"He's a guy who is very tough to play against and doesn't take nights off. A lot of people talk about how good he is defensively, but you can't discount his offensive skills. He has a good shot and excellent vision for the game."
"He's going to be extremely good in Montreal. In Arizona, Dvorak was playing on a rebuilding team that was struggling to make the playoffs. He wasn't surrounded by a lot of people. If he's used well by the Canadiens, you can expect production up to 60 points."
We love Phil Danault, even though he left the team, when beforehand, his desire was to wear a Habs uniform for his entire career. That being said, Dvorak will be able to play Danault's role of being sent out against opposing trios without Dominique Ducharme getting nervous. On top of that, he will contribute to the offense by scoring important goals. Let's not forget that he lifted a Memorial Cup in 2016 and he was very dominant during those highlights.
In short, once again, we give a thumbs up to Mr. Marc Bergevin, a very proactive general manager!