What is your spiritual advisor telling you happened in the tunnel?And even then, he still might not.
What is your spiritual advisor telling you happened in the tunnel?And even then, he still might not.
So if management had kept this hush-hush other teams wouldn't realize ADA isn't playing or that the incident would have never gotten out?Thats fine we can water down the first part because everyone is well aware of the shitty things Tony has done. The point I'm trying to get across has nothing to do with invalidating Tony's responsibility, because he is responsible for this mess and caused it to occur with his own actions.
Management did a shit job with this situation, thats all I'm saying here. We are going to pay to lose our top performing d-man from last season because of the way our GM mishandled things.
the entire team was a mess. quinn’s scratching him early on was a moronic decision and really hurt him. I do think he’d be doing a lot better by now if he were playing, as we’ve seen our roster be better to various degrees.
What would you prefer the organization do? And since you know what they did, how many instances have they had conversations with Tony trying to steer him right? I mean at some point enough is enough and you draw a line in the sand and Tony pissed on it.
TDA dug his own grave and I have zero sympathy towards him.
Separately though, the Rangers front office fumbled on this and blew up any trade value by their actions and not just suspending him.
I still also have a massive issue that the incident was Georgie punching him and the Rangers have held zero accountability on Georgie.
I believe all that, but being assaulted by a teammate isn't an issue that DeAngelo should have been punished for. The real punishment is to the organization and the fans. One of our most valuable assets was reduced to little value because of FO's inability to handle the complicated situation that DeAngelo created.
That's their job- to handle complicated situations in a way that minimizes damage to the organization.
Both can in fact be true.You mean Tony's bad penalty and subsequent lashing out at the ref at the start of a period in which we were likely trying to get back into a game was moronic right?
Thats my whole thing, as per Gorton the real problem with TDA came from the scratching, thats where things went off the rails. Ya you want to hold your guys accountable but the game was over.. theres a fine line there. Thats some nerve to take the same penalty calling a ref rabbit ears then scratch your guy for the same shit. They shoulda been able to use that brash fiery attitude as an asset and DQ tried to neuter him. Everything was perfect last year, again... ya it falls on TDA but I have a real problem with all sides herethe entire team was a mess. quinn’s scratching him early on was a moronic decision and really hurt him. I do think he’d be doing a lot better by now if he were playing, as we’ve seen our roster be better to various degrees.
sometimes no matter how firmly and regularly you teach your kids how to act and what their values should be, they do what they want to do and put the family in a bad situation. I present Tony D'angelo, forever immature A-hole.I believe all that, but being assaulted by a teammate isn't an issue that DeAngelo should have been punished for. The real punishment is to the organization and the fans. One of our most valuable assets was reduced to little value because of FO's inability to handle the complicated situation that DeAngelo created.
That's their job- to handle complicated situations in a way that minimizes damage to the organization.
Disagree 100%. He is a stud.He has a great shot. He’s great for highlight videos and fantasy. He’s not a player you win with in his current form. I would question his playoff success but he’s never been there. I also don’t think he’s in that tier of players.
i don’t want a regular season fantasy team. I want a team that will win a cup.
We need complete 2way centers, not Jack Eichel.
It's possible that Eichel is injured right now. But is he that much more impactful on a game than Rick Nash was when we traded for him? He should be MORE impactful than Nash but he really wasn't last night. He also forced a bunch of passes last night in a way that you don't see other players of his caliber do. It was a little shocking. There are some habits seeping into his game that will have to be coached out.
Who is Smith? You mean Miller?I want Eichel. But I do not want the following players to be touched, Fox, Kakko, Panarin, Lindgren, Smith, and obv Igor. What I am willing to give up, Zeb, Strome, draft picks.
I want Eichel. But I do not want the following players to be touched, Fox, Kakko, Panarin, Lindgren, Smith, and obv Igor. What I am willing to give up, Zeb, Strome, draft picks.
It's possible that Eichel is injured right now. But is he that much more impactful on a game than Rick Nash was when we traded for him? He should be MORE impactful than Nash but he really wasn't last night. He also forced a bunch of passes last night in a way that you don't see other players of his caliber do. It was a little shocking. There are some habits seeping into his game that will have to be coached out.
Can we discuss whether we mishandled Lias while we're at it? Move the frig on.So if management had kept this hush-hush other teams wouldn't realize ADA isn't playing or that the incident would have never gotten out?
I'm tired of Lias. But I'll gladly re-visit the Hugh Jessiman pick.Can we discuss whether we mishandled Lias while we're at it? Move the frig on.
I'm tired of Lias. But I'll gladly re-visit the Hugh Jessiman pick.