Kent Hughes Just Revealed the Types of Moves He Plans to Make Ahead of the Trade Deadline
Even though we can no longer talk about a long streak of consecutive losses, we can't say everything is perfect with the Montreal Canadiens.
And Kent Hughes knows very well that his team needs reinforcements.
The team led by Martin St-Louis is at the bottom of the NHL standings.
At the league's general managers' meeting in Toronto, GM Kent Hughes shared his approach, emphasizing a long-term vision and avoiding short-term panic moves.
Kent Hughes announces he won't make panic trades on the market despite the disappointing start to the season
Kent Hughes explained that despite the challenges, it is essential to stay committed to the team's rebuilding plan rather than reacting hastily.
For Hughes, placing the Canadiens' young players in winning situations is a priority, even if it means exercising patience.
«We must be patient and follow the plan.»
- Kent Hughes
Instead of major trades that could sacrifice prospects or draft picks, Hughes seems to favor smaller acquisitions to stabilize the team in the short term while staying focused on the future.
The GM suggests that Montreal might make some minor changes to support the season without hindering the development of its young players.
It appears there will be no trades made solely to help the team in the short term, but that doesn't mean Hughes isn't trying to make moves.
He simply wants to ensure any trade aligns with the long-term vision of his organization.
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