Nash Trade Redux

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Nash is fine he's just in a slump God forbid a player With a big cap hit gets in a slump and everyone thinks he's washed up and done....he's not the great one and dont expect him to be the great one...he'll be back to his normal self and then we'll go back to talking about how hank gives up so many soft goals
 
Yeah, and if I had to go back, I would do this trade....

for a different player. If that was Patrick Kane, or Evander Kane, I would have done it. Nash was a gamble. nash is not a leader, nash is not a peckhead, nash isn't a pest. Basically, nash is NOT a complete player. He is a scorer, and that's not a player I trade for any day

Seems what Sather does is develop them half way, trade them for established players who are on the wrong side of their prime, and then they blow chunks

Classic Rangers miss management.

It happens all too often and it makes me wonder. These guys should know better. Management and ownership seem to buy into the same hyped up crap that fans on these boards do.

My friend was at the Toronto game, and it came up repeatedly in the chatter around him. Somebody suggested starting a "We want Nash" or "Where is Nash" chant.

Do we really need to go there again with yet another over paid non performer?
 
Nash is fine he's just in a slump God forbid a player With a big cap hit gets in a slump and everyone thinks he's washed up and done....he's not the great one and dont expect him to be the great one...he'll be back to his normal self and then we'll go back to talking about how hank gives up so many soft goals


I hope he missed Team Canada, personally. Maybe that will wake his ass up...

Classic Rangers miss management.

It happens all too often and it makes me wonder. These guys should know better. Management and ownership seem to buy into the same hyped up crap that fans on these boards do.

My friend was at the Toronto game, and it came up repeatedly in the chatter around him. Somebody suggested starting a "We want Nash" or "Where is Nash" chant.

Do we really need to go there again with yet another over paid non performer?

It's the win-now mentality... You take shortcuts, aka ionstead of waiting 3-5 years for this player to develop, we can trade for xyz player, and content for championship in 1-2 years!

Shortcuts never work in any aspect of life.
 
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Nash is fine he's just in a slump God forbid a player With a big cap hit gets in a slump and everyone thinks he's washed up and done....he's not the great one and dont expect him to be the great one...he'll be back to his normal self and then we'll go back to talking about how hank gives up so many soft goals

He's been concussed twice since he got to New York....so no.

His play indicates that he clearly is not fine.

Fine is what he was before the Lucic hit. A player using his skill to create opportunities and stay involved.

This is a player struggling to deal with 2x concussed, and a higher level of stress than what he faced in Cbus....which can't be helping the first thing, imho.

He needs to be able to keep up with the play, work the boards at least a little, stay involved.....or sit.
 
Nash is fine he's just in a slump God forbid a player With a big cap hit gets in a slump and everyone thinks he's washed up and done....he's not the great one and dont expect him to be the great one...he'll be back to his normal self and then we'll go back to talking about how hank gives up so many soft goals

People need to lay off Nash and even Callahan these guys have had injuries to deal with, but when they are on their games they make a positive difference in the line-up and help control the momentum of a game.

According to some fans, It seems as soon as someone is hurt or goes in a slump they should be traded. :shakehead
 
People need to lay off Nash and even Callahan these guys have had injuries to deal with, but when they are on their games they make a positive difference in the line-up and help control the momentum of a game.

According to some fans, It seems as soon as someone is hurt or goes in a slump they should be traded. :shakehead

Nash only having 3 hits is a big concern especially with a guy his size.. no need to avoid contact if you are scared of getting hurt.. if Nash is really scared of getting hurt, he should have been sitting out a few more weeks..
 
Classic Rangers miss management.

It happens all too often and it makes me wonder. These guys should know better. Management and ownership seem to buy into the same hyped up crap that fans on these boards do.

My friend was at the Toronto game, and it came up repeatedly in the chatter around him. Somebody suggested starting a "We want Nash" or "Where is Nash" chant.

Do we really need to go there again with yet another over paid non performer?


A Nash chant? He better play better!!!
 
The fact that Nash signed an 8-year NMC/NTC extension with a franchise that was 247-376-33 since inception and with a franchise that showed no signs of improvement should been a red-flag to Rangers management. Is the guy just after a nice paycheck? How badly does he want to win? He's been floating around for a while now. Shows up in spurts. Disappeared in the playoffs.
 
The fact that Nash signed an 8-year NMC/NTC extension with a franchise that was 247-376-33 since inception and with a franchise that showed no signs of improvement should been a red-flag to Rangers management.

I assume management thought Nash would change on the Rangers, guess not
 
The fact that Nash signed an 8-year NMC/NTC extension with a franchise that was 247-376-33 since inception and with a franchise that showed no signs of improvement should been a red-flag to Rangers management. Is the guy just after a nice paycheck? How badly does he want to win? He's been floating around for a while now. Shows up in spurts. Disappeared in the playoffs.

