“It’s going really well. It’s going to be a big summer, it’s probably going to be my most important season,” he told reporters at the Jonathan Huberdeau Golf Tournament. He added that he was smart enough to realize that he still had a lot of work to do to get a permanent NHL job, but that he was willing to do whatever it took. It’s reassuring to have Roy’s realization. He definitely has the talent to play in the NHL. The rest, , is up to him. His work ethic and consistency on the ice must now follow. If all the elements are in place, he can look forward to a career in the Bettman circuit, here or elsewhere. I no longer believe he belongs with the Habs, at least not in the short term. Perhaps a trade would be the best thing for him. He could serve as a complementary piece for a transaction to get a second center for the team. – Podcast to listen to.