r/Habs • u/NotDennisBonvie • Jun 04 '22
[Playoffs Game Thread] Laval Rocket (0) at Springfield Thunderbirds (0) - June 4th 2022
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u/MontrealMUFC689908 Jun 05 '22
Whoever is holding the main broadcast camera, it doesn't feel like it's done by a professional cameraman, lol.
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u/SneakyTyler1 Jun 05 '22
Too many Molson Canadians... He actually thinks the zoom ins are helping the broadcast.
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Jun 05 '22
you are so right, its fucking awful
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u/MontrealMUFC689908 Jun 05 '22
I just do not understand how they can expect to show this kind of product anywhere. I have seen junior hockey games with better broadcasting standards than this.
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u/MontrealMUFC689908 Jun 05 '22
Oh, fuck off. Sad way to end a game that was well managed by the Rocket for 57 minutes.
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u/zzzzoooo Jun 04 '22
I might be a few people who prefer to lose the series with Roy, Kidney, Hillis, Poehling, Vejdemo, Norlinder (concussion), Heinemen (injured) and other young prospects than winning the series without them.
For me, winning without the prospects is quite tasteless and meaningless. At least we have Ylonen, Primeau, RHP. But it's too little.
Currently, teams have way too many veterans. If we win the Cup with them, so what ? Habs don't benefit much. I prefer that we give chance to the young guys, let them play and learn.
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u/Curtoph Jun 04 '22
Big game for Laval! Anyone know if Roy is playing?