for the last time, yes. no doubt. please stop asking.
KantanaBrigantei
Yes.
Next question?
HabChronicle
If Lundqvist made it, so will Carey
Technerd70
Just delete the thread.
0bl1v10n204
I literally just put a comment about this yesterday in the nhl sub and people agree. His resume is thorough and he deserves it, without a doubt. First ballot if you ask me.
WintertimeLivingEasy
Yea, and habs should retire his jersey.
burnSMACKER
Yes. It’s not even an argument. Stop.
AmsroII
Literally = Not yet
Almost certainly after he’s retired = Yes
DIKs_Steeler
Any goaltender winning the Hart should be considered, ~~Theodore being the exception that prove the rule~~ (there’s also Al Rollins in the 50’s, but idk what happened here; [he finished the season with 12 wins and 47 loses and 3,23 avg](https://www.nhl.com/news/al-rollins-wins-hart-trophy-with-chicago/c-308307676))
Price stayed consistant and his Cup final run in 20-21 (plus the run where he got injured by Kreider) were both « Stanley cup winner worthy ».
edit: I guess it’s not a saying anymore?
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jadenspan
Gold Medal, Veznia, Hart, multiple all-star, SCF
philjitsu
It’s the Hockey Hall of Fame, not the NHL Hall of Fame.
Price has won world Junior and Olympic gold. Personal NHL awards and won the Calder cup with the Hamilton Bulldogs.
He holds the record for most wins for a goalie for a franchise older than the NHL.
He’s getting in when he officially retires no questions asked.
Will the Habs retire 31? That’s much more debatable..
If 31 won’t be retired for just Price I hope we get lucky enough to have another goalie take 31 to the rafters on cup wins in the next decade so maybe a dual 31 retirement is possible.
Personally I would be okay with the Habs retiring 31 for Price. Even if he didn’t get his cup.
Thank you goalie Carey <3
a7xgemzy
What a stupid question. Yes he is.
GreatWhiteNorth4
I’m so tired of this debate. Unequivocally the answer is yes. It’s not just the NHL hall of fame, it’s the *hockey* hall of fame.
He’s the all time winningest goaltender in the history of the Canadiens, the most successful franchise in the league historically speaking. Had a run of dominance in net from 2013-2017 we may not see again (especially without a top tier team in front of said goalie, which we didn’t have). The awards sweep in 2015. 7 time all star. And to top it all off? He’s got a WJC gold, World Cup gold, and an Olympic gold. With his totals from the senior tourneys being 10-0 with a nuts GAA and save percentage. If anything that’s a first ballot hall of famer lol 🤷🏻♂️
BackgroundMiserable5
Yes.
txe88
Yes. A no brainer.
Cdn_Medic
Yeah, it’s not a question of if he gets in or not, the question is is he first ballot or not.
I think he is, but I wouldn’t be surprised if his lack of cup, will see him wait a year or two of eligibility.
MustardTiger1337
No
poa1991
This is weekly debate again. Yes to HOF but no to rafters.
endpointanalytics
Nope.
theflower10
Not even a question. Of course he is. He should be in the year he is eligible.
sex_panther_by_odeon
That question is an easy yes. The harder question is should his number be retired. There are valid points on both sides of the argument on that one.
hiptragicallybroken
I’d give it to him yesterday so we could just move on.
BigBoy990
100%, especially after this years class.
Nerav256
Definitely.
RGM81
World Juniors MVP, Olympics MVP, Vezina/Hart/Lindsay season, all-time Habs leader in goalie wins, he’s got everything except Stanley.
goompa88
Yes. The only thing he didn’t win was the cup . He’s in first ballot.
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for the last time, yes. no doubt. please stop asking.
Yes.
Next question?
If Lundqvist made it, so will Carey
Just delete the thread.
I literally just put a comment about this yesterday in the nhl sub and people agree. His resume is thorough and he deserves it, without a doubt. First ballot if you ask me.
Yea, and habs should retire his jersey.
Yes. It’s not even an argument. Stop.
Literally = Not yet
Almost certainly after he’s retired = Yes
Any goaltender winning the Hart should be considered, ~~Theodore being the exception that prove the rule~~ (there’s also Al Rollins in the 50’s, but idk what happened here; [he finished the season with 12 wins and 47 loses and 3,23 avg](https://www.nhl.com/news/al-rollins-wins-hart-trophy-with-chicago/c-308307676))
Price stayed consistant and his Cup final run in 20-21 (plus the run where he got injured by Kreider) were both « Stanley cup winner worthy ».
edit: I guess it’s not a saying anymore?
[deleted]
Gold Medal, Veznia, Hart, multiple all-star, SCF
It’s the Hockey Hall of Fame, not the NHL Hall of Fame.
Price has won world Junior and Olympic gold. Personal NHL awards and won the Calder cup with the Hamilton Bulldogs.
He holds the record for most wins for a goalie for a franchise older than the NHL.
He’s getting in when he officially retires no questions asked.
Will the Habs retire 31? That’s much more debatable..
If 31 won’t be retired for just Price I hope we get lucky enough to have another goalie take 31 to the rafters on cup wins in the next decade so maybe a dual 31 retirement is possible.
Personally I would be okay with the Habs retiring 31 for Price. Even if he didn’t get his cup.
Thank you goalie Carey <3
What a stupid question. Yes he is.
I’m so tired of this debate. Unequivocally the answer is yes. It’s not just the NHL hall of fame, it’s the *hockey* hall of fame.
He’s the all time winningest goaltender in the history of the Canadiens, the most successful franchise in the league historically speaking. Had a run of dominance in net from 2013-2017 we may not see again (especially without a top tier team in front of said goalie, which we didn’t have). The awards sweep in 2015. 7 time all star. And to top it all off? He’s got a WJC gold, World Cup gold, and an Olympic gold. With his totals from the senior tourneys being 10-0 with a nuts GAA and save percentage. If anything that’s a first ballot hall of famer lol 🤷🏻♂️
Yes.
Yes. A no brainer.
Yeah, it’s not a question of if he gets in or not, the question is is he first ballot or not.
I think he is, but I wouldn’t be surprised if his lack of cup, will see him wait a year or two of eligibility.
No
This is weekly debate again. Yes to HOF but no to rafters.
Nope.
Not even a question. Of course he is. He should be in the year he is eligible.
That question is an easy yes. The harder question is should his number be retired. There are valid points on both sides of the argument on that one.
I’d give it to him yesterday so we could just move on.
100%, especially after this years class.
Definitely.
World Juniors MVP, Olympics MVP, Vezina/Hart/Lindsay season, all-time Habs leader in goalie wins, he’s got everything except Stanley.
Yes. The only thing he didn’t win was the cup . He’s in first ballot.
Yes
Yes