RIP Primeau

This seems like Montreal taking a shot in the dark like the Blues last season, except it makes no sense because they have the best goaltender in the world

1. Why is that bad for his development when he gets a chance in the NHL?
2. The team doesn't suck, they just have too many influential injuries

Listen, it's not necessarely bad, but it's risky. When you try to develop a young prospect with a nice potential like primeau, you want him to stay confident. If you bring him up too soon with a team searching itself, it may put him in a risky situation. The defence has a lot of difficulties lately, this is partly why price has so bad stats in the last games. If you put Primeau in the net and he plays a bad game it may affect his confidence, slowing his progression. Personaly, I think Primeau can take it but it's a lot of pressure for a 20 years old with only 12 professionnal games in his career (AHL).

It’s not bad to get him experience. Can always pull him if things are shakey and you have one of the greatest goalies stepping in. Flyers have handled this pretty well since Carter Hart’s came in the league. Even at times this year he has been pulled and they get him out before it gets ugly. Goalie is a tough position to excel at such a young age. But experience doesn’t hurt as long as they habs handle it correctly.

1. Right now the Habs are horrible so I don't think it would ideal to throw him into that situation.
2. Injuries shouldn't be an excuse. Sure losing Drouin hurts but the others forwards aren't doing a better job. They have the same D-Core as when they were winning so they shouldn't take the whole blame. Price is also the one to blame. If Price really needs a top notch D-Core to be at his game then I guess PK Subban and Andrei Markov were the real 2015 MVPs.