If we love him, we'll let him go; Time to trade Lundqvist

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Krudus

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He has been dragging this team to the playoffs year after year, keeping them alive during times when they clearly didnt deserve to be kept alive. If you ask me, its doing nobody any good, cause it keeps rangers from a disaster season that would truly open their eyes to all the shortcomings and force changes, and its a waste of lundqvists talents. We have taken enough from him without giving anything back, he should be on a team that will get him a cup.
 
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What team in the league would win the cup every year but has no goalie, and has the cap room for him?
 
He has been dragging this team to the playoffs year after year, keeping them alive during times when they clearly didnt deserve to be kept alive. If you ask me, its doing nobody any good, cause it keeps rangers from a disaster season that would truly open their eyes to all the shortcomings, and its a waste of lundqvists talents. We have taken enough from him without giving anything back, he should be on a team that will get him a cup.

Trade the King, last place in the conference next year
 
I'm pretty sure this question has been asked a couple of times before, but what would a team have to give in return in order to get him?
 
He has been dragging this team to the playoffs year after year, keeping them alive during times when they clearly didnt deserve to be kept alive. If you ask me, its doing nobody any good, cause it keeps rangers from a disaster season that would truly open their eyes to all the shortcomings, and its a waste of lundqvists talents. We have taken enough from him without giving anything back, he should be on a team that will get him a cup.

Would play goalie Cam Talbot?
 
Trade the King, last place in the conference next year

Exactly why we should trade him. That last place is where the rangers deserve to be, and it will force changes. Being selfish about lundqvist isnt the answer here, he has given enough.
 
Yep. The idea that all great players deserve to win is nonsense. Plenty dont.

What they all deserve is to play for a team that respects them, pays them for their services, and tries to win. Thats it

Which is every team in the NHL. Lundqvist would get no less play time, competitiveness, respect or money in any other NHL team. The difference is that those teams would actually be worthy of his talent. I think this selfishness is really unbecoming, just being willing to drain a player completely for a bad team to be even remotely good, even though everybody knows he is meant for something better.
 
I love Lundqvist, but the notion that hes worth 8-10 spots in the standings is hyperbole. Trade him and then what? The team is good enough to finish 8-10th in the standings and thats worse. Do we trade Nash, Stepan, and McDonagh too?
 
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