Nick Suzuki's Heartfelt Cry: "I Think It Was an Immature Effort"
It was by a score of 4-1 that the Canadiens lost against the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday evening at the Bell Centre, and Nick Suzuki seemed very disappointed.
The word is far from weak, as the captain dared to use very harsh terms against the team for their inexplicable effort. There was no reason why the conclusion should be so in favor of the adversary.
I think we gave them too much life and let them get comfortable in the game, so it's up to us to do a lot better than that. "
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We can say that these are very harsh words, but very fair, and he is not exonerating himself from that, far from it. He doesn't just point the finger at his teammates, he knows he needs to give more as well.
This goes in the same direction as what Martin St-Louis wants to convey as a message, while the coach has clearly mentioned that his group of players must give more.
The Canadiens' head coach expects more from this group, and he should."
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The Canadiens are at the end of reconstruction and making full progress. To reach a new plateau, there must be no passengers in the team. Everyone must give everything they have.
Lane Hutson played more than 30 minutes and St-Louis mentioned that he is not taking a rest shift. That's why he played so much.
The Canadiens are a young team and they are immature, it can happen. But to say that they have a lack of energy and/or motivation, I absolutely don't believe it.
