Is his game 7 OT goal last year still that painful?Breadman???
He’s more like ”Matzah” amirite Folks??
#OffensivelyFlat
#Can’tRiseToChallenge
Is his game 7 OT goal last year still that painful?Breadman???
He’s more like ”Matzah” amirite Folks??
#OffensivelyFlat
#Can’tRiseToChallenge
You're playing the same team for multiple games and can tailor your defense to their best players. The game is also just much tighter defensively and more physical.What's the difference between regular season hockey and playoff hockey? Why some players succeed others not? The game play style change?
Is his game 7 OT goal last year still that painful?
I agree. But 90+ point forwards will always be in demand. They would need to retain some $ on him though. You're right, that most teams cannot fit $11.6 million under their cap.Panarin has a NMC for the entirety of his contract and he specifically chose New York. You also need to find a team that wants him and can stomach his cap hit. So good luck moving him.
He’s not overrated. Rangers did the wrong thing. Strome and Copp are better partners for Panarin than Trocheck and Tarasenko because the former did all the gritty stuff against the boards and Strome was great on the backcheck.
They went all-in on skill. Needed more “modern day grit.”
92 points this season and he’s overrated?
Many guys had weak play offs like Kaprizov, Kane, Timo Meier, Connor etc
That does not make him overrated in any way.It’ not a one year thing with Panarin.
His game isn’t build for playoffs, he’s a regular season player with low motor
He's not a play driver, he's a passenger. You give him a legit play making center, and he's not overrated. Give him a quality, decent 1C and he'll underperform.
He's got amazing passing skills, and one rocket of a shot, but that's not enough in today's NHL.
He’s not overrated. Rangers did the wrong thing. Strome and Copp are better partners for Panarin than Trocheck and Tarasenko because the former did all the gritty stuff against the boards and Strome was great on the backcheck.
They went all-in on skill. Needed more “modern day grit.”
Well considering the main centers in his career have been Artem Anisimov, rookie and second year Pierre Luc-Dubois, and Ryan Strome this statement is absolute nonsense.
Good luck fitting that team under the cap.ironically Strome is a better fit for him than most 1st line centers would be. They had that Kunitz-Crosby dynamic where Strome knew exactly how to compliment him and anticipate his game. If the Rags management had any eye for chemistry they would have kept Strome and tried to elevate that line even more by getting the perfect RW (like say Buchnevich, Miller or Zucarello)
It's crazy how much the Rangers have wasted since 2017, both in mismanaging assets and the privilege of having star players crawl across broken glass to sign with you. This could have easily been their top 9/4 if they just didn't go out of their way to dump players in terrible rebuild trades
Kreider Zibanejad Buchnevich
Panarin Strome Zucarello
Miller Stutzle Kaakko
McDonagh Fox
Lindgren Pionk
66 point pace for a 90+ point player (who is paid like it) is pretty bad.That does not make him overrated in any way.
While he obviously had lopsided play offs this year, he’s got 46 points in 57 career play off games, not incredible, but certainly not horrible.
His career PPG is the highest in NYR history, he’s all good
Its much easier when you don't have Barclay Goodrow and Ryan Reaves combine for almost 6 million on top of a reasonably signed Pionk in Trouba's 8 million dollar spotGood luck fitting that team under the cap.