That would officially be the biggest return a Goalie ever netted in a trade ... By a lot.

I just make a trade like that because I don't really know what can be his real value.

I'm not saying you are wrong on the value. There is just not a lot of examples of Goalies with that pedigree being traded.

Personally though... I would like the Habs to win games 4-3, 5-4, even 6-5 for a few years. We don't need a great goalie for that.

I think the Habs just need a goalie who can be always consitent and who will able to level up during playoffs time and clutch moments. Also, I don't see Allen & Montembault to became their goalie no1, but Hart have somes potential to became one of them.

Not sure it would be even top-10

Curtis Joseph (two 1sts - #14 pick + #15 pick)
Ken Wregget (two 1sts - #12 pick + #21 pick)
Grant Fuhr (#12 pick + Dave Andreychuk)
Kevin Weeks (#5 overall pick)
Dominik Hasek (1st + Slava Kozlov)
Andrew Raycroft (#1 goalie prospect)
Vesa Toskala (#13 pick, 2nd, 4th) --- (as a UFA who then didn't extend lol)
Tomas Vokoun (#9 pick + two 2nds)
Semyon Varlomov (#11 pick + 2nd)
Ryan Miller (1st, 3rd, top-50 prospect)

Thats not even near to being the highest return for a goalie lmao

And winning games 5-4 doeant mean that you cant have a great goalie
If anything, when your team has a great goalie, your defense can pinch more and really concentrate on offence, cause they know your goalie can bail you out if you turn it over

Lol FLyers getting fleeced here tbh if MTL keeps up the current pace.

Hart doesnt really need a change of scenery hes playing very well even despite team results lacking. Harts personal stats are top ten still, also Philly is very injured.

What was the biggest Goalie trade? Roy? Hasek?

These were all quite big

How vould you forget Cory schneider for #9 (Bo Horvat)...I mean I understand why, but...