RangerNation
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Liska is on his way to Kitchener. Wonder when Hugg will make his way over
https://twitter.com/OHLRangers/status/899984396639494144
https://twitter.com/OHLRangers/status/899984396639494144
Aug 20
Jacob Tortora on Instagram: Good ending to summer #X
Brady Tkachuk (Boston College/Team USA under 18): When do you have to report to Kitchener
Inside joke OR insider info?
Aug 20
Jacob Tortora on Instagram: Good ending to summer #X
Brady Tkachuk (Boston College/Team USA under 18): When do you have to report to Kitchener
Inside joke OR insider info?
Did he take it down?
I don't see it, maybe I'm missing it.
Yeah...my error...I checked twitter! ..duh!It was there, exactly as posted above. I checked.
You're probably right, but I hope for Kingston's sake that it's posturing. Kingston is still behind Missy, Oshawa, and Peterborough in the east, and if their plan is to sneak into a top-four slot with a bad team and get blown out in the second round again like last year, I'd rather take the picks and regroup for 2019 when Robertson and the Euros are nineteen and the rest of the supporting cast has had another year of development. (Kingston had nine goals from 98s last year. Nine!)
That said, perhaps the price for goaltending (or even OAs) will be higher this year. We know Owen Sound will be buying. I like your suggestion of waiting until October/November and hoping a team panics and overpays. Makes sense if you don't think you can get fair value early. Helvig to Owen Sound makes too much sense to not happen, though. (Assuming McNiven and Palmu aren't back.)
I'm not sure he's worth the picks, which I believe is 3 2nd rounders.
But it would be another strong forward....
We should know Monday either way!
Truth be told, if he were to report, and we're to get 2 years out of him as a top six forward, three 2nds would be a fair price to pay when you consider what some teams have paid for similar players of the same caliber for just one or less seasons.
And if he were ever play an OA season......
People have Liska and Hugg penciled into the top six before they've graced the ice at the Aud. No reason a former 1st round OHL pick can't be looked at in the same way.
Just saying.
I understand what you're saying. The Fronts seem to have to have a lot go their way to contend next year. I think the mentality is different in the east than it is the west. Here, we're used to only "going for it" if the team is very, very strong. A team that's a contender in the east most years, is a likely seller in the west most years. I think many teams in the east know they could be that squad that gets on a roll and floats to the top of their conference.
Yes, I think you're right. Points further to the conference imbalance, because this is a crazy way to run a team.
OHLInsiders is simply speculating.
Erie Otters reporter Victor Fernandes tweeted about a possible trade on August 11. The Stanley deal was reported first by Josh Brown. The Rippon deal was first mentioned by Ryan Kennedy of the Hockey News.
@ErieOtters eventually may trade Ivan #Lodnia, but now is not the time #erie @OHLHockey http://goerie.com/sports/20170810/otters-need-lodnia-to-produce-not-as-trade-bait …
Sorry, I was only commenting on OHLInsiders, not commenting on you at all. I would love for Lodnia and Tortora to be in Rangers Blue.
I suspect if this was happening it would've by now.
No opinion either way on him coming or not.
Players that we haven't really considered for the team are the players drafted in the 2017 OHL Under 18 Priority Selection draft.
Round 1; 12th overall – Kobe Desmond (LW), Vaughan Kings
Round 2; 32nd overall – Reece Bolton (RW), Carleton Place Canadians
Round 3; 52nd overall – Jackson Norlock (D), Pembroke Lumber Kings
Round 4; 72nd overall – Anthony Tremonte (G), Niagara North Stars
Round 5; 91st overall – Ben Addison (D), Central Ontario Wolves
Interestingly enough, the link where Brady Tkachuk asks Tortora when he has to report to Kitchener has been taken down.........https://web.stagram.com/p/BYCJh3eA47O
According to Josh Brown's Blog here is the training camp roster.
Goalies:
Signed:
Luke Opilka
Luke Richardson
Chris McGonigle
Lucas Pfeil
Picks:
Connor Hasley
Free agent:
Jacob Hearne
Defencemen:
Signed:
Doug Blaisdell
Kyle Gentles
Connor Hall
Grayson Ladd
Alex Peterson
Logan Stanley
Giovanni Vallati
Picks:
None
Free agents:
Domenico Argento
Shane Donovan
Jesse Masterson
Chase Spencer
Forwards:
Signed:
Connor Bunnaman
Cole Carter
Riley Damiani
Joseph Garreffa
Matt Gordon
Eric Guest
Jake Henderson
Rickard Hugg
Adam Liska
Adam Mascherin
Nick McHugh
Greg Meireles
Mike Petizian
Liam Peyton
Dylan Seitz
Jonathan Yantsis.
Picks:
Kobe Desmond
Graham Dickerson
Ryan O'Hara
Brayden Patricia
Carter Tresoor
Free agents:
Holden Doggett
Tyler Flack
Alex Trenton