TV analyst destroys Shea Weber
Injured for the entire season and soon to be retired, Shea Weber has not said a single word to the Montreal media this season.
Remember that he is still officially the captain of the Montreal Canadiens.
Réjean Tremblay didn't miss it in his most recent column in the Journal de Montréal.
Before working out the details for a Genesis interview, he told me about this Weber, the reigning captain of the Montreal Canadiens, who refused to come out and support his teammates, to cheer on Kent Hughes and Martin St. Louis in person, and who is too rude to even talk to reporters when they travel out west with the CH. A real shame.
How come everyone slept through the gas in this case? Weber is the CH captain, but we were weighing the chances and merits of Brendan Gallagher. The poor man who was seen as a future captain is falling apart and now we're talking about Nick Suzuki as the future "C" carrier.
We forget that the captain is in Vancouver, that he hasn't come to meet his teammates in Montreal except once in November, that he saw Marc Bergevin and Dominique Ducharme get fired and replaced by Hughes and St-Louis and that His Lordship is still too haughty to address the rabble.
How come everyone slept through the gas in this case? Weber is the CH captain, but we were weighing the chances and merits of Brendan Gallagher. The poor man who was seen as a future captain is falling apart and now we're talking about Nick Suzuki as the future "C" carrier.
We forget that the captain is in Vancouver, that he hasn't come to meet his teammates in Montreal except once in November, that he saw Marc Bergevin and Dominique Ducharme get fired and replaced by Hughes and St-Louis and that His Lordship is still too haughty to address the rabble.
Do you think he's right?
| POLL | ||
Is it a poor move by Weber? | ||
| Yes | 147 | 60.2 % |
| No | 97 | 39.8 % |
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