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Pretty much the type of D kitchener needs.Even Ride went for a hefty amount of picks. Ruh roh.
Pretty much the type of D kitchener needs.Even Ride went for a hefty amount of picks. Ruh roh.
Can’t stand pat and expect to win. Need atleast a D and a depth F. That is a minimum. I feel he will get something done for sure.
I like the goalie they got. Solid 05Even Ride went for a hefty amount of picks. Ruh roh.
I doubt he comes back next year. No way we should expect it.I wanted to be sellers but that’s unrealistic at this point. Seems like if they make a move it would be considered an overpayment based on the market. Just run with what you have, take the early exit, and pray you get brzustewicz returned next year to trade.
Too bad he didn't take that cautious approach last trade deadline.“It’s a little slow right now,” said McKenzie, of the trade market. “We’re going to wait and see if something makes sense for us to do it. Then by all means we’re OK with being aggressive and doing something. That being said we’re not going to act desperately or do something really silly either.”
So, don’t expect the Rangers to part with one of their prized rookies or fistfuls of draft picks for a rental player.
Kitchener does have an open import slot and kicked the tires on Sarnia forward Sandis Vilmanis before the Latvian was shipped to North Bay for a package that included 2023 first-round pick Carter Kostuch.
One free addition could be highly-touted Rangers import Tomas Pobezal. The 17-year-old is back from a hand injury and currently playing in a Slovakian men’s league.
He keeps being cautious, and there’ll be nothing left to acquire.Too bad he didn't take that cautious approach last trade deadline.
I suspct by Bottineaus 4th yr he'll be a beast in this league
agreed he can be one of the many who have benefited from Kyrzakos. a hound on the puck and could of had a another goal on the breakawayI'm guilty of not have giving Bottineau enough credit earlier on this season. He was always a hard worker, but that work ethic has been paying off on the score sheet lately. His play with the puck and decision-making seems to have greatly improved from what I see.
Maybe Donovan MCcoy?Or is he holding out for an 11th hours deal to score what he needs on the cheap like the deal that saw Suzuki and co. go to Guelph?
Not sure that you were guilty of anything. Bott's play has improved a lot. He seems to be trying to do more. It doesn't always work, but it has been encouraging.I'm guilty of not have giving Bottineau enough credit earlier on this season. He was always a hard worker, but that work ethic has been paying off on the score sheet lately. His play with the puck and decision-making seems to have greatly improved from what I see. If not for him, the 2022 draft would have been a complete write-off.
Or, go to Guelph and one stop shop? D-men Buchinger and Budnick?Maybe Donovan MCcoy?
That’s if Guelph is selling. They might be.Add Alriksson too then to fill the import spot. LW would be giants…Swick, Martin and this guy. Buchinger would be expensive but exactly what we need.
When was his quote dated? Surely he can see by now that adding to the defense makes sense and he should be aggressive in doing something about it.“It’s a little slow right now,” said McKenzie, of the trade market. “We’re going to wait and see if something makes sense for us to do it. Then by all means we’re OK with being aggressive and doing something. That being said we’re not going to act desperately or do something really silly either.”
So, don’t expect the Rangers to part with one of their prized rookies or fistfuls of draft picks for a rental player.
Kitchener does have an open import slot and kicked the tires on Sarnia forward Sandis Vilmanis before the Latvian was shipped to North Bay for a package that included 2023 first-round pick Carter Kostuch.
One free addition could be highly-touted Rangers import Tomas Pobezal. The 17-year-old is back from a hand injury and currently playing in a Slovakian men’s league.
In the record today.When was his quote dated? Surely he can see by now that adding to the defense makes sense and he should be aggressive in doing something about it.
I’m not so sure if we add a couple good D that we wouldn’t go to the third round. I’m also not so sure we drop to 4th. Depends on what London does?In the record today.
I think that adding the defence makes sense, but not sure about the aggressive part. If Kitchener stands pat, they likely end up 4th in the conference and lose in the second round. If they add a couple D they likely end up 4th in the conference and lose in the second round.
KIT would need to add a lot to be favourites over Sag, Soo or Ldn in a 7 game series.
Josh Brown article........many of us don't want MM to do something that will do more harm than good. Glad to hear that he sees it our way!“It’s a little slow right now,” said McKenzie, of the trade market. “We’re going to wait and see if something makes sense for us to do it. Then by all means we’re OK with being aggressive and doing something. That being said we’re not going to act desperately or do something really silly either.”
So, don’t expect the Rangers to part with one of their prized rookies or fistfuls of draft picks for a rental player.
Kitchener does have an open import slot and kicked the tires on Sarnia forward Sandis Vilmanis before the Latvian was shipped to North Bay for a package that included 2023 first-round pick Carter Kostuch.
One free addition could be highly-touted Rangers import Tomas Pobezal. The 17-year-old is back from a hand injury and currently playing in a Slovakian men’s league.