How Bad Was It Between Max Pacioretty And PK Subban?
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2022
- Former Canadiens Equipment Manager Pierre Gervais joins Tony Marinaro to discuss the tension between Max Pacioretty and PK Subban and the Habs captaincy.
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PK's career wouldve been different if he stayed in MTL. He fueled off of the pressure.
The players picked Pacioretty and, no offense, he was probably the worst captain the Habs ever had. Worse by far, being trade out of Montreal broke PK's heart. He was never the same player after that. PK bled blue, white and red each and every game....no weak shifts, no minimum effort. We lost a lot when we traded PK and the only upside of Pacioretty's demise and trade was getting Suzuki.....now there's a captain!
@@rudyrobles8294 Turgeon had a good season scoring-wise, but I still think the Habs got totally screwed in that trade.
@@rudyrobles8294 Probably why he was only in town for a year. LOL
PK was amazing his first year with the Preds. His health was also deteriorating.
Patch was a better captain than Koivu. Take out cancer and it's not much different.
@@salman13 you're out of your mind to say Patches was better than the Sak as a captain. I mean you're entitled to your opinion... but you're outta your mind.
@@MartyLeonXIIIGaming
The cancer diagnosis just blinds dumb fans and you're proof.
Patches was a top 5-10 goal scorer in the league for a few years. Dumb fans just think Koivu as some super elite player that was leading the league in scoring 20 games in or something.
That's like dumb gas who think the EGG line was elite because had an amazing 5-10 game run 😂😂.
PK was like 5-10 years ahead of his time. If he was coming up now, wouldn't be an issue. And hell yeah, it was jealousy, it was Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat syndrome with Joseph and his jealous brothers.
PK was a Best Man at Markov's wedding, remains one of Carey Price (and his family)'s best friends... Has TONS of close friends in the NHL, still (Cam Atkinson, Roman Josi, most Devils players.) Seems to me the problem might have been Patches more than PK?
No question that PK is a great person. His personality is not that of a good leader. Unfortunately for Montreal, they didn't have a real leader who was able to work alongside him and create balance.
Bad management team and front office made little if any positive contribution to the team. Coaching was questionable... they could not accept that a black man could be a super star in a traditionally whitemans sport.
@@terrygoral2974 If he were black with a name like Louis-Paul Daigneault or something, he might have had a chance. But otherwise, you're right. The Habs would rather spend millions drafting the likes of Guillaume Latendresse in the first round than to actually build a proper team.
Both overrated
Being a great person has nothing to do with loving the spotlight, and it's true, PK was always in it or trying to be in it no matter what city he played in. I would say the city and the team brand would benefit, but in the locker room, his persona would get old quick.
I don't get the hate toward PK or Patches. They were good players for us. Worked hard, performed, and never got into any trouble. I just saw PK interviewing Patches about his trade and injury. Of course it was a media event but there seems to be no animosity. In fact they seemed happy to talk to each other. Patches even said that PK knows his family well, etc. I think this supposed rift between them is totally blown out of proportion.
Wasted decade. Marc Bergevin will NEVER GM in this league again. That's all the proof you need.
Haven't watched the video yet but I completely agree with you.
I mean the dude couldn’t get a #1 C for an entire decade. He had Price, Pacioretty, Subban, Markov, Plekanec back in 2014. He should’ve went all out and got the center they needed.
Bergevin ALWAYS put his ego ahead of the team. I'll never understand why Molson kept him around for as long as he did.
🤣🤣 yeah lets try to find the villain and say its all his fault
@@cliffordjordan9577 lol you're right. He had THE team. The Habs could have been a dynasty during that time.
Read Pierre's book in just 2 days! Fantastic read...funny how the things he said about Pacioretty, the staff in Vegas said the same thing!
See, I think that's EXACTLYYYYY what Tony was referring to when he asked about the jealousy from PK's teammates. Pierre pretty much answered "YES IT WAS JEALOUSY" by answering something like "No, hockey is a team sport." Basketball ball isn't a team sport? I guarantee you if PK was Pierre Karl Tremblay, he still would have been a Hab.
Im not saying it's racism, but rather "cultural conflict"
Pk was a superstar in a conservative sport, and it rubbed the people who were trying to keep hockey the same the wrong way. (players, journalists, fans, etc)
Well said
Very very well put, i agree. We see this superstar culture in literally every other sport except hockey, ESPECIALLY when it concerns a black man… hockey is a conservative (and white) culture. The sport has to adapt to it though…
Jarome Iginla was universally loved by hockey fans, and a star. And Montreal more than most has had its share of superstar players, so I don't think either of your points are true. I think hockey loves team players and hates selfish ones, and PK was more the latter.
@@nviscalling5752 it has nothing to do with skin colour. I would even argue that YOU ALL put importance on his skin color, not us. Everybody loved PK, but if PK could not recognize that everyone but him was falling in line and still not do it, that's a lack of maturity on his part.
@@Singo222 ah yes because both elements cannot be true at once lol
"PK is PK" is all he had to say
Pierre sounds so much like a bitter old man
Patch had the personality of a dead fly
Most hockey players do.
Are u still in touch with mike Ribeiro
Really sad to hear, as they were literally my 2 fav players at the time
Bothering for you Pierre Gervais.
Very few did more for the city of Mtl than PK.
PK loved hockey, Montreal, PK and the Candiens.
The Canadiens the media and certain players couldn't deal with his superstar presence and tried to box him in.... and failed.
Good luck to you PK in you future....
Patch is a patio star, a Prima Donna kind of guy, and PK felt he should have been the captain, not Patch. Both were unfit to be captain to begin with, so nothing but trouble laid ahead.
bad take
pk donated 9 mill to the hospital and he was mad there were cameras? reach
He didn't donate 9 million. He donated 1 million and rest were pledged and raised through his foundation (i.e. other people money). However, he never raised close to even 3 million. Still a lot of money, but to have the camera crew and news outlet for that much is ridiculous. Most players donate way much more and never heard a blip from the news. Usually teams will donate together.
Pacioretty = 🐍🐍🐍
I heard that PK won the vote, and management turned it over.
Think what you think Tony...
P.K. was all about P.K.
@John Di Raimo PK won a Norris and was an extremely good playoff performer - just ask Bruins fans. He sure helped the team win games.
Pierre Gervais is another PK hater
PK loves PK and only Pk!!
How much did you donate to children’s hospitals?
@@tsak912 the money came from normal people not him. A big scam there
PK had, and still has a head bigger than any dressing room. A questionable childhood.
Think about this for a second, an Olympic ski legend that was past her baby making prime would be able to cash in for life if she married PK. She declined cash for life....what does that tell you? They were engaged and all she would have had to do was get married and then divorced sometime later and claimed a portion of cash and assets or dependent at the very least. What did she see that was so alarming that she couldn't walk the aisle?
Or maybe PK decided to break up with her...?
@@Kbtoy789 you can believe whatever you want...
@@pohoheli Yes...? As you can. What's your point?
@@mathieucouture-gauthier6115 you're exactly right. We should all follow your lead.
nice psychoanalysis there lol
All he had to do is keep his mouth shut