The Canadian’s first line seems unstoppable these days. Is the “bromance” that unites Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield and Kirby Dach on the ice temporary or lasting? Our journalists Guillaume Lefrançois and Simon-Olivier Lorange discuss it with Jérémie Rainville and Stéphane Waite, from 98.5 FM.
Posted yesterday at 4:54 p.m.
Panelists also discuss Mike Hoffman’s apparent offensive awakening, Brendan Gallagher’s impact beyond scoring and Martin St-Louis’ swag.
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If you determine Kirby Dach’s future is on the wing, then what do you do with Sean Monahan? It is also not a bad option to keep until the centers in the branches, in the succession, are ready.
Guillaume Lefrancois
They try to sell him to other teams by making everyone believe that he is good, that he is a good teammate. If he’s good, why are they dropping him from the line-up? Not because of the rotation, I hope?
Stéphane Waite, about Mike Hoffman
Episode details
Block 1
- 00:03:50 — The Suzuki-Caufield-Dach trio, simple “bromance” or solid chemistry?
- 00:11:15 — Mike Hoffman back in good graces with three goals in two games
- 00:17:30 — Brendan Gallagher does not score and gets the second star of the game
Block 2
- 00:24:25 — Martin St-Louis has swag with the media
- 00:34:30 — Back to the journey of Guillaume Lefrançois to the kingdom of Connor Bedard
Block 3
- 00:40:55 — Martin Brodeur promoted to vice-president of hockey operations for the Devils
- 00:47:00 — How to explain the difficulties of the Canucks, Blues, Flames and Blue Jackets?