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2 out of 3 would be something.I feel pretty safe in the assumption that 21-22 year olds are going to improve. You wouldnt know it from reading some takes here though.
My bad, you posted the MSG version which had a diff thumbnail, I must've assumed it was a video of MSG network talking about it when I was scrolling throughI already posted this lol
Overall reaction to the presser: confident, experienced, professional, and serious. But I've seen so many of these conferences in all sports that I don't put much stock in them. But, you have to believe that he knows what he is doing.
Mike Keenan was brought in with one thought: to win the Cup. Not: "I think we can contend, I think we can win the Cup," but to actually win the Cup.Well, Neil Smith is on record saying that when he was deciding on a coach for the 93-94 season, it was Mike Keenan, Scotty Bowman, or Al Arbour.
and if he is to be believed, Keenan tried to convince the beloved Denis Potvin to join the Rangers that season.
You new here? HahaWas reading a NY Post column on the press conference. In the comments below a fan welcomes Lav to NY then tells him how to win. It made me laugh. Some fans really think they know how to win more than a 3 time finals coach? Really?![]()
so no word on Defensive Assistant?
Is this Chara thing just a HFboard wish or is there smoke there?
Would Hynes take an assistant job for a year?
The Rangers added an ideal mentor for their struggling group of young forwards, most notably 2020 No.1 draft pick Alexis Lafrenière. Peca was in charge of Rochester's young forwards and his coaching helped several top prospects have success in the American Hockey League, including Jack Quinn, JJ Peterka, Jiri Kulich and Isak Rosen. Peca also oversaw the Amerks' power play, which was the AHL's best entering the Eastern Conference final this spring.
The approach Peca used with the Sabres' prospects in Rochester helped those players produce promising seasons to inch closer to reaching the NHL.
Quinn, a first-round draft pick in 2020, earned AHL player of the year honors for 2021-22 as the winger produced 26 goals and 61 points in 45 regular-season games. Peterka, a second-round draft pick in 2020, used the habits that Peca taught to become more of an offensive threat. The German winger produced 28 goals in the regular season, then seven goals and 12 points in 10 playoff games last year.
Peca wanted his forwards to have the same attention to detail that he carried with him throughout his stellar NHL career. He helped Kulich have a historic campaign at 18 years old, as the 2022 first-round draft pick totaled 24 goals in the regular season and seven in 12 playoff games. Rosen, a first-round draft pick in 2021, transformed from a winger who played on the perimeter too often into a consistent threat to score. Peca also had a hand in the successful development of Lukas Rousek, Linus Weissbach and Brett Murray, among others.
The Rangers need to find their Jay Leach and offer him the assistant coaching position.Now offer Jay Leach double what he’s currently making to run our D and we’ll be set
Now offer Jay Leach double what he’s currently making to run our D and we’ll be set
preaching to the choir
I’m officially excited by this start to the off-season. Signing Jones and bringing Peca into the fold indicates to me that Drury has correctly identified what needs to be addressed.
This sounds great but someone tells me what happens when panarin panarin's and undermines this concept?
Will lavy take bread off the pp? Does he have the stones?