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Or another JT MillerJust touching his prime so there should be some good years for the Canucks to come. Maybe another Vilardi situation.
Or another JT MillerJust touching his prime so there should be some good years for the Canucks to come. Maybe another Vilardi situation.
So was Bergeron early in his career with bad concussions look how that turned out.
Chytll scores and now kakko too! Drury is the Santa claus of the nhl gifts for everyone!
Kakko ripped one last night. Looking solid.Oh lord. He’s no Bergeron, and the only similarities between them are they play C and have concussion histories. I like Chytil, but he’s never even hit 50 points, and only paced for it once. He is going to be 26 by the start of next season. If 31 is so ancient (you’re thoughts on Miller), how much runway does Chytil really have to blossom into this Selke winning PPG player? At the same age as Chytil is now, Bergeron already posted back to back 70+ point seasons. But you’re such a Rangers troll that now you’ll be here updating every time Chytil farts, too. Speaking of…
You’ve gotten pretty quiet on Kakko now that he and Borgen are tied for goals and points (with Borgen being way ahead in plus/minus) in their last 7 games played. Guess Kakko’s not the next great superstar, the Rangers didn’t ruin him, and Seattle didn’t develop him the right way after 30 seconds in the org after fleecing the Rangers?
It's important to know that Chytil has played in over 375 NHL games and has only 20 powerplay points. Improve that number and he's going to put up better seasons when you look at point production. Also, Chytil, on average, has never received anywhere near the 20mins he got last night. If that's expected going forward, he should be putting up more points. Across the last 3 seasons with at least 75 games played, Chytil is 2nd on our team for 5 on 5 points/60 (majority primary points), with an average of 13 mins played. Give him minutes and he's probably going to surprise fans.For what the Canucks have received (they did not get the best player in the trade). Chytil is younger and was impressive (think Miller at his age had around 50 points in 80 games) last night and has untapped potential I believe, also M Pettersson is what we needed on the second pairing. A change in the dressing room, "breath of fresh air", was much needed.
GM’s have a limited lifespan. Drury doesn’t care about the 2029 Rangers because Dolan will fire his ass if things don’t turn around.Why give up all your young assets in kakko 1st round pick chytll and go all dino in jt Miller and possibly missing the playoffs anyways ?Drury moves are very perplexing.
I think they were comparing the early injuries, not that Bergeron and Chytil are comparable players. But how many seasons did Bergeron hit 50 without powerplay inflating those numbers? Only a few times. How many times did he get to those 50 points without powerplay boosted numbers and with less than 15mins of ice time per game? 0. How many seasons did Chytil get to be the 1c, or full on 2c? 0. I'm not taking away powerplay points. It's part of the game and very important, but Chytl never got the chance to bump his numbers up on the powerplay, and it wasn't because "he wasn't good enough".Oh lord. He’s no Bergeron, and the only similarities between them are they play C and have concussion histories. I like Chytil, but he’s never even hit 50 points, and only paced for it once.
Bingo I was implying the injury of chytll he can overcome like Bergeron did. Hes still very young and hopefully lots of hockey left for him. He looked very good last night suberb tying goal and helped Vancouver get a crucial point.I think they were comparing the early injuries, not that Bergeron and Chytil are comparable players. But how many seasons did Bergeron hit 50 without powerplay inflating those numbers? Only a few times. How many times did he get to those 50 points without powerplay boosted numbers and with less than 15mins of ice time per game? 0. How many seasons did Chytil get to be the 1c, or full on 2c? 0. I'm not taking away powerplay points. It's part of the game and very important, but Chytl never got the chance to bump his numbers up on the powerplay, and it wasn't because "he wasn't good enough".
They play different. They skate different. Their best skill is in different areas. The IQ is different. No, they aren't comparable players. Nobody is thinking they just got a prime Bergeron on their team.
I admire the optimism, however I don't share it.This sure AF ain't the worst either.........Growing up there were YEARS of us having absolutely no shot against the teams from Alberta with few decent players. And lest you forget the times were really bleak even just a few years ago after having Dimbo in charge for so long.
Somewhat recently Sven Bertschi and Markus Granlund were top 6 players for us......and Erik Gudbranson was acquired for a highly touted rookie of ours and multiple picks.......Yes......things have been much, much worse......
I still think our team is pretty good - we have Quinn Hughes.........and once we add Willander potentially the sembelance of a decent top 10 D....
We have some solid pieces to work with - if management can make some moves that turn out well I'm excited to see where we can go.
