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A bird in the hand is worth three in the bush. They have to win those games and hope the Rangers lose.They also have 3 games in hand.
A bird in the hand is worth three in the bush. They have to win those games and hope the Rangers lose.They also have 3 games in hand.
Agreed. But,Saginaw has won 10 in a row and are still 7 points behind the Rangers kinda wild
I don't remember the whole story on Fowler, but I remember it making me angry at the time, especially when they ended up facing him in the WCF the year he reported.Who is someone the Rangers drafted but didn’t report , that you wish did (2000s)
Mine are Fowler, Mcavoy
Hm Jake Evan’s ,Trouba , Adam Fox
The rumblings at the time was it involved Family incentives Influenced by the father.I don't remember the whole story on Fowler, but I remember it making me angry at the time, especially when they ended up facing him in the WCF the year he reported.
I would take Trouba and Fox over Fowler.Who is someone the Rangers drafted but didn’t report , that you wish did (2000s)
Mine are Fowler, Mcavoy
Hm Jake Evan’s ,Trouba , Adam Fox
McAvoy and Trouba would have been nice!Who is someone the Rangers drafted but didn’t report , that you wish did (2000s)
Mine are Fowler, Mcavoy
Hm Jake Evan’s ,Trouba , Adam Fox
The Islanders Scott Mayfield is another D who would have been good here if he reported.I would take Trouba and Fox over Fowler.
Speaking of taking flyers, we took flyers on a handful of guys this last draft.Who is someone the Rangers drafted but didn’t report , that you wish did (2000s)
Mine are Fowler, Mcavoy
Hm Jake Evan’s ,Trouba , Adam Fox
I think think Mooney’s chances are small too. He comes from an NCAA family. I’d be surprised if he didn’t continue that tradition.I’m all for taking flyers past the 6th round. Giancola is most likely to flip in my opinion and was seen as surprise that he got an early commitment.
Benson is my favourite on the list, When I’ve seen him and read about him he plays similar to Martin. He just got added to NTDP last week so his chances coming got smaller (Harvard commits don’t usually flip anyways)
Expected.It’s like They view using the NTDP and fliping to the O as a criminal offence. Rehkopf might face some politics as well.
Kranger , what politics would Rehkopf face in Canada? He is a Canadian playing in the OHL. If it's the old "I will go to college in the US if certain teams draft me " that happens with almost every player in the first round every draft. I think Rehkopf would be a welcome addition for sure if he is leading or at the top of the point parade in Canada. IMO be a huge mistake not to include him if this was the case.Expected.It’s like They view using the NTDP and fliping to the O as a criminal offence. Rehkopf might face some politics as well.
He would face the "He isn't 19" politics.Kranger , what politics would Rehkopf face in Canada? He is a Canadian playing in the OHL. If it's the old "I will go to college in the US if certain teams draft me " that happens with almost every player in the first round every draft. I think Rehkopf would be a welcome addition for sure if he is leading or at the top of the point parade in Canada. IMO be a huge mistake not to include him if this was the case.
Your right Matt. Team Canada can make some strange decisions. I know they prefer the 19 year olds. If an 18 year old though is a step above others at his position they should go that route IMO. Guess Team Canada isn't looking for ideas on these HF Boards. Especially with the trivial crap I dream up in my Old TimersHe would face the "He isn't 19" politics.
He may get the call to tryout, gain camp experience, let go in the end but all prepped and ready to go next year. they always have a few go that route. now if he gets there and outguns someothers who are penciled in, all bets are off.Your right Matt. Team Canada can make some strange decisions. I know they prefer the 19 year olds. If an 18 year old though is a step above others at his position they should go that route IMO. Guess Team Canada isn't looking for ideas on these HF Boards. Especially with the trivial crap I dream up in my Old Timers
If they aren’t interested in his game, and being 18 is their “excuse”, if they invite him to camp and he hits it out of the park, it’ll be harder explaining why they cut him.He may get the call to tryout, gain camp experience, let go in the end but all prepped and ready to go next year. they always have a few go that route. now if he gets there and outguns someothers who are penciled in, all bets are off.
Lam has played his way onto the 2nd line. Sure, he’ll drop down once Martin returns, but kudos to him.No Schmidt. Lam stays on 2nd line.
Kitchener at Erie:
Swick-Rehkopf-Mesar
Misaljevic-Sop-Lam
Ellinas-Stark-Romano
Bottineau-Mercer-Pugliese
Andonovski-Brzustewicz
Reid-Motew
Scott-Campbell
Parsons