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PATRIK LAINE ÉCHANGE AUX CANADIENS DE MONTRÉAL? JORDAN HARRIS AUX VESTES BLEUES COLUMBUS ?



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Le premier tour du repêchage 2023 de la LNH s’est déroulé comme suit : 1er) Blackhawks de Chicago, Connor Bedard 2e) Ducks d’Anaheim, Leo Carlsson 3e) Blue Jackets de Columbus, Adam Fantilli 4e) Sharks de San Jose, Will Smith 5e) Canadiens de Montréal, David Reinbacher 6e) Arizona Coyotes, Dmitri Simashev 7e) Flyers de Philadelphie, Matvei Michkov 8e) Capitals de Washington, Ryan Leonard 9e) Red Wings de Détroit, Nate Danielson 10e) Blues de St. Louis, Dalibor Dvorsky 11e) Canucks de Vancouver, Tom Willander 12e) Coyotes de l’Arizona (des Sénateurs d’Ottawa ), Daniil But 13e) Sabres de Buffalo, Zach Benson 14e) Penguins de Pittsburgh, Brayden Yager 15e) Predators de Nashville, Matthew Wood 16e) Flames de Calgary, Samuel Honzek 17e) Red Wings de Détroit (des Islanders de New York via les Canucks de Vancouver), Axel Sandin Pellikka 18e) Jets de Winnipeg, Colby Barlow 19e) Blackhawks de Chicago (du Lightning de Tampa Bay), Oliver Moore 20e) Seattle Kraken, Eduard Sale 21e) Wild du Minnesota, Charlie Stramel 22e) Flyers de Philadelphie (des Kings de Los Angeles via les Blue Jackets de Columbus), Oliver Bonk 23e) Rangers de New York, Gabe Perreault 24e) Predators de Nashville (des Oilers d’Edmonton), Tanner Molendyk 25e) Blues de St. Louis (des Maple Leafs de Toronto), Otto Stenberg 26e) Sharks de San Jose (des Devils du New Jersey), Quentin Musty 27e) Colorado Avalanche, Calum Ritchie 28e) Maple Leafs de Toronto (des Bruins de Boston via les Capitals de Washington), Easton Cowan 29e) Blues de St. Louis (des Stars de Dallas via les Rangers de New York), Theo Lindstein 30e) Hurricanes de la Caroline, Bradley Nadeau 31e) Avalanche du Colorado (des Panthers de la Floride via les Canadiens de Montréal), Mikhail Gulyayev 32e) Golden Knights de Vegas, David Edstrom Cette vidéo se déroule également après la saison 2023 de la LNH et après les séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley 2023, où les Golden Knights de Vegas ont battu les Panthers de la Floride en les finales. Patrik Laine était l’un des meilleurs espoirs de la LNH au repêchage 2016 de la LNH. Le repêchage de la LNH a vu de nombreux espoirs de la LNH sélectionnés par diverses équipes. Le Top 28 du repêchage s’est déroulé comme suit : 1er – Maple Leafs de Toronto, Auston Matthews 2e – Jets de Winnipeg, Patrik Laine 3e – Blue Jackets de Columbus, Pierre-Luc Dubois 4e – Oilers d’Edmonton, Jesse Puljujarvi 5e – Canucks de Vancouver, Olli Juolevi 6e – Flames de Calgary, Matthew Tkachuk 7e – Coyotes de l’Arizona, Clayton Keller 8e – Sabres de Buffalo, Alexander Nylander 9e – Canadiens de Montréal, Mikhail Sergachev 10e – Avalanche du Colorado, Tyson Jost 11e – Sénateurs d’Ottawa (des Devils du New Jersey), Logan Brown 12e – Nouveau Devils de Jersey (des Sénateurs d’Ottawa), Michael McLeod 13e – Hurricanes de la Caroline, Jake Bean 14e – Bruins de Boston, Charlie McAvoy 15e – Wild du Minnesota, Luke Kunin 16e – Coyotes de l’Arizona (des Red Wings de Détroit), Jakob Chychrun 17e – Predators de Nashville, Dante Fabbro 18e – Jets de Winnipeg (des Flyers de Philadelphie), Logan Stanley 19e – Islanders de New York, Kieffer Bellows 20e – Red Wings de Détroit (des Rangers de New York via les Coyotes de l’Arizona), Dennis Cholowski 21e – Hurricanes de la Caroline (des Kings de Los Angeles), Julien Gauthier 22e – Flyers de Philadelphie (des Blackhawks de Chicago via les Jets de Winnipeg), German Rubtsov 23e – Panthers de la Floride, Henrik Borgstrom 24e – Ducks d’Anaheim, Max Jones 25e – Stars de Dallas, Riley Tufte 26e – Blues de St. Louis (des Capitals de Washington), Tage Thompson 27e – Lightning de Tampa Bay, Brett Howden 28e – Capitals de Washington (des Blues de St. Louis), Lucas Johansen Twitter : @LR99Gaming Portfolio : http://giopalermo.ca/ Twitch : legorocks99 #NHL #NHLNews #NHLTrade #NHLTrades#NHLTradeRumours #NHLNewsToday #NHLDraft #NHLProspects #CBJ #BlueJackets #Columbus #ColumbusBlueJackets #Canadiens #MontrealCanadiens #Montreal #Habs #CanadiensNews #HabsNews #GoHabsGo Salut. 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34 Comments

