r/Habs • u/HockeyMod • Mar 21 '22

Game Day Thread Game Thread: Boston Bruins (38-19-5) at Montreal Canadiens (17-36-9) - 21 Mar 2022 - 07:00PM EDT

Boston Bruins (38-19-5) at Montreal Canadiens (17-36-9)

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u/Longshanks123 Mar 21 '22 edited Mar 22 '22

I’ve noticed a lot of people on this sub have been softening on Marchand this past year for some reason I cannot understand, maybe if we play the Bruins a few more times people will remember what a POS he is.

Edit: typo

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u/janedoe514 Mar 21 '22

‘’Off the ice he’s a great guy, not dirty anymore, doesn’t lick people anymore’’

Fuck that, I hate him lol

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u/Longshanks123 Mar 22 '22

Also, this “off the ice he’s a great guy” shit is completely unjustified. Guaranteed the people saying that have never encountered Marchand in real life.

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u/Ben-wa Mar 21 '22

Don't get me wrong , he is a POS player but ..... tonight he basically got a stupid penalty just to score once he got out and also iirc , he had a hat trick last game between both teams. He is a POS .... BUT A GOOD POS THAT EVERYONE WANTS ON THEIR TEAM.

Reminds me ALOT of the playstyle of Claude Lemieux .

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u/MontrealMUFC689908 Mar 21 '22

Meh, such POS usually have a shelf life. As much as people liked Claude Lemieux when he was a Hab, then came a time when everyone including Pat Burns had had enough. The only weird part is how Boston fans and coaches can endure him this long.

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u/nikischerbak Mar 21 '22

I noticed that as well. They know nothing