He did half-ass his way out of there, demanding a trade then publicly pretending he didn't really demand it and then eventually admitting he did demand it, but only because he thought it would benefit CBJ to bring back a package of players for him.
 
The fact that Nash signed an 8-year NMC/NTC extension with a franchise that was 247-376-33 since inception and with a franchise that showed no signs of improvement should been a red-flag to Rangers management. Is the guy just after a nice paycheck? How badly does he want to win? He's been floating around for a while now. Shows up in spurts. Disappeared in the playoffs.

the Rangers traded for Nash to get more scoring, yet they traded Gaborik to get more depth and still had 1 legit goal scorer like they did with Gaborik.. these 2 moves with the Bluejackets did not make any sense at all, especially since they dealt Gaborik....one step forward yet 2 steps back.. great job Sather.. rangers could have traded a dman to get depth back.. i wonder how this team would be if they kept both Gaborik and Nash and traded Staal or Girardi instead.
 
the Rangers traded for Nash to get more scoring, yet they traded Gaborik to get more depth and still had 1 legit goal scorer like they did with Gaborik.. these 2 moves with the Bluejackets did not make any sense at all, especially since they dealt Gaborik....one step forward yet 2 steps back.. great job Sather.. rangers could have traded a dman to get depth back.. i wonder how this team would be if they kept both Gaborik and Nash and traded Staal or Girardi instead.

Still crappy. Gaboriks career is coming to an end
 
It is pretty vexing though. Trade a package of middle of the lineup forwards and a D prospect for a fairly soft, one dimensional 30-40 goal scorer who has never won anything and then trade a different soft, one dimensional 30-40 goal scorer for a package of different middle of the lineup/bottom six forwards and a D prospect. Moore is better than Erixon. Dorset is nowhere near Dubinsky. Anisimov and Brassard play different games but are a wash. Shuffling the deck without really changing the outcome, except for disrupting the chemistry and losing additional guys like Prust and Mitchell in the shake down.
 
It is pretty vexing though. Trade a package of middle of the lineup forwards and a D prospect for a fairly soft, one dimensional 30-40 goal scorer who has never won anything and then trade a different soft, one dimensional 30-40 goal scorer for a package of different middle of the lineup/bottom six forwards and a D prospect. Moore is better than Erixon. Dorset is nowhere near Dubinsky. Anisimov and Brassard play different games but are a wash. Shuffling the deck without really changing the outcome, except for disrupting the chemistry and losing additional guys like Prust and Mitchell in the shake down.

The Rangers 1st round pick should have been returned in the Gaborik deal. (Kerby Rychel?)
 
let's kill Nash, because he can't single handedly carry the offense.
Great strategy. Just like Gaborik and Jagr did it all by themselves.

shut down the rangers one scoring threat and you shut the whole team down. no support, yet the braintrust here thinks the problem is the player.
 
Maybe open your eyes and see what other high paid impact players do and can do for a team, Nash is invisible and not living up to his pay check.

Trade:

Nash - Stepan - Miller for Malkin and Neal. ;) Let's see what a high paid player like Malkin will do for the team.
 
let's kill Nash, because he can't single handedly carry the offense.
Great strategy. Just like Gaborik and Jagr did it all by themselves.

shut down the rangers one scoring threat and you shut the whole team down. no support, yet the braintrust here thinks the problem is the player.

Good point but how about Nash scores a goal forget carry the offense? Imagine he doesn't hit 20 goals this season, now that's embarrassing
 
I don't think there is much of a problem with Nash if he was say on a contract with Bobby Ryan's caphit. It looks bad now with a cold streak, but he's usually better than this. The issue is largely based on the lack of future team development being taken into consideration when absorbing that huge caphit for that low quality of a player, while giving up multiple, NHL caliber assets in return. The Rangers probably should've held out until this season and acquire a natural LWer like Vanek at a reduced price and expiring contract. No clue what was going into Sather's head when he traded for another RWer with Gaborik and Callahan. Rick Nash caliber players are usually always available every season, there was zero need to blow the team up to accommodate him.
 
I don't think there is much of a problem with Nash if he was say on a contract with Bobby Ryan's caphit. It looks bad now with a cold streak, but he's usually better than this. The issue is largely based on the lack of future team development being taken into consideration when absorbing that huge caphit for that low quality of a player, while giving up multiple, NHL caliber assets in return. The Rangers probably should've held out until this season and acquire a natural LWer like Vanek at a reduced price and expiring contract. No clue what was going into Sather's head when he traded for another RWer with Gaborik and Callahan. Rick Nash caliber players are usually always available every season, there was zero need to blow the team up to accommodate him.


Agreed. I said it too, we didnt NEED Nash, we could have kept that team and added to it and THEN added a guy like Vanek or a top 6 winger to help. No need to destroy what we had. No matter how many times it is said, that trade was the first sign of this downfall
 

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