JT Miller shutdown blockbuster trade to Colorado
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If he’s a real leader he’d meet deep in the woods 1 on 1...it wouldn't; Landeskog would jump in and tool on Miller...
Miller is bigger and stronger. Also he fights his own battles.
MacGinnon is stronger at his skating stride but that's not gonna save him.
Miller wins easily.
Miller is one of the fee players in the league that could handle Nate. Miller’s wgo is probably bigger than Nates!
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Breakfast of Champs
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Losing that was the best thing , unless you think they would've went for Makar at 1
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Ah yes, Nathan MacKinnon and his notorious ego causing him to have public issues with *checks notes* zero of his teammates.
Not sure where that narrative has sprouted from, but MacK is one of the most team-first guys out there, and just because he's super talented and works his ass off, doesn't mean he has this huge ego.
The guy absolutely hates winning individual awards.
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Many fans would not want him on their team.
After reading how he talks to some teammates he’s not worth the trouble.
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Exactly! Miller had a chance to play on a legit Cup contender whose top players are in their primes. He’d be contending for a Cup pretty much every year of his contract. But instead he chose his personal life (location) over opportunity to win the Cup. For sure that’s something he’s earned with his NMC but he’s not winning the Cup with that aging core of the Rangers of which he’s now an aging part. They are exiting their prime years.
The smart hockey move was obviously Colorado. But Miller chose his home life over that. So really how competitive is he? How much does he truly desire to win?
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When a player blocks a trade to a contending team you can expect when that's found out there's going to be some salt going back towards him.
Almost from day 1 he's become the Rangers best player and part of that may be because he hasn't been part of the country club atmosphere that's permeated through the top players of this year's Rangers team. He's played hard on both sides of the puck...has not been making brain dead plays or giving up on plays. He's been very physical all the time. So so far anyway I'm happy having him here. And FWIW some of our team needs someone to get into their business as far as why they're playing half assed hockey.
Almost from day 1 he's become the Rangers best player and part of that may be because he hasn't been part of the country club atmosphere that's permeated through the top players of this year's Rangers team. He's played hard on both sides of the puck...has not been making brain dead plays or giving up on plays. He's been very physical all the time. So so far anyway I'm happy having him here. And FWIW some of our team needs someone to get into their business as far as why they're playing half assed hockey.
