Post-Game Talk: Penguins @ Rangers: Pittsburgh, please.

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Anyone else annoyed at Milbury saying that the Rangers may look at this game and think "we're not that bad". I'm sure that's how the Rangers think. They had a tough start and he's making us sound like the Sabres. Listening to him you'd think it was a big tough kid losing to his mentally challenged younger brother.
 
Anyone else annoyed at Milbury saying that the Rangers may look at this game and think "we're not that bad". I'm sure that's how the Rangers think. They had a tough start and he's making us sound like the Sabres. Listening to him you'd think it was a big tough kid losing to his mentally challenged younger brother.

Yeah that was a little puzzling. The Rangers aren't a bad team. They are a team that was discombobulated to start the season under a new coach and struggled for about 7 games. The only people thinking the Rangers are a bad team are people who only look at the stats and standings. They've been playing well ever since the Red Wings game. And in the absence of their best scorer at that.
 
NEW YORK – Before Wednesday night’s Metropolitan Division matchup between the Penguins and Rangers (7-8-0), there was talk from the Pens locker room of trying to bury a team that stood ten points behind them in the standings when the puck was dropped.

Don’t start shoving dirt on the Rangers. Behind two points from Brian Boyle, a much-needed goal from defenseman Ryan McDonagh, and 28 saves from Henrik Lundqvist, the Rangers put Pittsburgh’s talk to bed with a 5-1 thrashing at the Garden.

“It’s a little early to be watching the standings,†Penguins defenseman Matt Niskanen said before the game, according to The Record’s (N.J.) Andrew Gross. “But, we have an opportunity to bury some of these teams beneath us. If we keep winning, it could get some of those teams in the bottom of the standings out of our hair.â€

http://insidehockey.com/not-so-fast-rangers-say













 
Carry on this huge momentum, tomorrow we'll crush the Blue Jackets, and say hello to some old friends.

Kreider with a huge hit on Dubinsky and Gaborik :D
 
Found a reproduction thread:

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http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=628625
 
Yeah that was a little puzzling. The Rangers aren't a bad team. They are a team that was discombobulated to start the season under a new coach and struggled for about 7 games. The only people thinking the Rangers are a bad team are people who only look at the stats and standings. They've been playing well ever since the Red Wings game. And in the absence of their best scorer at that.

Seems like Milbury has it out for the Rangers and is also not paying attention. The Rangers are 7-8 after 15 games, not the end of the world. They had a few horrible games and it makes people think that these are the same Rangers. Since they came back east they had one real hiccup against NJ with an injured Lundqvist giving up bad goals, mind you.
 

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