pld459666
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Nash, Hagelin and Klein for Malkin
saves cap space....until we replace 2 spots vacated by Hags and Klein
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Nash, Hagelin and Klein for Malkin
saves cap space....until we replace 2 spots vacated by Hags and Klein
pld459666
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Malkin misses (on average) 18 games a year for the last 5 seasons. (17.33 the last three seasons)
The cost to acquire and his monstrous cap hit of 9.5 per year make him, for me, someone I want nothing to do with.
Pass.
The cost to acquire and his monstrous cap hit of 9.5 per year make him, for me, someone I want nothing to do with.
Pass.
UAGoalieGuy
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For a much superior center who would more then likely match Nash's goal output. The winger the Rangers would get in return for Stepan would not be chicken scratch either.
So we are getting a more expensive version of Nash who doesn't play defense and trading Stepan for someone. Brilliant.
UAGoalieGuy
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Only type of trade that makes sense moving Nash.
And the return for Stepan, think of a young winger like Schwartz or Forsberg.
Edit: and I'm not supporting moving Nash but some ppl on here are he'll bent on it. The team more then likely would not move Nash for picks/prospects or nonestablished fowards. Trading partners wouldn't move their top young player for Nash without the Rangers retaining some of his cap it. That isn't happening either.
Sorry just catching up here... So we're trading the guy who led the team in goals for the past 2 seasons because he couldn't keep it up in the playoffs? To me, the reason we lost to Tampa was A) the D could not keep up with Tampa, and the D could barely get the puck out of our zone. How many times did DG have time to clear the puck but instead made the wrong play and Tampa kept the puck in the zone. B) AV got out coached. He refused rarely juggled the lines except for Marty & Miller and when he was forced to in game 7 he kept Glass in over Sheppard and once McD was able to play he refused to place Hunwick on the ice who outplayed KK in the first period. But hey that's just one person opinion.
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I think this is very valid, especially the point on Hunwick. 4, 5 if you include KK and his arm, of our top 6 D were significantly hurt. I dont quite get why AV didn't dress Hunwick as the 7th D and rotate him into the game as needed.
Great - trade those guys to a divisional rival and watch Nash put up 60 goals playing with Crosby. Sounds great.
Ail
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We all know Malkin would score 20 and put up 30 assists too.
Malkin would be a dud of epic proportions here. The minute the fans got on him, which would be almost immediate given his often indifferent play, he'd shut it down. I can't believe people are even entertaining the idea.
silverfish
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Okay, here is my: I'm Glen Sather, what I say goes off-season plan for the Rangers...
Trades:
Talbot to Buffalo for 31 OA, Foligno
Klein to Detroit for Marchenko, 2nd rounder 2016 draft
Here's where I go off the deep end into bern territory...
Girardi+Hagelin+Glass to Dallas for Alex Goligoski, Cody Eakin, 193 OA, Travis Morin
Re-Sign Hunwick; 1 year, $.85m
Sign Viktor Fasth; 1 year, $1.25m
This lineup is as follows:
Nash (7.8) - Brassard (5) - Zuccarello (4.5)
Kreider (2.475) - Stepan (6) - Miller (1.2)
Eakin (1.9) - Hayes (.9) - Fast (1)
Foligno (1.875) - Moore (1.5) - Lindberg (.8)
Bourque (.5625)
McDonagh (4.7) - Goligoski (4.6)
Staal (5.7) - Boyle (4.5)
Yandle (2.625) - McIlrath (.75)
Hunwick (.85)
Lundqvist (8.5)
Fasth (1.25)
Total spend - 68.9875. Even with a $70m cap, we're still $1m under the books to mess around with.
Here's a Rangers player usage chart for the past season on D minus Girardi & Klein and with Goligoski:
AV will really need to start spreading the love a bit more. Use Yandle in tougher situations. McIlrath should be around the 17.1/+5 area on the graph. Boyle 17.4/+10. We can't have a corps where you can drive a tank through the separation of the D. Spread the love.
Again, what this lineup fails out is bringing in a right-handed shot to **** **** up on the power play.
Trades:
Talbot to Buffalo for 31 OA, Foligno
Klein to Detroit for Marchenko, 2nd rounder 2016 draft
Here's where I go off the deep end into bern territory...
Girardi+Hagelin+Glass to Dallas for Alex Goligoski, Cody Eakin, 193 OA, Travis Morin
Re-Sign Hunwick; 1 year, $.85m
Sign Viktor Fasth; 1 year, $1.25m
This lineup is as follows:
Nash (7.8) - Brassard (5) - Zuccarello (4.5)
Kreider (2.475) - Stepan (6) - Miller (1.2)
Eakin (1.9) - Hayes (.9) - Fast (1)
Foligno (1.875) - Moore (1.5) - Lindberg (.8)
Bourque (.5625)
McDonagh (4.7) - Goligoski (4.6)
Staal (5.7) - Boyle (4.5)
Yandle (2.625) - McIlrath (.75)
Hunwick (.85)
Lundqvist (8.5)
Fasth (1.25)
Total spend - 68.9875. Even with a $70m cap, we're still $1m under the books to mess around with.
Here's a Rangers player usage chart for the past season on D minus Girardi & Klein and with Goligoski:
AV will really need to start spreading the love a bit more. Use Yandle in tougher situations. McIlrath should be around the 17.1/+5 area on the graph. Boyle 17.4/+10. We can't have a corps where you can drive a tank through the separation of the D. Spread the love.
Again, what this lineup fails out is bringing in a right-handed shot to **** **** up on the power play.
Glen Sathers Cigar
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Yeah, it's not like there were FOUR more games in the series or anything. Two of which were on home ice and both of them we got shutout.
Yup, all Hank's fault.
Also, why is everyone so hell bent on getting Marcus Foligno? He has 192 NHL games played and has scored 26 goals. Is it simply because he's big? Hasn't he been considered a bust at this point?
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Vinny DeAngelo
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It's more or less a fact. There is no legitimate argument for Brassard here and he's probably my favorite ranger.
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Different players. The strength of the Rangers is that we don't have a clear-cut 1st and 2nd line.
If we are all dead set on keeping Nash and supplementing him with more goal scoring, I'd be interested in something revolving around Hagelin and talbot and Dallas' 1st and Nishcushkin.
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