CONFIRMED: Jake Evans’ $2.85M Contract Under Fire, Simon Boisvert Calls It a Massive Overpay, Takes Bold Step to Prove His Point
The Montreal Canadiens’ decision to lock in Jake Evans at $2.85 million per season has sparked fierce debate, with hockey analyst Simon Boisvert leading the charge against the deal. Known for his blunt assessments and deep scouting knowledge, Boisvert has gone beyond just criticism—he’s taken a drastic step to prove his point, sending shockwaves through the hockey world.
Boisvert’s Explosive Move
Sources close to the situation reveal that Boisvert has compiled a detailed report comparing Evans’ impact to other similarly paid players around the league—only to find that, in his words, “the numbers don’t lie—Evans is drastically overpaid.” But he didn’t stop there. Boisvert has publicly challenged Canadiens management to justify the contract in a live debate, offering to present what he calls “undeniable proof” that the deal is a misstep.
Even more shocking, Boisvert has hinted that he has access to insider information regarding the team’s internal valuation process and has threatened to release details that could expose potential front-office mismanagement. “If the Canadiens truly believe this is a smart contract, they should have no issue defending it,” Boisvert declared on his latest podcast. “But I have evidence that tells a different story, and I’m ready to share it.”
Reaction Around the League
Boisvert’s claims have ignited intense discussions among analysts, with some backing his stance and others calling his actions extreme. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun weighed in, stating, “While Boisvert has a reputation for strong opinions, going this far is unprecedented. If he really has insider details, this could turn into a much bigger issue for the Canadiens.”
Fans have also taken sides, with some praising Boisvert for exposing what they see as reckless spending, while others arge that Evans