Peltz
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I thought he had another excellent game last night. Kid looks very calm out there.
He does that a lot. That subtle fake he does while just waiting with the puck. It seems to work almost every time without fail.
I wish I had a dollar for every head fake and misdirection move he makes.
I said it last night, there isn’t a single time he’s on the ice where I’m worried.
Not even McD at his best made me as comfortable as he does.
McDonagh at his best (it was only a brief window from the Winter Classic in Philly up until he got the C) was on a whole different level. We forget how good he was because it was such a short peak.
McDonagh at his best (it was only a brief window from the Winter Classic in Philly up until he got the C) was on a whole different level. We forget how good he was because it was such a short peak.
I'll say it.
Fox has been better than Prime McDonagh since December of last year. 1 on 1 and in the corners Mac has the edge, but Fox controls the game when he's out there. He's doing at the NHL level what he did in college.
Nope it's not even close. Some serious revionist history with this. McDonagh was what seth Jones is right now.
It's only his second year. His minutes are going up to 24-25 mins a game already. I think he's already ahead of McD when he was starting up his career. Fox's hockey smarts surpasses McD's I think.Fox is a stud but it's really hard to compare him to McDonagh given their usage (to this point), play style and the where their teams are/were.
Fox so far has averaged 19:15 TOI in his career. Prime Mac was getting 24/25 Mins a night. Fox also hasn't been deployed as a shutdown guy or against top players specifically so much yet, that's been Jacob Trouba mostly so far in the time Fox has been a Ranger.
McDonagh finished 11, 8, 11, 15, 17 in Norris voting in a 6 year span and was a big reason the Rangers became cup contenders when he supplanted Staal.
He has the talent to be on that level or better though. But he needs to prove it over larger sample and over tougher minutes.
Fox is a stud but it's really hard to compare him to McDonagh given their usage (to this point), play style and the where their teams are/were.
Fox so far has averaged 19:15 TOI in his career. Prime Mac was getting 24/25 Mins a night. Fox also hasn't been deployed as a shutdown guy or against top players specifically so much yet, that's been Jacob Trouba mostly so far in the time Fox has been a Ranger.
McDonagh finished 11, 8, 11, 15, 17 in Norris voting in a 6 year span and was a big reason the Rangers became cup contenders when he supplanted Staal.
He has the talent to be on that level or better though. But he needs to prove it over larger sample and over tougher minutes.
Rookie seasons time on ice:
McDonagh- 18:44
Fox - 18:54
Second seasons time on ice:
McDonagh- 24:44
Fox - 24:10
Seems to be right on par with McDonagh
Forget about Laf, they’re saving the C for him
Next meaning like 10 years from now? Bc Kreider, Panarin, and Trouba are here for a long timeLaf/Miller/Fox are the next C/A/As of this team (pick your C).