We’ve addressed many players in our Fantasy Focus series over the past six weeks but there are still some key questions to ask. Let’s take a look at those to conclude our series for this year with the Habs Fantasy Mailbag.
Marc Bergevin has taken gambles on players before without a whole lot of success. Will Alexander Radulov be another of those or will he step up to be a core piece for Montreal this season?
Thursday afternoon was a busy one for the Habs. They announced that Martin Reway will miss training camp due to a virus, they’ve hired Sean Burke as a pro scout, and they unveiled the name for the Laval AHL franchise.
The Habs have had several youngsters make an impact in recent years and that’s likely to continue in 2016-17. Here’s a closer look at how those prospects can help your fantasy team.
Over the past several weeks, we’ve looked at the Habs and their likely fantasy impact for this season. While the rest of the team isn’t likely to have as much of an impact, many can still fill a role on your pool team.
Carey Price’s 2015-16 season was marred by injury, and due to it a major reason for the team’s collapse. Will a healthy Price return to his previous MVP level to help lead the team back to the postseason?
Jeff Petry’s first full season in Montreal didn’t go quite as well as anyone had hoped. Will he underwhelm again in 2016-17 or will he rebound and become more of a steady presence on the back end?
Expectations were high for Max Pacioretty last season after being named team captain but inconsistency and Montreal’s struggles made his year somewhat of a disappointment. Will he be in better form in 2016-17?
Andrew Shaw comes to the Habs for the 2016-17 season with a reputation as one of the league’s premier super-pests. Will he be able to produce more with Montreal than he did with Chicago?
One of the new faces joining the Canadiens this year, Shea Weber, is certain to attract plenty of attention this season. What type of numbers will he put up in his first year with the Habs?