Oct 16, 2026 · 30 min · 7 segments
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Gary, the Habs lose.
The Habs lose.
The Habs lose, man.
Last year this time after seven games, the Habs were five and two.
Yeah.
And I don't know about you, but that game against the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night really pissed me off because I felt like they should've won that one.
Absolutely.
And I mean, [laughs] I think like when you, when you talk about the way the season has gone compared to the way the season started last year, it's easy to kinda be a little bit disappointed.
I think everyone's a bit disappointed.
And it, through the first three games of the season, you could count me among them.
The top line hadn't been clicking.
There was a lot of stuff that kinda didn't look really well.
But the last four games, uh, I think, you know, since Slafkovsky's gone back to the top line specifically, um, the team's looked better.
Like the last four, I think we, we were a better team in each of the last four, and we went only 500 o- over those games.
I thought they looked good, how they controlled the play.
If you go on, uh, uh, Natural Stat Trick and kinda look it up, the, the underlying numbers kinda support that as well.
Like we, we controlled the play, we controlled a, a lot of high-danger scoring chances and stuff like that.
Yeah, so I mean, the score really doesn't justify and doesn't, uh, represent how that game should've went.
Um, and I mean, at the end of the day, I think maybe that comes down to what was happening between the pipes for us.
Oh, man.
It was frustrating.
I was actually frustrated after that game because, like I was...
Gary, the Habs lose.
The Habs lose.
The Habs lose, man.
Last year this time after seven games, the Habs were five and two.
Yeah.
And I don't know about you, but that game against the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night really pissed me off because I felt like they should've won that one.
Absolutely.
And I mean, [laughs] I think like when you, when you talk about the way the season has gone compared to the way the season started last year, it's easy to kinda be a little bit disappointed.
I think everyone's a bit disappointed.
And it, through the first three games of the season, you could count me among them.
The top line hadn't been clicking.
There was a lot of stuff that kinda didn't look really well.
But the last four games, uh, I think, you know, since Slafkovsky's gone back to the top line specifically, um, the team's looked better.
Like the last four, I think we, we were a better team in each of the last four, and we went only 500 o- over those games.
I thought they looked good, how they controlled the play.
If you go on, uh, uh, Natural Stat Trick and kinda look it up, the, the underlying numbers kinda support that as well.
Like we, we controlled the play, we controlled a, a lot of high-danger scoring chances and stuff like that.
Yeah, so I mean, the score really doesn't justify and doesn't, uh, represent how that game should've went.
Um, and I mean, at the end of the day, I think maybe that comes down to what was happening between the pipes for us.
Oh, man.
It was frustrating.
I was actually frustrated after that game because, like I was...
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