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its a no-lose and he didn't even force NYR to burn this season
A less skilled Marchand Ill take itFunny to see Vesey mentioned. I think Trivigno could be a consistent version of the wonder season that Harvard teammate of Vesey, Colin Blackwell, had for us. 25-35 points with a real chip on his shoulder and that pesky, always on you won't/go away thing that little guys have that drive you nuts.
Man, I hated small players as a d-man. Haha
its a no-lose and he didn't even force NYR to burn this season
Zuccarello and Yani Gourde both went undrafted so did Dan Girardi
When we raise the Cup.Wow. That's big. Still have a contract for this year. At what point do we start giving Drury some credit?
Fair point.When we raise the Cup.
Pretty sure the Rangers wanted to sign Trevigno last year. Berard is small too. Both of these players are very aggressive and super competitive and if we’re going to have smaller players in our lineup that’s for the best.
keeping in mind as well there were other teams after him including the Isles, Florida and Nashville that we know of.
Yeah, I mean, it's fun for fans of other teams to say, "Will he be as good as Vesey?" but the reality is Vesey cost us absolutely nothing, not even a late draft pick, was a 30-point guy for three years, and then himself became a third round pick. If that's the path Trivigno takes, it's a f***ing win any way you look at it.If he turns out to be Vesey 2.0, who cares? He cost us nothing and we got a couple of years and 3rd round pick out of that signing. By all accounts that I've read he's an undersized guy with a chip on his shoulder and great work ethic. Doesn't sound bad to me.
Trivigno had better numbers in college than Kreider.
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I'm not saying that Trivigno will come anywhere close to the success that Kreider has had, but draft pedigree and production at a lower league don't tell the whole story.
The bottom line is that Trivigno is one of the top college free agents, and we signed him. If he doesn't pan out, he doesn't, but it's a free asset that hopefully can help us, even if it's only in Hartford.
If you’re not giving him credit after that TDL you’re a donkeyWow. That's big. Still have a contract for this year. At what point do we start giving Drury some credit?
Yep. Drury had a hell of a deadline.If you’re not giving him credit after that TDL you’re a donkey
I like Trivigno but (besides being a nice free asset) also don’t think it makes a ton of sense. The entire league is going to be in on Meyers though.
This is also technically incorrect.I love the comments I've seen on social media from NJD/NYI fans that are the usual "1 Cup in 80 years!" or "Our Cups have been more recent/impressive!"
And it's like..."I don't care"
If you think insulting the amount of Cup wins in the last 80 or so years is a great argument in regards to the Rangers signing all the good NCAA UDFA's...then that just makes your org look worse. Wow NYI/NJD have a dynasty/won a few Cups more recently while in the NYC metro area. Congrats. And what did that bring you? Oh...not a bunch of young generation UDFA's that grew up in the area and wanted to play for those successful teams from their transformative sports ages? Wow...tell me more about how Cup wins are the be-all-end-all in sports-fandom-choosing.
Suck my "1 Cup since Hitler", you NJD/NYI idiots. Find a better argument.
Yes, I know, but it's a fun phrase I like to include from my theatre days.This is also technically incorrect.