Here’s Larry’s newest article
He says this season has a similar feeling to the 75-76 team
http://nypost.com/2017/10/24/tailspin-could-force-rangers-to-face-an-uncomfortable-reality/
Hopefully Gorton isn’t on the hot seat as Brooks was kinda posturing. He has been cleaning up Sather’s mess the best he can
Here’s Larry’s newest article
He says this season has a similar feeling to the 75-76 team
http://nypost.com/2017/10/24/tailspin-could-force-rangers-to-face-an-uncomfortable-reality/
Hopefully Gorton isn’t on the hot seat as Brooks was kinda posturing. He has been cleaning up Sather’s mess the best he can
If we lose to [insert name of team, here] on [insert day of week, here], I’m betting AV is done.
He preaches a system no longer suited to the nhl. News flas everyone has figured out av.He preaches a system wholly unsuited to the team. He overuses players who have no business evenbeing on an NHL team half the time. He benches young, talented players for great chunks of time.
It's like he is in his own, alternate reality.
He's like Hitler in his bunker, moving imaginary divisions around on a map.
DeAngelo needs regular minutes.... If AV ****s this kid up and we trade him hes going to blow up on another team.
Reg, you’re still not answering my question. It’s a tactically flawed system, which I’ve laid out my thoughts about why. I’m asking you about other teams that play that way. They didn’t just start chasing people around this season. It’s been for three years now.They suck way more than when they started to suck in 2015.
My point is people are misreading that they are playing true man to man coverage.
They are chasing because they don’t know what the **** to do together, or they lack the foot speed.
For example, the Rangers have sucked on the Power Play for a long time because they lacked elite snipers. You can draw whatever X and O you want on the chalkboard.
You might trouble with "is water wet" because you keep saying baseball has no salary cap when in fact, it does. It's just a different system that allows more freedom and creativity, and promotes more parity, more team growth, more competitiveness, rewards drafting, and ultimately, results in a better product.
The NHL's forced poverty system penalizes drafting because you can't keep your whole core, promotes constant roster upheaval, and discourages attempts to take a good team into greatness through the market. What results is a mediocre league where every team has gaping flaws. The World Series is shaping up to be one of the best ever. The Stanley Cup Finals is six games that feel like regular season games between "team that can't defend" and "team that can't score" because you're lucky if the cap let's you ice half an elite roster. The one good thing it's supposed to do is extreme parity, and that has been a massive failure, with the same three boring ass teams passing the Cup around for ten years. Baseball has WAY more parity.
And while teams are forced into on-ice poverty, individual players are getting overpaid at an all-time rate. You know what that means? Hooray, another lengthy work stoppage in the near future! The salary cap is going to kill this league in our lifetimes.
I wish I could like this post 1000 times.
He preaches a system wholly unsuited to the team. He overuses players who have no business evenbeing on an NHL team half the time. He benches young, talented players for great chunks of time.
It's like he is in his own, alternate reality.
He's like Hitler in his bunker, moving imaginary divisions around on a map.
Because they suck as a unit.
When defensemen chase , it’s because they are behind the play. The follow decoys. They miss read the pivot and shooter in a formation.
That is a sign of defensive pair miscommunication and overall lack of defensive awareness or foot speed.
They suck way more than when they started to suck in 2015.
My point is people are misreading that they are playing true man to man coverage.
They are chasing because they don’t know what the **** to do together, or they lack the foot speed.
For example, the Rangers have sucked on the Power Play for a long time because they lacked elite snipers. You can draw whatever X and O you want on the chalkboard.
Reg, you’re still not answering my question. It’s a tactically flawed system, which I’ve laid out my thoughts about why. I’m asking you about other teams that play that way. They didn’t just start chasing people around this season. It’s been for three years now.
Reg, you’re still not answering my question. It’s a tactically flawed system, which I’ve laid out my thoughts about why. I’m asking you about other teams that play that way. They didn’t just start chasing people around this season. It’s been for three years now.
I don't know what it is with Henrik--he still makes a lot of wonderful saves but it is like every game there are one or two moments when he just falls asleep and sometimes it's early.
There was no doubt who was the better goalie last night and as on most nights so far the better goalie hasn't been Lundqvist. When our team is handicapping the other side to early leads and 2 or 3 goal leads and when it's being submarined by poor performance from it's best player and on ice leader then it's not surprising at least to me that the team has lost confidence in itself.
IMO--it's already a long year and whether we're a bottom feeder all year long (which I doubt) I don't see us as a playoff caliber team. Whatever we do--don't trade that first round draft pick.
They’re backYour New York Rongos, ladies and gentlemen.
The league has been the best financially than it's ever been.
The league almost collapsed before the cap, hence why they umm..instated the cap.
What exactly are you up voting X1000 ?
I don't know what it is with Henrik--he still makes a lot of wonderful saves but it is like every game there are one or two moments when he just falls asleep and sometimes it's early.
There was no doubt who was the better goalie last night and as on most nights so far the better goalie hasn't been Lundqvist. When our team is handicapping the other side to early leads and 2 or 3 goal leads and when it's being submarined by poor performance from it's best player and on ice leader then it's not surprising at least to me that the team has lost confidence in itself.
IMO--it's already a long year and whether we're a bottom feeder all year long (which I doubt) I don't see us as a playoff caliber team. Whatever we do--don't trade that first round draft pick.
This is one of the most specious arguments promulgated on this board.What exactly is one cup in 77 years? Something to be proud of?
They shipped Raanta out and brought in Pavelec meant that they didn't see just how poor Lundqvist has been the past two seasons. Either that contract is truly an albatross, or they just refuse to believe the guy is just about done. Really poor asset management in net in the off season.
That or Gorton knew this was going to be a transition year and part of trading Stepan was moving Raanta. If he knew this was going to be a rebuilding year then why not include him to get that deal done?
Also, Raanta is injured so he wouldn't be helping curently