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Analyst Urges St-Louis to Make Big Change as Capitals Player Boldly Mocks the Canadiens
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Criticism is growing louder after some of Martin St-Louis' decisions. One such critic is TVA Sports analyst Michel Bergeron, who had a lot to say about MSL's choice not to play Arber Xhekaj in the playoffs.
According to Bergeron, the Capitals players are way too comfortable playing against the Canadiens and pushing them around.
"There's a Capitals player who's been laughing and mocking the Canadiens since the start of the series, and it's Tom Wilson."
A change is being called for by Michel Bergeron, involving Arber Xhekaj and Jayden Struble
According to "Bergy," Jayden Struble should be removed from the lineup tonight in favor of the Sheriff.
"I'm looking at Struble here. Is Struble really better than Xhekaj? Does Struble do a lot of things differently?"
"Wilson, he's laughing at the Canadiens," added Michel Bergeron.
"Wilson, he's laughing at the Canadiens," added Michel Bergeron.
We highly recommend watching the full interview.
I fully agree with that reasoning and those questions, but I do have one small hesitation.
Would it really help Arber Xhekaj to throw him into the fire for what's almost a do-or-die game in the middle of a playoff series against the Capitals, especially when the young man hasn't played in nearly a month?
I'm asking the question, but I don't have the answer.
The only thing that's clear is that the Sheriff could absolutely spark something for his teammates, especially in front of the home crowd at the Bell Centre!
Speaking of tonight's game, what's your prediction for this matchup, live from the Bell Centre, between the Montreal Canadiens and the Washington Capitals?
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