Its becoming pretty clear that GM Marc Bergevins vision for the Canadiens is significantly flawed. He got Shaw from Chicago for two second-rounders, one of which the Blackhawks used to select OHL scoring leader Alex DeBrincat, on the basis that he doesnt like losing. Thats all well and good, but it kind of ignores the fact that the Blackhawks win lots of games and Stanley Cups because they have super elite talent at all positions. Then at the trade deadline, Bergevin confounded the hockey world by acquiring King, Ott and Martinsen, all of whom were supposed to provide the physical element the Canadiens have lacked. Well, consider the fact Sven Andrighetto, the player dealt to the Colorado Avalanche in order to get Martinsen, had five goals and 15 points in 19 games after the trade. Thats four more goals and 13 more points than King, Ott and Martinsen had combined in 37 games in a Montreal uniform.