  1. #26 and harris, besides the fact that laine ia worth more, columbus also knows that these are the redundant pieces habs want to trade, too easy to see, columbus will ask for ehat montreal does not want to trade easily

  2. Yes, everyone is getting traded to the Habs. It's getting a little ridiculous. Every day I see a thumbnail of "big trade" to Montréal.

  3. Monahan, Kovalchuk, Kovalev and Radulov were all at a low point in their careers when they came to play for montreal. obviously the issues and difficulties vary from one player to the next but one thing is the same. each player left montreal in a much better position than when they arrived. Laine could benefit from playing here as much as montreal can benefit from his skill.

  4. If you want Laine, I would give up Harris, Hutson ( yes Hutson) and Roy. If you can still pick at 5 then pick another forward or another D like Yamachuck

  5. HAHAHAHA you are on fire this week!!! You forgot about Draisaitl. I know a good contractor to make Montreal 's bench longer , you will need it with Zebras, Laine, Crosby, Stamkos, Tkachuck Draisaitl…what a joke

  6. Not bad idea. Maybe MTL staff could do better to keep Laine healthy during season than CBJ staff.

  7. would never give up a first to take on that contract, they would have to retain a few mil, Im ok with seeing Harris go tho maybe even also Yllonen since Columbus likes its fins so much

  8. Just looked up his salary and I'm going to have to say no. If we need to spend 8+ million on a guy then might as well swing for the fence and get someone like Draisaitl or Rantanan for 12-13mil. This way we get an guaranteed elite scorer that we need.

  9. The Habs may have to throw in a right D such as Justin Barron or Logan Mailloux, both former first round picks.

  10. Great report LR99:
    1. If Habs are to move one of their young "D" as part of an upgrade package….Harris is the player to move. I still think he has potential at 23 yo…he's still growing/developing as a "D" at the NHL level and we've all heard how it takes "D" longer to mature. He is a solid trade piece with a promising future as a solid 3rd pair "D" (maybe 2nd pair).
    2. Habs need to be in the mix in the '24-'25 season for a playoff spot. They need to take the perverbial "next step" and be competing for a playoff spot. As I've said before…Suzy and Cole have only 7-8 years on their contracts so that is the Habs' "Cup window" right there….the team needs to mature and improve this season and that is Kent Hughes' mission at the draft next month….to trade for a promising young player and/or a solid proven veteran to help the team NOW!
    3. Ok….I'm a fan of Laine and his recovery. He's a beauty of a goal scorer but we all know his defensive liabilities and missing time due to health issues. With that in mind…I'm not convinced he'd be a good addition to the Habs, especially at his salary unless a significant chunk of $$$ is retained by CBJ. He's a risk for sure. I see the Habs needing a guy like Mark Scheiffle, JT Miller, Brady or Matt Tkachuk, Vinnie Trochek, etc etc…..the list goes on i.e. a player (or players) with grit and backbone who can score and play physical. Josh Anderson was supposed to be that guy but he's not lived up to the promise in Montreal. He could elsewhere and could be good trade bait!!!
    4. I like the idea of going after Necas….jury still out on Zegras…he has skills for sure and maybe his connection with Caufield would be a real winner for the Habs…but…he's a wee lad and Habs are already small and need to get bigger.

  11. Yes I’d do this in a heart beat, as long as you can get them to eat 2.5 million of the contract. Through in a 2025 2nd round pick

  12. We will never get a top forward for a 6th defense on a team. There always a hope we will get a prime player for nothing. It never happen and never will

  13. As a Columbus fan, I'd gladly do that trade. Then I'd take that pick at #26 and combine it with the pick the Jackets have at #36 and trade them to St. Louis for the #14 overall pick and draft Adam Jiricek. Then with the $ I saved in the trade, I'd go all out to sign Jake Guentzel. For the record, Laine's issues aren't drug or alcohol related.

  14. Wildest thing is, if Jordan Harris had played for us 10 years ago, he'd have made the squad very, very easily.

    He is good. Just not as good as what we got or what's coming.

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