Player Discussion Filip Chytil: Part III

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'Chance he could join them' sounds a little encouraging. With him a hit that even causes something of a headache should be reason for precaution.

As for Leschyshyn he's been a hard player for me to like or at least when he's wearing a Rangers jersey. There must be something the Rangers like about him but not sure what it is. Anyway I expect him to be scratched unless someone else gets hurt.
 

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I feel like it only a matter of time on his career. Being concussion prone and having subpar awareness on the ice is a bad combination. He's had more of these inadvertent collisions than anyone that I've seen.

Those two things often go together. More often than not it means a short career or at least unless the player can figure it out. Crosby had issues for a while though.....so did Jeff Skinner.
 

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Mollie Walker doing nothing to dispel the assumption that it's concussion related in her latest article. I was hoping for something else being suggested.
 

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Mollie Walker doing nothing to dispel the assumption that it's concussion related in her latest article. I was hoping for something else being suggested.
theres zero details being given out. She's going to make that assumption for the same reason the rest of us are. Because its the most likely outcome and any report to the contrary would need some actual evidence from the team.
 
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theres zero details being given out. She's going to make that assumption for the same reason the rest of us are. Because its the most likely outcome and any report to the contrary would need some actual evidence from the team.
Understood, I was just hoping she might have something else to report. If it is concussion related he should hang'em up.
 

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I’m not getting my hopes up or expecting anything, but hoping they’re being very delicate with the situation and over-testing/making 100% sure there is nothing there.
 

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Chytil should take the rest of the year off and think about his health. You know it'll be some mild hit that will give him a concussion like the ones Rick Nash took as a Ranger. Chytil concussion I think are mainly his fault for being fragile and putting himself in bad positions to get hit. He needs to be more aware on the ice. Sad to see.
 

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I truly don't see the point in him rejoining the team. It will be great for him once he gets healthy again; that should also be the time that he announces his retirement. His body just can't endure the bare minimum physicality required for the NHL. It's a miracle he's been able to play the sport at the level he has for as long as he has. Like people are saying, if it wasn't this hit it would just have been the next. And the next hit would come from someone that was actually trying to hit him. The collision with Miller was about as slow as a NHL level collision could have been, and Chytil is again sidelined for an undetermined amount of time with an undisclosed injury(?).
 
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Can the Rangers talk him into retiring for extra cap space? We seen Drury did some sneaky stuff as GM. Could he say if you retire before the deadline, Drury give some incentive to Chytil to make him think about his health??? If Chytil retired before the trade deadline, how would that effect the cap space?
 

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I truly don't see the point in him rejoining the team. It will be great for him once he gets healthy again; that should also be the time that he announces his retirement. His body just can't endure the bare minimum physicality required for the NHL. It's a miracle he's been able to play the sport at the level he has for as long as he has. Like people are saying, if it wasn't this hit it would just have been the next. And the next hit would come from someone that was actually trying to hit him. The collision with Miller was about as slow as a NHL level collision could have been, and Chytil is again sidelined for an undetermined amount of time with an undisclosed injury(?).
I agree....as much as I loved watching him, it seemed to me that he was playing with reckless abandon: his confidence was sky high and he played as if no one could stop him (which was true). To be honest, I'm surprised someone hasn't tried to lay him out before now (maybe they just can't catch him). Typical Ranger crap that it would take one of his own to do it.
 
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Can the Rangers talk him into retiring for extra cap space? We seen Drury did some sneaky stuff as GM. Could he say if you retire before the deadline, Drury give some incentive to Chytil to make him think about his health??? If Chytil retired before the trade deadline, how would that effect the cap space?
If he retires, his contract is nullified and the amount of the contract comes off the books.
 
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I agree....as much as I loved watching him, it seemed to me that he was playing with reckless abandon: his confidence was sky high and he played as if no one could stop him (which was true). To be honest, I'm surprised someone hasn't tried to lay him out before now (maybe they just can't catch him). Typical Ranger crap that it would take one of his own to do it.
Didn't Rick Nash get a concussion by throwing a hit and missing and gave himself a concussion, or was that Lindros? Rangers luck not shocking
 

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It’s good that he hasn’t been totally ruled out of joining them, might not be a concussion.
He would be travelling then. Not flying with the team is a straight giveaway that we are talking about a concussion, they don't recommend flying if you have one.

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If he retires, his contract is nullified and the amount of the contract comes off the books.
Could the Rangers still pay him out without cap consequences? Ideally that's what would happen. Kid would have quite literally risked his life for the team.

He would be travelling then. Not flying with the team is a straight giveaway that we are talking about a concussion, they don't recommend flying if you have one.

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Not necessarily. They're letting him hang back to see how he progresses. That tells me he exhibited concussion like symptoms but may not necessarily have been concussed.

It's a REAL thin line to walk but a medically diagnosable line nonetheless.
 

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The problem is that he still doesn’t keep his head up as much as he’s supposed to. Very concerning to me. But other than that, he’s so good.
Yea I mean this is what I’ve been saying. I hold my breath every time he’s on the ice.

It’s such a f***ing shame. Without the injuries, he probably could become an elite 1C. He still can, since he works so hard on his game, but I don’t think his career will be long. Just so so sad for the player and the organization. Just more horrible luck for the Rangers.
 

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Could the Rangers still pay him out without cap consequences? Ideally that's what would happen. Kid would have quite literally risked his life for the team.
Once he "retires" he forfeits whatever amount is left on the contract. The only way I can see something like this happening is if they LTIR him until contract expires.
 

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