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Settle down.I would go further and say third line upside
Settle down.I would go further and say third line upside
big /= toughI sure I'm not the only one hoping Edstrom-Roobroeck-Rempe are the toughest 4th line in NHL history. The timeline is probably where most don't agree on.
True, but they are all tough players, not just big. And they all play big and hit. Tough does not necessarily mean a good fighter, though Rempe and Roobroeck are both more than passable.big /= tough
Remps is winning the conn smythe
He seems to have good hockey IQ. The goal was the result of him just going to the front of the net. Vesey hit him with a perfect pass. It didn't look like Rempe expected it, but he reacted quickly for an easy tap-in.
He’s not a Wilson and never will be because he’s got a heart of gold and isn’t a degenerate psychopathGo to the front of the net and keep your elbows down should be the message to this kid and we have our own Wilson for the next decade. He has also made Cuylle, who is very tough player to begin with, into more of an intimidator. I liked him crosschecking McIrath after he bumped Rempe. The Rangers have the physical element to their game they havent had since the Torts years.
He’s not a Wilson and never will be because he’s got a heart of gold and isn’t a degenerate psychopath
priorities.Moving his feet in the defensive zone is the one thing I noticed where he could improve upon now. That and learning the Michigan.