yrrebbor
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I think it's neat that Igor, Talbot, and Georgiev. It's amazing how good we have it with Benoit Allaire!
Here’s one, Normand Rochefort
Rochefort was your typical "meh" defenseman that the Rangers were sprinkled with during that timeframe. They all blend to be the same person to me.....Rochefort, Mark Hardy, Joe Cirella, Milo Horava, Randy Moller.I've gone back a re-watched a lot of the '94 Eastern Conference Playoffs and Brian Noonan played some really good hockey—espcially in the early rounds.
Don't forget Jay Wells as part of this groupRochefort was your typical "meh" defenseman that the Rangers were sprinkled with during that timeframe. They all blend to be the same person to me.....Rochefort, Mark Hardy, Joe Cirella, Milo Horava, Randy Moller.
Noonan: He had a terrific series vs the Islanders and Capitals. I believe he was at or very close to a point per game by the time the Caps series ended. While he still played a valuable role as a checker in the latter two rounds, his offense fell off a cliff.
Noonan was also a strong player with decent offensive numbers for us in 94-95. Matteau of course had that clutch factor going for him since the trade. Matteau had a terrific series vs the Devils, but was mostly offensively invisible for the other rounds in 94.
Don't forget Jay Wells as part of this group
Jay Wells was created by Cyberdyne to go back in time and stun NHLersNever understood how Jay Wells ever produced a 40 point season that one time.
Seemed like all he ever did was stand in front of Richter and cross check people, and dump the puck out to the redline.
Stun NHLers? That's Emily's jobJay Wells was created by Cyberdyne to go back in time and stun NHLers
Noonan was the real GWG scorer in game 7 against VanNoonan: He had a terrific series vs the Islanders and Capitals. I believe he was at or very close to a point per game by the time the Caps series ended. While he still played a valuable role as a checker in the latter two rounds, his offense fell off a cliff.
I remember when he cold cocked Doug Lidster before they eventually became teammatesStun NHLers? That's Emily's job
I remember him has having great hands but he wasn't flashy or incredibly skilled. He had a nose for the net and finished his chances.For some reason, John Ogrodnick was my brother’s favorite player as a kid, despite my brother being named James Patrick, Patrick was his second favorite. I don’t truly remember hockey until probably 1990, so Ogrodnick never pinger my radar much.
So was Andreas Johansson.Zdeno Ciger was a Ranger for one season
Trading him to Tampa for Matt Barnaby was one of the few bright spots from a very dark time in Rangers history.Zdeno Ciger was a Ranger for one season
Johnny O was a good Ranger who was a solid goal scorer overall. Part of a very popular line with Kelly Kisio and Brian Mullen. Closest recent comparison I can think of as a Ranger is Frank Vatrano.For some reason, John Ogrodnick was my brother’s favorite player as a kid, despite my brother being named James Patrick, Patrick was his second favorite. I don’t truly remember hockey until probably 1990, so Ogrodnick never pinger my radar much.
So was Andreas Johansson.
As Hadfield said, “I had given him 13 years of my life,” said Hadfield. “We ate together, slept together, flew together. He was more like a father to me than my own father. Then he turns around and does something like that and you lose all the respect you have. It's like your father lying to you. I was just asking for a little honesty"