No one can dispute the Montreal Canadiens’ progress, even though they did not qualify for the playoffs this year.
The esteemed club’s executive team is dedicated to bucking that trend, but they made it clear that doing so won’t compromise a long-term strategy.
On Friday morning, anchor Laura Casella of Global News Morning was joined by hockey commentator Brian Wilde for the final Call of the Wilde segment of the season.
In Wilde’s own words, these are a few of the conversation’s highlights.
When will the Habs win everything or qualify for the playoffs?
Perhaps in the upcoming year, but most likely in two. They’ll probably make out with them. They will engage in a brief tryst.
Since nobody just shows up in the NHL and is as good as they will eventually be, all of the guys they are acquiring—which is a tremendous number—have a lot of assets that they need to develop.
The management staff of the entire firm is quite contemporary at the moment. Simply put, they belong to this generation. As someone who strives to belong to this generation as well, it’s just fantastic to witness. Regarding, instance, the pronouncements made by the former government, such as “Hey, Markov, if you want loyalty, get a dog.” As in, after ten years of faithfulness.
Rather, the guiding principles of this organization, according to (Kent) Hughes, (Jeff) Gorton, and the three of them, are to ensure that we’re fostering a culture and an atmosphere that encourage people to come play and recognize that education and learning are taking on here. However, as I mentioned in my piece, there are no hard
