History says it won’t pan out, but I won’t argue with Chiarelli and his scouts playing a hunch. His record is a good one, and its only $1 for 1 year.

I think its funny to read JPT complaining about him not staying on his skates – for the love of god, that’s the Habs entire offensive strategy. Maybe its the very fact that he’s no good at diving that will lead to his success with a spoked B.

We turned Horton around! Who’s to say we can’t catch lighting in a bottle twice?

Surprised the Bruins would go for this guy but even more surprised Pouliot would want to go for Boston and I think that says it all about his charactor. I think after last year, no real Hab would want to become a Bruin and no real Bruin would want to become a Hab. Pouliot has no heart. He can’t stay on his feet and last year when Pac was cheapshoted, the Habs gave Pouliot his chance on the first 2 lines. He was a monumental flop. The only time I really like the guy last year was when he knocked out Krejki. I don’ t see him fitting into the Bruins locker room.

I had a hard time choosing.

I think this has potential to be a huge thumbs up, but I really don’t care for the player even if he did come cheap.

I didn’t think about the Habs killer angle-and I can actually see Chia thinking along those lines-and for the price it is a pretty cheap risk to take.

I think Peter signed him in the spirit that he becomes a habs killer like Micheal Ryder was. Don`t forget that Micheal left Montreal after being in the dog house with the coach. This is the same situation with Benoit. He is a top 5 draft pick of his entry year, but never lived up to his potential. This may be the speculative pick for the B`s. A s a die heard B`s fan living in Montreal, I watched him play often. I think this maybe a question of his environment. He will need to be more disciplined. Claude will fix that.