Lightning #GoHabsGo https://t.co/2HL3YaiQ9w
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) December 30, 2024
It feels good. Mentally, it feels really good. – Alexandre Carrier, on the difference between playing for the Canadiens and the Predators
Believe it or not, this is not the first time he has compared the two situations and had less flattering words for the Predators’ locker room than for that of the Montreal Canadiens.
The feeling I have is that he mainly wants to praise his new environment and that the comparisons with Nashville come naturally… but he doesn’t necessarily want to throw his former team under the bus.
In brief
– Well said.
Steve Bégin has quite a way with words! @fecorbinRDS pic.twitter.com/HwxRtjcYGV
— RDS (@RDSca) December 30, 2024
– For the fans of CF Montréal.
Not surprised that @cfmontreal hired Ludovic Taillandier as one of their assistant coaches. As I reported on January 09, 2024, Laurent Courtois wanted to hire him last year https://t.co/tI8WaFmZZy https://t.co/xRQzJvK6sl
— Tony Marinaro (@TonyMarinaro) December 30, 2024
– History repeats itself.
Will Blue Jays fans be disappointed once again? https://t.co/wprT8etETL
— Passion MLB (@passion_mlb) December 30, 2024
– Worth reading.
Little by little, Montrealer Justin Hryckowian has climbed the ranks of hockey. On Sunday, he realized his dream @JFChaumontLNH met him in Chicago #TexasHockeyhttps://t.co/X7G1PLCYWh
— NHL (@LNH_FR) December 30, 2024
– Ouch.
Canada is eliminated from the Spengler Cup by the Tigers of Straubing, a team they had beaten 6-3 just a few days ago. Thomas Grégoire was probably the best player on the Canadian side today with several good scoring chances.
— Anthony Marcotte (@anthonymarcotte) December 30, 2024