It's important to know that Chytil has played in over 375 NHL games and has only 20 powerplay points. Improve that number and he's going to put up better seasons when you look at point production. Also, Chytil, on average, has never received anywhere near the 20mins he got last night. If that's expected going forward, he should be putting up more points. Across the last 3 seasons with at least 75 games played, Chytil is 2nd on our team for 5 on 5 points/60 (majority primary points), with an average of 13 mins played. Give him minutes and he's probably going to surprise fans.
Yeah I'm a snowflake over 1 post on a hovmey forum. That's pathetic of that's what took one of the Rangers highest paid players to play like one.Funny how little snowflakes call a person "a POS" when he calls them out for not putting in the effort.
That's exactly the type of a POS I want on MY team over people who half-ass everything and cry and whine when you call them out on it.
Isn't it funny how Zibanejad's corpse finally seems to have some life after coasting for half the season? And coincidentally just after Miller joins the team?
I think they were comparing the early injuries, not that Bergeron and Chytil are comparable players. But how many seasons did Bergeron hit 50 without powerplay inflating those numbers? Only a few times. How many times did he get to those 50 points without powerplay boosted numbers and with less than 15mins of ice time per game? 0. How many seasons did Chytil get to be the 1c, or full on 2c? 0. I'm not taking away powerplay points. It's part of the game and very important, but Chytl never got the chance to bump his numbers up on the powerplay, and it wasn't because "he wasn't good enough".
They play different. They skate different. Their best skill is in different areas. The IQ is different. No, they aren't comparable players. Nobody is thinking they just got a prime Bergeron on their team.
It really sucks and it’s the absolute weirdest thing to me on the site.It’d be more believable if this was anyone other than the poster in every Rangers thread trolling. They have been posting by-the-second updates every time Kakko stepped on the ice and claiming the Rangers got hosed in trading a PPG superstar and are so dumb. They’ve been all over this thread with how great of an asset Chytil, the “lottery pick” 1st will be next year because the Rangers are “clearly” missing the postseason, and Mancini being an obvious top-4D, while calling Miller old and once again claiming the Rangers got hosed and are dumb. The poster has an obvious agenda, and doesn’t say things to “compare early careers of injuries,” they were clearly - based on hundreds of posts - making an equivalence between Bergeron and the Rangers giving up the “young C” Chytil.
Borgen has 7 points.. in 54 games.Oh lord. He’s no Bergeron, and the only similarities between them are they play C and have concussion histories. I like Chytil, but he’s never even hit 50 points, and only paced for it once. He is going to be 26 by the start of next season. If 31 is so ancient (you’re thoughts on Miller), how much runway does Chytil really have to blossom into this Selke winning PPG player? At the same age as Chytil is now, Bergeron already posted back to back 70+ point seasons. But you’re such a Rangers troll that now you’ll be here updating every time Chytil farts, too. Speaking of…
You’ve gotten pretty quiet on Kakko now that he and Borgen are tied for goals and points (with Borgen being way ahead in plus/minus) in their last 7 games played. Guess Kakko’s not the next great superstar, the Rangers didn’t ruin him, and Seattle didn’t develop him the right way after 30 seconds in the org after fleecing the Rangers?
Borgen has 7 points.. in 54 games.
Do you think the Rangers try to upgrade at LD? Maybe replace Lindgren with a different kind of player to run with Fox. Like Dumoulin?The Rangers may value Fortescue more than Mancini but it also could have been that they felt stronger on the right side than on the left. That perspective might even have changed after they picked up Will Borgen. Signing Borgen basically put Mancini on the outside looking in not just for the rest of this year but for the forseeable future with Fox, Schneider and Borgen going to be Rangers right side possibly for the next 3/4/5 years and with EJ Emery also on the horizon. It made Mancini more an extra.
Conversely on the left side. Lindgren is in his rental season---could be traded at the deadline....very possibly sign elsewhere either way. Ryan if I rembember wanted $5mil per and that's a lot for a 20 point defensemen who to my mind anyway is an imperfect partner for Fox. Miller on the other hand has done a lot of struggling this year. He should be playing a lot better and he's a restricted free agent this year and probably going to get a better contract than he's earned and then Vaakanainen who's solidified himself as the third pair is another restricted this summer as is Jones who's never been able to nail down a regular spot. It's a reason why the Rangers might have preferred Fortescue and even why they wanted Dorrington.
So what? Why is a 7 game cherry pick meaningful? Look at the whole season and the difference is massive. I'm not even going to continue this.And in both Kakko and Borgen’s last 7 games, they both have 1 goal and 2 assists. I was mostly mocking that poster proclaiming the Rangers traded a PPG superstar on the back of a 12 game heater.