I just want to comment on what you have done last summer to get you where you are today. You certainly knew what needed to be done in last year’s off – season and I would like to commend you for your desire to be the best that you can be. I’ve always had faith in you – always. Your positional play is second to none and your handling of the puck reminds me of your team’s old nemesis in Jersey the other night. You’re a treat to watch. Stay sharp and keep being you. Sighned – a Habs fan forever, hope you will be as well.

Good luck

Now, I live in Toronto, and I wonder which group of fans are worse. The ones who are contently blind with the sometimes-on-sometimes-off performance of their team, or the ones who raise their team as heroes when they are on their game and chastise their team when they are not. I hope you take it as (hard to swallow) tough love. Montreal seems to treat their team like a 1950’s era father – first one to sing the praises, first one to beat them senseless when they fail.

I hope that you will not fall victim to the same plague that so many good goalies before you have succumbed to. You are great. You were great. You will be great. Please don’t lose hope, faith or love. If you can survive the gossip-mongering, ruthless Montreal media, then you will be the better for it.

And when you think that those ‘boo’s in the crowd are your fate, remember that there are millions – literally millions- of other people who are shaking their heads at the unsupportive treatment of the Bell Centre attendants.

We still love you Carey! Well, I do. I still love you. I still have my jersey and wear it every game. I’m known in my area as that ‘Habs fan’ who, when the game isn’t shown on CBC, goes to the bar and asks for one TV to be focussed on you and your teammates.

We’re not the only ones who realize that the success or failure of a team is up to the cohesion of the team, not one – or two – players alone. I hope this message finds you well and, at the very least, reminds you that you have fans worldwide who are in your corner.

Thanks for sticking it out!

Every one knows your a good goal tender, but sometimes the good we have inside has a hard time coming out. Its all about managing your thoughts and energy. I think too much negative energy is around you got to turn things around.

I send you good thoughts and good luck.

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Thank you

Phil

I am a good fan of Carey… I am 59 years old and have seen alot of hockey. I am a CH fan who would love to see Carey be very successfull as the team would also become great !
Seems to me he has won previously and has great great potential but somehow in some games the concentration does not seem to be there….

Therefore, I think it’s just a little click on the mental aspects of the game. Please remember that mentally you have to start thinking of your game at least 48 hours before it actuallly happend… It’s played in your mind..

The physical aspect occurs during the real game time and that part needs to have your attention to the fact that each game must be played as if it was a seventh sudden death game … There is no other way to greatness.

I am behind you 100 % so go and perform… It’s your destiny…Good luck…