Samuel Montembeault and Gonzo Shine with Perfect Gaucher-Droitier Performance
Goalie Samuel Montembeault has recently captured attention following his impressive performance on a podcast hosted by David Beaucage. During the episode, Montembeault showcased remarkable knowledge about NHL players, specifically regarding which side they shoot from and the color of their hockey tape.
Montembeault and the Challenge
Montembeault is not alone in his expertise. His colleague, Stéphane Gonzalez, also excels in identifying the shooting hands of NHL players. Inspired by Montembeault’s revelations, Gonzalez challenged him during a live segment on BPM Sports.
During the segment, Georges Laraque facilitated a quiz where both Montembeault and Gonzalez had to name the shooting side of 20 NHL players each, totaling 40 players. The results were impressive: both candidates answered every question correctly.
Impressive Speed and Accuracy
Gonzalez displayed astonishing quickness, responding in mere fractions of a second. Meanwhile, Montembeault not only identified the shooting side correctly but also specified the tape color for each player. Reportedly, Montembeault scored a perfect 20 out of 20 for the tape colors.
Fan Engagement and Future Prospects
This engaging challenge attracted a considerable audience, with approximately 5,500 viewers tuning in live on YouTube. Such interactions foster a closer connection between fans and players, enhancing the overall experience for hockey enthusiasts.
As for the Montreal Canadiens, they prepare for their upcoming match against the New York Rangers, who will be training in Brossard. Early reports indicated that Matt Rempe was the first to hit the ice with the coaches.
Statistics and Observations
- Challenge Participants: Samuel Montembeault and Stéphane Gonzalez
- Players Quizzed: 40 NHL Players
- Viewer Count: 5,500 live on YouTube
- Perfect Scores: 20/20 for Montembeault on tape colors
This lively segment not only highlighted Montembeault’s quick thinking but also showcased the bond forming between the Canadiens and their fans. The excitement suggests potential future challenges, possibly pitting Montembeault or Gonzalez against fellow hockey analysts like Marc-Olivier Cook.
