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GDT: Game 29 - New York Rangers @ Colorado Avalanche - 9pm EST, MSG2

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New York Rangers @ Colorado Avalanche

9pm EST, MSG2

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Vesey or Blais need to sit. Think they should split a fourth line wing spot. Let Blais get into shape but don't play him every game. He and vesey are similar players at the moment too.
 
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egelband said:
Vesey or Blais need to sit. Think they should split a fourth line wing spot. Let Blais get into shape but don't play him every game. He and vesey are similar players at the moment too.
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Vesey PKs. Blais hits hard. That’s why they both play and aren’t nec carbon copies. If just judging offensive impact they likely seem far more interchangeable. But their roles on team are different enough to be meaningful to Gallant. And they both play roles that help overall team in more subtle ways. Sadly the team has waived most of its physical players. And they’ve done a very very poor job developing more PK options upfront.
 
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gravey9 said:
Vesey PKs. Blais hits hard. That’s why they both play and aren’t nec carbon copies. If just judging offensive impact they likely seem far more interchangeable. But their roles on team are different enough to be meaningful to Gallant. And they both play roles that help overall team in more subtle ways. Sadly the team has waived most of its physical players. And they’ve done a very very poor job developing more PK options upfront.
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You're probably right about gallants thinking but I hope they come up with some non-Vesey pk options Soon. They should have practices before NJ and before Toronto. I really liked the Mika-Kreider pk setup too.
 
GbgRanger said:
Colorado is banged up. Lets do this!
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This game could get interesting.

I took a buddy to a Rangers game way back when. he said, "There are more Rangers fans here than Avalanche fans!"

Times have changed. I think Gaborik got a hat trick that day.

He is back in Connecticut and I am taking another buddy to the game tonight.

I expect a big game from the Rangers tonight.
 
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gravey9 said:
Vesey PKs. Blais hits hard. That’s why they both play and aren’t nec carbon copies. If just judging offensive impact they likely seem far more interchangeable. But their roles on team are different enough to be meaningful to Gallant. And they both play roles that help overall team in more subtle ways. Sadly the team has waived most of its physical players. And they’ve done a very very poor job developing more PK options upfront.
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Rydahl (when healthy) and Karl Henriksson have been doing a good job on Hartford’s #1 PK for most of the season.
Rydahl is an NHL player IMHO.

Cuckoo4Kakko said:
Prediction time. Rangers up 12-0 with 5 minutes to go. PP2 goes out to start. They lose a face off, puck is cleared, and PP1 comes in for the remaining 1:55.

Laf doesn’t see the ice again as Goodrow saves the day on defense, only being responsible for blowing Igor’s shutout with 6 seconds to go.
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Funny and true.
 
will1066 said:
Roy, Hejduk and Tanguay are all out with nagging injuries. This is really fortunate for us, and we have to take advantage.
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Avalanche injuries.

This better be a Ranger's rout against the Colorado Eagles.


Artturi Lehkonen

Artturi LehkonenLW​

StatusDay-to-day

Dec 7

Josh Manson

Josh MansonD​

StatusInjured reserve
Manson (lower body) is expected to be out of action for a month, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Ryan Boulding of NHL.com on Wednesday.


Bowen Byram

Bowen ByramD​

StatusInjured reserve
Byram (lower body) hasn't begun to skate, according to Peter Baugh of The Athletic.


Darren Helm

Darren HelmC​

StatusInjured reserve
Helm (abductor) is getting close to rejoining the lineup, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Peter Baugh of The Athletic on Wednesday.


Evan Rodrigues

Evan RodriguesC​

StatusOut
Rodrigues (lower body) skated on Wednesday, according to Peter Baugh of The Athletic.


Valeri Nichushkin

Valeri NichushkinRW​

StatusInjured reserve
Nichushkin (ankle) is getting close to his return, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Peter Baugh of The Athletic on Wednesday.

Dec 6

Nathan MacKinnon

Nathan MacKinnonC​

StatusOut
MacKinnon (upper body) is expected to be sidelined for four weeks with the injury he sustained Monday versus Philadelphia, Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic reports.

Dec 1

Gabriel Landeskog

Gabriel LandeskogLW​

StatusInjured reserve
Landeskog (knee) took to the ice Wednesday for the first time during the 2022-23 season, Brennan Vogt of Colorado Hockey Now reports.
 
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egelband said:
You're probably right about gallants thinking but I hope they come up with some non-Vesey pk options Soon. They should have practices before NJ and before Toronto. I really liked the Mika-Kreider pk setup too.
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I can't see why Kakko and Laf don't get more PK time. Put them out there together.

If I'm them, I'd be doing extra work after practice and in the film room to learn the PK and show Gallant that they deserve a chance there. They aren't going to get more PP time any time soon, so push for minutes in other areas of the game.
 
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tbassler said:
Avalanche injuries.

This better be a Ranger's rout against the Colorado Eagles.
Artturi Lehkonen

Artturi LehkonenLW​

StatusDay-to-day
Dec 7
Josh Manson

Josh MansonD​

StatusInjured reserve
Manson (lower body) is expected to be out of action for a month, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Ryan Boulding of NHL.com on Wednesday.
Bowen Byram

Bowen ByramD​

StatusInjured reserve
Byram (lower body) hasn't begun to skate, according to Peter Baugh of The Athletic.
Darren Helm

Darren HelmC​

StatusInjured reserve
Helm (abductor) is getting close to rejoining the lineup, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Peter Baugh of The Athletic on Wednesday.
Evan Rodrigues

Evan RodriguesC​

StatusOut
Rodrigues (lower body) skated on Wednesday, according to Peter Baugh of The Athletic.
Valeri Nichushkin

Valeri NichushkinRW​

StatusInjured reserve
Nichushkin (ankle) is getting close to his return, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told Peter Baugh of The Athletic on Wednesday.
Dec 6
Nathan MacKinnon

Nathan MacKinnonC​

StatusOut
MacKinnon (upper body) is expected to be sidelined for four weeks with the injury he sustained Monday versus Philadelphia, Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic reports.
Dec 1
Gabriel Landeskog

Gabriel LandeskogLW​

StatusInjured reserve
Landeskog (knee) took to the ice Wednesday for the first time during the 2022-23 season, Brennan Vogt of Colorado Hockey Now reports.
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But they have Dryden Hunt, who's going to hat trick on us.
 
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That's one of the roughest injury lists I've ever seen.

Reminds me of when we had to use Marek Hrivik in top top 9.
 
Phone battery at 21%. It's also a sign.

Edit: nope. 20%. Thank God
 
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