Fair deal, good moves all around by the Rangers. An NHL team in Manhattan is be a GM on easy mode though
Good job Rangers. The way they traded away their assets before their value bottomed out and got a ton of picks and prospects very quickly and now stealing Trouba in a trade and landing a big time free agent in Panarin with all those young prospects coming up behind them. This is the blue print.
maybe they should win something before you call them the blueprint
I don’t know. I think the order for Quinn for the power play is:Im not confident that Deangelo gets the PP time, I think Trouba is going to play 1:50. Just because his name is Trouba and he earns 8 mil a year in New York.
Since when is Trouba better than Subban? He should be in a couple of years but isn't right now.Devils fans: "Two seconds for a declining Subban at 9 million is awesome, but let's shred trading a #20 and the ghost of Matt Gilroy for a guy whose 25, making less money, and is a better player at this stage."
You’re acting as if it doesn’t matter when the d-men signed. You can’t disregard the different circumstances when it comes to stuff like this.5th highest paid defenseman in the NHL lol
I don’t know. I think the order for Quinn for the power play is:
1. ADA
2. Shattenkirk
3. Trouba
4. Fox
5. Skjei
Then everyone else. I think the PP1 quarterback spot is DeAngelo’s to lose.
I hope he plays an extra d-man on the first and/or second unit instead of someone like Strome, Namestnikov, or Lettieri.
You’re acting as if it doesn’t matter when the d-men signed. You can’t disregard the different circumstances when it comes to stuff like this.
Trouba was not on the roster as of the most recent trade deadline, so he could not get 8 years.They couldn't do 8 years? Not sure how that rule works
I think he's a solid #2. I don't think anyone is expecting prime Chara or Pronger. He is what he is. Money is fair, shouldn't be an awful retirement contract... no complaints, but I'm not throwing confetti out of a Manhattan window either. I'm just shocked at the negativity.
Is Trouba really all that different from the Yandle or Shattenkirk that the Rangers acquired? At the time they were 40-50 point guys who were nothing special defensively.
None taken. But I don’t think so. Our coach isn’t like that. Shattenkirk was one of the first players that he scratched and reduced his time. ADA proved that he was a more than capable power play quarterback that deserves to play on the first unit. I could see him and Trouba together on that first unit. But Trouba will be used a lot at even strength and on the penalty kill anyways.I really hope you are right, but as I said, I very much doubt it. Please do not take offense but from what I have seen, it is often in big cities (in Chicago also) where younger players get reduced time on ice because someone has "bigger name" (no matter the youngsters real performance). I hate when it happens, but it is common enough occurence.
Cant make a name for yourself unless given proper opportunity.
Its pricey for a minute but dmen salaries are about to get pricey now that the high end guys hit 11 . The next tiers will catch up.A little pricey maybe but not by much. It remains to be seen if he can handle really big minutes. Mostly been playing 21-23 minutes through his career.
Its pricey for a minute but dmen salaries are about to get pricey now that the high end guys hit 11 . The next tiers will catch up.
Defensemen always lag behind forwards in pay but itll catch up a bit now
Does he need to ? Idk but if DeAngelo continues off his last season he should be able to handle close to 20 on the second line no ?He's only 25 so I don't see it like some big issue. Cap will keep rising and it's not like he's paid 10 million a year. Pretty reasonable all things considered. But as said, how will he handle 25-26 minutes?
Don’t let quantitative data get in the way of reason. Trouba doesn’t drive play well at all. What exactly makes him more than a 2nd pair guy?