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Gainey Out, Which Habs are out?

Monday, 08 February 2010 20:16 Harvey Sekhon

With Montreal Canadians GM Bob Gainey stepping down, the new GM Pierre Gauthier will be shifting the focus onto the two young netminders, and the center Tomas Plekanec. It seems that Tomas Plekanec will be staying with the habs, as Gauthier has stated to media that they most likely have an offer ironed out. Price or Halak? That's what the hockey world is thinking right now, with Montreal's goaltending situation. Both are young goalies, who could easily take on the starting role. There would be no point in having one of them as a back-up goalie, so it makes sense for them to trade one of them for a defender or forward.

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