GDT: Rangers breakup day, 11:30am ET

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Every year there’s this weird hopeful shadenfreude vibe here on breakup day where we almost hope player x was playing with a missing limb to justify their play.

It almost never lives up to that. I’m sure every guy was banged up, but every team is. The truth is that most of the core here don’t have what it takes.

On the first half, everyone we knew was hurt was hurt. Not real surprises there.

Second half, yeah. People are going to
Overreact to any player who tries to say anything remotely positive (they shouldn’t, they’re not going to shit on their teammates) and then try to apply these words to what the Rangers offseason plans are.
 
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trouba’s injury doesn’t explain why his brain stopped functioning, which frequently happened.
Pain actaully does become at the VERY least distracting and if it makes you second guess what you are doing, skating, pivoting, etc, then yes, it DOES explain some of the mental stuff. Pain will slow down your decisions. Most of us have had to work through pain and injury in one way or another, if you think it doesn't affect your thinking, doesn't drain and distract you... you probably have not gone through that, or you are in denial..
Maybe we get more in a trade since some of the problems can be attributed to injury.
 
I can’t really be too upset with them. I honestly think Drury could have gotten them better support. Edmonton and Florida went all in. Rangers kinda had only one foot in. I am curious if that Dolan stuff was true about him not wanting Drury to move the 1st round pick because the draft is at the Sphere.

Sure he could have moved 2025’s but teams may have wanted this years pick.
 
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You could line a birdcage with Dan Rosen's decade+ of NHL.com articles and it would still be more productive than actually reading them.

I’m honestly surprised it wasn’t Vince.

That’s a question for Drury though. Kind of messed up to ask a player that question even if it’s not really a bad one for the GM (who isn’t going to give you a straight answer anyway.)
 
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Pain actaully does become at the VERY least distracting and if it makes you second guess what you are doing, skating, pivoting, etc, then yes, it DOES explain some of the mental stuff. Pain will slow down your decisions. Most of us have had to work through pain and injury in one way or another, if you think it doesn't affect your thinking, doesn't drain and distract you... you probably have not gone through that, or you are in denial..
Maybe we get more in a trade since some of the problems can be attributed to injury.

Difference is guys who play on an NHL team have access to doctor's who can give very nice injections that don't allow you to feel pain.
 
Pain actaully does become at the VERY least distracting and if it makes you second guess what you are doing, skating, pivoting, etc, then yes, it DOES explain some of the mental stuff. Pain will slow down your decisions. Most of us have had to work through pain and injury in one way or another, if you think it doesn't affect your thinking, doesn't drain and distract you... you probably have not gone through that, or you are in denial..
Maybe we get more in a trade since some of the problems can be attributed to injury.

On point. Not a lot of tolerance or appreciation in this thread. Two guys playing on one leg and both lead the team in points for defensemen.

I'm really curious where the chips land on Trouba, Lindgren & Kakko. I don't think any of the UFA's will be back.
 
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Drury doesn't reveal the new RW until right before training camp.

At a press conference, he rips off his suit to reveal a jersey.


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Buchnevich wasnt a prime asset. He was an unsigned RFA. Drury couldve done better I guess but not by much if you go off the Arvidsson and Reinhart trade returns that happened the same summer. I can't believe we are still talking about this after all these years. Would you feel better if it was Blais and a 1st instead of a second?
He absolutely was a prime asset. Rfa status means nothing bc the team still holds his rights.

And it would make a big difference getting a 1st instead of a second. But he shouls have gotten even more than a first and a plug.

And its part of his resume so yeah we cans till talk about it.

Trocheck was signed two years ago. Should we not talk about that either
 
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