Chalfdiggity3
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agreed, lindy gets 1 last contract after this one that takes him to 30. It will be like another 3-4 years worth 4m per. Takes him to age 30 when Girardi started to break down. Then we move him
GDT: Game # 47 - 1/23/2023 - New York Rangers vs Florida Panthers - 7pm EST, MSG
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agreed, lindy gets 1 last contract after this one that takes him to 30. It will be like another 3-4 years worth 4m per. Takes him to age 30 when Girardi started to break down. Then we move him
Machinehead
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Maybe we need some turmoil. Anything to change this in-group, out-group culture.
Way too much leash for certain forwards and not nearly enough for anybody else. Obviously this is with multiple coaches.
The biggest problem is that, unless you're an instant hit like McDavid, a young player is almost never going to walk right in and be in the in-group, and the leash disappears quickly.
And I'm not talking about ice time. They've had ice time. We just don't seem that interested in developing their skills because they're not the top guys, nor do we seem interested in getting the most out of the top guys because they do what they want.
What's the result? Everyone gets a bit worse at offense for different reasons.
I can't blame Panarin as an individual because this has been the Rangers my whole life, but he's a big enough star with enough on the line to set a good or a bad example of how we operate going forward.
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That's the problem. Not because there's no talent to play in the top6 but 'coaches decision' has become a meme. 'We need grinders in the top6' mentality is stuck in the past.
The game has changed. At 5v5, we are playing last century hockey. It's what's keeping us back.
hackeyman
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He slows up the first 2 lines. I am starting to like him on the 3rd or 4th line.
Killem Dafoe
Hold my baby, man.
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From what I saw the past few games, I expect the kid line to get back to its Playoff performance.
However, I still dont understand breaking up Kreider Zibs Kakko after one game. Mind numbing.
How long until Panarin is back with Trocheck?
However, I still dont understand breaking up Kreider Zibs Kakko after one game. Mind numbing.
How long until Panarin is back with Trocheck?
The KZK line was good, but if the kids line can get a decent amount of ice time, hopefully they find success. They really are the 2nd line, imo, but don't tell the opposing D that, lol.
Machinehead
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No wonder people are so antsy about development.
Kakko is like his D+9 since the last time we played.
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It is the 2nd scoring line.... they will probably lead, or be close to leading, the team at 5v5 ice time.
He refuses to do something different because it doesn't meet his 'criteria' for defense and matchups. Worried more about theoretical matchups than actually scoring... yet we get neither.
Panarin Zibs Kakko
Kreider Chytil Kravtsov/Goodrow
Laffy Trocheck Goodrow/Kravtsov
but we need Zibs Kreider together for matchups and Trocheck needs to be with plugs because of matchups... Kidline is together so it's easier to bench them late game.
The entire mindset is playing not to lose... it's one of the many reasons why we suck at 5v5.
I like to see Chytil with Panarin. The kid is pacing over 50 points with little PP time, give him a shot with our most productive winger on the team. Chytil is gonna shoot the puck.
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I’ll be honest, I didn’t realize that they were doing Vesey and Goodrow with Trocheck
I guess it’s less bad if you’re giving 2nd line minutes to the kids and that line is getting 3rd line mins
But we know Gallant is going to play that line like 20 mins lmao
I guess it’s less bad if you’re giving 2nd line minutes to the kids and that line is getting 3rd line mins
But we know Gallant is going to play that line like 20 mins lmao
FultonReed
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Blinkin fix yer boobs, you look like a bleedin Picasso!
Fitzy
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I always hate agreeing with Brooks but his suggestion of Panarin-Chytil-Goodrow has merit. Chytil offers speed to stretch the ice surface and add a north-south dynamic where if lateral passes aren't getting you through the neutral zone, he can take it himself. It's something he's comfortable with.
Goodrow plays the stereotypical Jesper Fast/Blackwell role with the added help of taking the occasional key faceoff and, despite his metrics not being good, he's been an effective finisher here. Physicality and forechecking are an upgrade over Kravtsov.
Plus, you aren't really jamming up any spots. You spread the talent out over the other two lines K-Z-Kak and L-T-Krav and then have Vesey-Lesh-Gauthier rounding things out.
Kravtsov becomes my favorite to be replaced in his position at the deadline by a Vatrano type deal.
One of my favorite movies. "Did you say Abe Lincoln? No I said hey Blinkin, hold the reins, man."
FultonReed
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mine too. the bridge fight scene is my favorite. because a toll is a toll. and a roll is a roll. and if we don't get no tolls, then we don't eat no rolls.
Prediction: These lines are absolutely awful, so obviously we win by 5 and GG looks like a genius.
DanielBrassard
It's all so tiresome
We need to wait for kocur26 to make the determination on what it will be.
Machinehead
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No.
I let it go once.
We're not doing some explicit PGT title shitting on the team every game.
Sorry.
I let it go once.
We're not doing some explicit PGT title shitting on the team every game.
Sorry.
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I don't get the impression at all that the Rangers aren't developing the young players skills. That's just something fans assume because they arent PPG gamebreakers like everyone incorrectly assumed that would be at this point. The organization has always been fine with taking the long view on forward development as long as I've been a fan. Granted they didn't have many, if any, top picks but they were patient on guys and were rewarded. Kreider was in Hartford and scratched frequently after his great playoff in 2012 and didnt become a mainstay until 2014. Zuccarello made his debut in 2010 and didn't become a regular until 2013. Buchnevich, JT Miller are other good examples of guys who took awhile to earn their regular spots, and even then werent done developing for a long time. If we never rebuilt, we'd still be employing these guys and the narrative wouldn't be that we "can't develop forwards". Gotta have some patience and not act like these guys are ruined beyond repair when they are 22 years old.
will1066
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Can't we just allow the small penised cat title before curfew?
Machinehead
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It's not that they're ruined beyond repair.
It's that we seem like the only team that has to wait for prospects of this caliber to pan out.
Like, yeah, the organization has always been fine with the long view on forward development and they're pretty f***ing mid at forward development.
I keep hearing "trust the process" and the process is C-.
Machinehead
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will1066
If you score four, you better f'n win the game
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I like the dig at Kevin Costner because Prince of Thieves came out around the same time. "Because unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent."
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