Montreal’s two year plan
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We often hear about teams and their windows in which they can win with the current core in place.
We often hear about teams and their windows in which they can win with the current core in place.
Last week, we looked at some of the possible destinations for one of Montreal’s backup goalies and unfortunately for the Habs there aren’t many options at the moment.
With the way that Dustin Tokarski performed in the postseason, many fans are expecting that he wouldn’t make it through waivers to get back to Hamilton next season.
When word leaked that the Habs were aggressively trying to move Josh Gorges before July 1st, many expected they were targeting a replacement in free agency.
When the Habs failed to give Ryan White a qualifying offer, it was speculated that the club had someone in mind to replace him.
It has been quite the busy week for the Habs with several newcomers joining the team over the past few days.
It’s safe to say that there is now a bit of a goalie logjam in Montreal. Late Tuesday afternoon, the Habs announced the signing of veteran goalie Joey MacDonald to a one year, two-way contract.
On top of signing Manny Malhotra, Tom Gilbert, Jiri Sekac, and trading Josh Gorges, the Habs had time to re-sign Mike Weaver before the first hour of free agency had elapsed.
The Habs’ third signing in free agency saw them scour the international waters.
On Monday, we learned that Josh Gorges was likely to be dealt after the Habs were pressuring him to waive his no-trade clause to go to Toronto.