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GDT: Game 2: 10/14 - New York Rangers @ Columbus Blue Jackets - 7pm ET, MSG

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"I'm expecting big-time games from David Vyborny, Mark Letestu and Fedor Tyutin. If we play our six-goalie system, we should be able to limit their chances. " --Peter Laviolette
 
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Hope the Rangers keep the foot on the pedal.

I really wanna see Jiricek play though.

Columbus is going to be a pain in the ass sooner rather than later with him, Fantilli, etc
 
The New York Rangers have a number of reasons to believe they can win tonight against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

  • They are coming off a strong opening night victory. The Rangers defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-1 on Thursday night, and they will be looking to build on that momentum.
  • They have a number of high-powered offensive weapons. The Rangers are led by Artemi Panarin, Mika Zibanejad, and Chris Kreider, who are all capable of scoring goals in bunches. They also have a deep supporting cast, with players like Vincent Trocheck, Barclay Goodrow, and Andrew Copp all capable of contributing offensively.
  • They have a strong goaltender in Igor Shesterkin. Shesterkin was one of the best goaltenders in the NHL last season, and he is expected to be a key factor for the Rangers again this year.
  • They have a good head-to-head record against the Blue Jackets. The Rangers have won 8 of their last 10 games against the Blue Jackets, and they have won 6 of their last 9 games at Nationwide Arena.
The Blue Jackets are not a bad team, but they are rebuilding, and they do not have the same level of star power as the Rangers. They are also starting a new goaltender in Elvis Merzlikins, who is a bit of a wild card.

Overall, the Rangers have a number of advantages over the Blue Jackets, and they should be the favorites to win tonight's game.

Here are some specific factors that could give the Rangers the edge:

  • Special teams: The Rangers have one of the best power plays in the NHL, and they also have a solid penalty kill. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, have a mediocre power play and a below-average penalty kill.
  • Faceoffs: The Rangers are one of the best faceoff teams in the NHL, led by Artemi Panarin and Vincent Trocheck. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, are not a very good faceoff team.
  • Experience: The Rangers have a number of experienced players who have won big games before. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, are a relatively young team.
Of course, there is no guarantee that the Rangers will win tonight. But based on the factors listed above, they have a good chance of doing so.
 
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Camera-stares/60 off the charts I heard
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There are a few possible reasons why Rick Nash stares into the camera whilst giving interviews:

  • To connect with the viewer. By looking directly into the camera, Nash can create a more personal and intimate connection with the person watching the interview. This can make the interview more engaging and informative for the viewer.
  • To project confidence. When someone makes direct eye contact, it can be seen as a sign of confidence. By staring into the camera, Nash may be trying to project an image of confidence and authority.
  • To make his points more effectively. When someone is speaking directly to you, it can be easier to pay attention to what they are saying and to understand their points. By staring into the camera, Nash may be trying to ensure that his message is being received and understood by the viewer.
It is also worth noting that Nash is not the only athlete who stares into the camera during interviews. Many other athletes, such as Michael Jordan and Tom Brady, are also known for doing this. It is possible that this is a common technique used by athletes to connect with the viewer, project confidence, and make their points more effectively.

In addition to the above reasons, here are some other possible explanations for why Rick Nash stares into the camera during interviews:

  • He may be trying to intimidate the interviewer.
  • He may be trying to focus on his message and avoid distractions.
  • He may be trying to make eye contact with a specific person in the audience.
  • He may simply be unaware of the fact that he is staring.
 
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Jauffre said:
The New York Rangers have a number of reasons to believe they can win tonight against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

  • They are coming off a strong opening night victory. The Rangers defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-1 on Thursday night, and they will be looking to build on that momentum.
  • They have a number of high-powered offensive weapons. The Rangers are led by Artemi Panarin, Mika Zibanejad, and Chris Kreider, who are all capable of scoring goals in bunches. They also have a deep supporting cast, with players like Vincent Trocheck, Barclay Goodrow, and Andrew Copp all capable of contributing offensively.
  • They have a strong goaltender in Igor Shesterkin. Shesterkin was one of the best goaltenders in the NHL last season, and he is expected to be a key factor for the Rangers again this year.
  • They have a good head-to-head record against the Blue Jackets. The Rangers have won 8 of their last 10 games against the Blue Jackets, and they have won 6 of their last 9 games at Nationwide Arena.
The Blue Jackets are not a bad team, but they are rebuilding, and they do not have the same level of star power as the Rangers. They are also starting a new goaltender in Elvis Merzlikins, who is a bit of a wild card.

Overall, the Rangers have a number of advantages over the Blue Jackets, and they should be the favorites to win tonight's game.

Here are some specific factors that could give the Rangers the edge:

  • Special teams: The Rangers have one of the best power plays in the NHL, and they also have a solid penalty kill. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, have a mediocre power play and a below-average penalty kill.
  • Faceoffs: The Rangers are one of the best faceoff teams in the NHL, led by Artemi Panarin and Vincent Trocheck. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, are not a very good faceoff team.
  • Experience: The Rangers have a number of experienced players who have won big games before. The Blue Jackets, on the other hand, are a relatively young team.
Of course, there is no guarantee that the Rangers will win tonight. But based on the factors listed above, they have a good chance of doing so.
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Andrew Copp? Uhhh i dont know how to break this to you.
 
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Jauffre said:
There are a few possible reasons why Rick Nash stares into the camera whilst giving interviews:

  • To connect with the viewer. By looking directly into the camera, Nash can create a more personal and intimate connection with the person watching the interview. This can make the interview more engaging and informative for the viewer.
  • To project confidence. When someone makes direct eye contact, it can be seen as a sign of confidence. By staring into the camera, Nash may be trying to project an image of confidence and authority.
  • To make his points more effectively. When someone is speaking directly to you, it can be easier to pay attention to what they are saying and to understand their points. By staring into the camera, Nash may be trying to ensure that his message is being received and understood by the viewer.
It is also worth noting that Nash is not the only athlete who stares into the camera during interviews. Many other athletes, such as Michael Jordan and Tom Brady, are also known for doing this. It is possible that this is a common technique used by athletes to connect with the viewer, project confidence, and make their points more effectively.

In addition to the above reasons, here are some other possible explanations for why Rick Nash stares into the camera during interviews:

  • He may be trying to intimidate the interviewer.
  • He may be trying to focus on his message and avoid distractions.
  • He may be trying to make eye contact with a specific person in the audience.
  • He may simply be unaware of the fact that he is staring.
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This is gold, Jerry. Gold. @Kane One
 
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Is my Next Chapter here?
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