Pandaman11
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Who's gonna replace him on PP1? Gustafsson?
Whoever it'll be, I'll need to add him on my fantasy team
Whoever it'll be, I'll need to add him on my fantasy team
Game was tied and you know they would have been called for a penalty. I'm sure it would have been different if the game wasn't close.The Rangers won’t do anything and we all know it. State of the sport. Very disappointing nothing was done last night.
He's gonna need to score goals too. Because we can only score on the PP and without Fox the PP is gonna suckIgor needs to step up and carry this team for the next 10 games
yea Zibby needs to step up in the absence of Chytil and an option on the PP not being there anymoreHe's gonna need to score goals too. Because we can only score on the PP and without Fox the PP is gonna suck
I need you to hold me and tell me everything will be alrightThis seems logical. I read somewhere it was an MCL sprain, 3-4 weeks, something like that. I think we see him again Nov 29.
or...just hear me out...or they needed to do it to ice a full team tomorrow with Pitlick and Shesty still not able to play and Goodrow away for the birth of his kid.My fear is that as quickly as they moved to put Fox on LTIR, this could be worse. Much worse.
Heart still squarely in my mouth.
Fox suffered what’s believed to be a knee injury on a leg-on-leg collision with Carolina’s Sebastian Aho in the first period. A league source indicated the initial prognosis was 2-4 weeks for Fox; coupled with the other injuries and Barclay Goodrow staying home for the birth of his first child, the Rangers needed cap flexibility they could only achieve by placing Fox on LTIR.
Thanks for clarifying Steven!It's both 24 days AND 10 games.
CBA article 13.12(j)(ii) explains it.
The earliest Fox can return is November 29th against Detroit
LTIR longer than 10 games or 24 days.
Only 9 games until the 24 day mark. If he was diagnosed to miss 2-4 weeks, likely 3+, then putting him on LTIR saves them cap space for the end of the year to make moves. Hopefully thats the case and its not something really bad
No, it's not true. Fox still counts in full against the cap and LTIR cap space can't be accrued.Is this true? I thought that LTIR doesn't actually save you cap space, it just allows you to go over the cap by X amount while the player is injured. It's my understanding that once he returns, the Rangers will need to be cap compliant. Could be wrong tho
Staples is dying on the 2-4 week hill so the long end of the spectrum and LTIR was done for flexibility.or...just hear me out...or they needed to do it to ice a full team tomorrow with Pitlick and Shesty still not able to play and Goodrow away for the birth of his kid.
None of us know but if the rumors of an MCL sprain out there are true then it lines up with a grade two sprain which takes about 3-4 weeks. They aren't going to rush him back anyway for what would amount to two extra games (BOS, BUF).
Of course, if it's an ACL then he's done for season but it's possible that we would have heard about that from Rangers PR when they put out the LTIR notice.
Those days are over my friend. Aho would be in a dentist chair right now pre 2005.The Rangers won’t do anything and we all know it. State of the sport. Very disappointing nothing was done last night.
Here's Staples, as amended with the LTIR new, in the Athletic:
So I don't know, sounds like a sprain to me and he's back in the 10 game/24 day timespan with the LTIR more for roster flexibility than anything.
It's a matter of convenience. Drury is looking at the schedule, considering the injury and believes the team would have the best chance to win the plurality of matches with the cap flexibility as opposed to just having Fox sit out and playing somewhat shorthandedSeems like a bit unfair that he might miss significantly more time due to the cap.
Hear me out, some teams like to put their #1 overall pick on PP1 at some point in their career.Who's gonna replace him on PP1? Gustafsson?
Whoever it'll be, I'll need to add him on my fantasy team
Trouba challenged Aho. He refused.Those days are over my friend. Aho would be in a dentist chair right now pre 2005.
Aho was never going to accept a challenge from trouba. The whole thing trouba said Is ridiculous, he should have ripped his head off in the corners or in front of the net. I get it was a one goal game and they wanted the two points, but your best player just left the game from a knee on knee play when he didn’t have the puck and fox was adimit it was done on purpose.Trouba challenged Aho. He refused.
See you on January 2.
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The scary part of the hit is straight on knee hit. I’ve seen that kind of hit before and it’s generally not good.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Fox is getting a second opinion right now.
This would’ve been a great time to give Ty Emberson a look. Oh well
I seem to recall Laffy having "a few words" with Aho a couple of times as well.Trouba challenged Aho. He refused.
See you on January 2.
I would not have made acceptance optional .Aho was never going to accept a challenge from trouba. The whole thing trouba said Is ridiculous, he should have ripped his head off in the corners or in front of the net. I get it was a one goal game and they wanted the two points, but your best player just left the game from a knee on knee play when he didn’t have the puck and fox was adimit it was done on purpose.
The thought had crossed my mind as well, but his upside was always 3rd pair at best. San Jose is a joke this year, so I wouldn't take it as a sign that he's playing games.
There aren't many good options besides overplaying Gustafsson and hoping he rises above his station, which is what we were banking on when we signed him. Hope he is up to it.