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LOL, room for improvement....None....absolutely ridiculous and hilarious. I expect him to want out or they trade him.
Again, can you imagine if we took Nolan Patrick and Kakko?
it's absolutely f***ing glorious.
LOL, room for improvement....None....absolutely ridiculous and hilarious. I expect him to want out or they trade him.
Again, can you imagine if we took Nolan Patrick and Kakko?
I think he'll be good somewhere else. I kind of feel bad for him after years of laughing at and mocking the ''Plays against men'' meme.LOL, room for improvement....None....absolutely ridiculous and hilarious. I expect him to want out or they trade him.
Again, can you imagine if we took Nolan Patrick and Kakko?
Kakko from what I remember got a lot of hype because of the world championships or whatever you call that tournament along with Mckenzie and TSN.I think he'll be good somewhere else. I kind of feel bad for him after years of laughing at and mocking the ''Plays against men'' meme.
He may not be as good as he was projected to be, but I think some team like Colorado or Vegas can rehab him and tap something out of him.
I regrettably was Team Nolan Patrick in 2017, but I was always Team Jack Hughes in 2019.
Weren't they retiring his number a few weeks ago?wow Ranger Fans are beating up on Chris Kreider
They were .... don't know about nowWeren't they retiring his number a few weeks ago?
Weren't they retiring his number a few weeks ago?
LOL Rangers would be a bubble team without him, and if their PP has an off year on top of that they'd be out of the playoff picture altogether.
Did Ren and Stimpy (that’s what my brother calls Rempe lol) play last night?
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He didn't, and I thought it was obvious he wasn't going to play because his ice time in game 5 was the third shortest of his career. I can't remember if it was 2 minutes and change or 3 minutes and change? I wanna say it was 2:43 or something in that game.Did Ren and Stimpy (that’s what my brother calls Rempe lol) play last night?
I think it's their player development. Last 10 years they haven't developed a single top 6 forward until Laf this year, 4 years for a #1 overall pick who was sold as a tier below generational. Kakko, Kravstov, Andersson all busts/flops picked in the top 10It is strange that he is a guy with almost zero emotional impact on the game and gets bullied on the boards often. Total opposite of how he was sold in 2019. Must be a personality thing or something else going on.
Oof what a waste of a spot, I can’t believe he actually played at all.He didn't, and I thought it was obvious he wasn't going to play because his ice time in game 5 was the third shortest of his career. I can't remember if it was 2 minutes and change or 3 minutes and change? I wanna say it was 2:43 or something in that game.
His only two games of less icetime were the 4 second game and like a 20-something second game, both against us.
Obviously Florida is in a tier of their own, but hopefully that puts the book on how to slow them down and they aren’t as dominant next year. I know they will still be at least a good regular season team with the powerplayThe way the Panthers learned to beat the Rangers 1 – 3 – 1 trap so as consistently to enter their zone with possession as the series went on was interesting. After making some bad turnovers in the middle of the ice against it early in the series (one for a goal by Trochek in the first couple games where Lafreniere nailed one of the Panthers to separate him from the puck) they made their zone exits and entries along the boards. Could be, conceptually, that getting through the three guys in center ice and then past the one in the far end, the weak spot is wide.
For breaking out of their own end Florida seemed to utilize a series of short lateral exit passes almost in leapfrog fashion. One guy would get the puck along thir own boards and kick it to another player up closer to the blue line, still on their boards. That guy would then make a short lateral pass to another Panther skating past out of their end, possibly the initial guy who was now heading up ice after kicking the puck forward. They would then often repeat this sequence one more time in center ice, still keeping wide, to deliver it laterally to the player who’d either skate the puck in or throw it into the opposite corner for a guy flying in to start a conventional cycle and forecheck. They were very disciplined as to this, which required everyone on their unit to be on the same page. As the series went on, they thus consistently entered the Rags zone with possession.
Could be I'm misdescribing the method to some degree but that's the general idea of what it looked on TV. Short lateral passes, exit and enter along the boards.
Is he always that doped out looking?
Scouts don’t know stuff. In retrospect it was a weak draft after Jack, so players got overhyped. The Rangers landing at number 2 (and their rival landing #1) also put the hype in overdrive. I’m not sure the hype of Kakko vs Jack debate happens if say the Kings won the #2 pick.It is strange that he is a guy with almost zero emotional impact on the game and gets bullied on the boards often. Total opposite of how he was sold in 2019. Must be a personality thing or something else going on.
Scouts don’t know stuff. In retrospect it was a weak draft after Jack, so players got overhyped. The Rangers landing at number 2 (and their rival landing #1) also put the hype in overdrive. I’m not sure the hype of Kakko vs Jack debate happens if say the Kings won the #2 pick.
Someone check me on this but as I remember this was when they were dying for a franchise goalie. They traded Carter and Richard’s to make cap space and then acquired Ilya Bryzgalov. With Bryz in the building Bob became expendable so they shipped him out. There’s probably some irony in there if you squint.I knew Bobrovsky has a crazy cap hit but I had to look it up on capfriendly to double check what it was. He has a 10 million dollar cap hit ! They had to overpay for him quite a bit but he has been big for the Panthers these playoffs. It would be nice to see him hoist the Cup. The Panthers in general have a really likeable group of players aside from that litte issue they had with us last year.
On June 22, 2012, the Flyers traded goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for a second-round and fourth-round pick in the 2012 draft and a fourth-round pick in 2013.
With the first two selections, Philadelphia selected Anthony Stolarz and Taylor Leier. The 2013 pick was subsequently dealt to the Los Angeles Kings who used it to take Justin Auger.
It's funny how the Flyers are the real losers here. The goalie they traded and the draft pick they had (Stolarz) are both teammates on a team that is in the Cup Finals lol. That's rough for a franchise who hasn't really had good goaltending since Hextall.
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