11-24-2007, 11:24 AM
I don't think the Habs have had a real scoring ace since Guy Lafleur. The two Cup wins since were with low-scoring teams that had excellent defence, power play and penalty killing. Not to mention a Roy-calibre goalie.
In '86, if a penalty was called against the Habs, you'd be thinking of it as an opportunity to score short-handed.
Given the lack of a goal scorer that's the formula Carbo has to work on. But only the power play is really clicking so far.
In '86, if a penalty was called against the Habs, you'd be thinking of it as an opportunity to score short-handed.
Given the lack of a goal scorer that's the formula Carbo has to work on. But only the power play is really clicking so far.