Mr Mxyzptlk
SHOOT THE PUCK ALREADY!!!!
Ye olde "momentary fix" syndrome.....Whatever it says aside from the plain language of my opinionated assessment it's absolutely NOT that I am rooting against them.
Ye olde "momentary fix" syndrome.....Whatever it says aside from the plain language of my opinionated assessment it's absolutely NOT that I am rooting against them.
No big deal, you say that you’ve rolled out a D worthy of a playoff run and I say it isn’t. Agree to disagreeHarpur was dependable last season down the stretch for us. Gustafsson played well with more minutes this year when Fox was out. Scandella is a solid depth defenseman. But lets roll with Miller who is mentally fragile right now instead and let his value drop further with his poor play and Lindgren who we have all said plays a style that isn't sustainable like Dan Girardi.
If the price for Monahan or Henrique is a 1st or top prospect stay the hell away from the trade deadline market. Go with what they got. I wouldn't want either for a 3rd
Missed that part of it. Still the same issue of them being in a playoff spot and it's not really worth trading him for a mid round pick. I don't think they can really rebuild all their best players are signed long term. Parayko, Krug, Faulk, Schenn, Thomas, Kryou all make 6.5M+ for at least 4 more years. Think they'd be more likely to add than subtract based on where they are and what the organization looks like.
I think St Louis falls out of it and sells.
Honestly unless it was something super cheap, which it probably won't be, I wouldn't touch Monahan with a 10 foot pole. Great player, injuries have derailed his career the last few years. Is this year some turning of the corner in that aspect? Maybe, but I wouldn't put money in it. I would not trust that guy to be healthy unfortunately. His injury history is a laundry list. The last thing we need is to be giving up a first or a 2nd + and then the guy gets hurt and we made the move for nothing
Who said Chytil is calling it a career? He just put out statement saying he will be back next year. Nobody knows what is going to happen and the only thing the Rangers absolutely need to do is target a viable 3c for this year. I do agree they need to start drafting centers.The NYR were going to have to address the severe LACK of centers in the system at some point.
Now that Chyts is all but calling it a career it's time to bite the bullet. They're going to have to ID someone who can be attained.
Someone who can be part of the core.
Someone special.
They're going to have to pay a ridic price.
But they're going to have to do it.
Otherwise, they may as well start thinking rebuild again.
BMB could be one.Only the Rangers could go into a full tear down rebuild and exit out the other side with not a single long term center.
Even if he wants to come back, the odds are slim that he's going to be able to continue. The Rangers would be foolish to be planning their future roster with Chytil as a significant part of it.Who said Chytil is calling it a career? He just put out statement saying he will be back next year. Nobody knows what is going to happen and the only thing the Rangers absolutely need to do is target a viable 3c for this year. I do agree they need to start drafting centers.
I’m heavily into the “draft centers” philosophy, but it’s hard to pin any blame on the team in this situation.Only the Rangers could go into a full tear down rebuild and exit out the other side with not a single long term center.
I was just stating that Chytil absolutely did not say his career was over. Stuff like that drives me nuts because it's pure speculation and incorrect since he put out a statement saying quite the opposite. I did say the number 1 concern is finding a viable 3c for this year. I'm not sure a bigger deal can be made right now and maybe that is something they can explore in the off season.Even if he wants to come back, the odds are slim that he's going to be able to continue. The Rangers would be foolish to be planning their future roster with Chytil as a significant part of it.
How are they selling? Unless they're dealing Buch, they have basically nothing of value that isn't signed for 4+ years. It's not really an option. They'd have to go on a massive losing streak over the next few weeks all so they can get like a 4th round pick for Kevin Hayes or Brandon Saad. Most of the teams behind them in the standings aren't any good so I'm not so sure they fall out of it.
Hes not calling it a career. He’s sitting out the seasonThe NYR were going to have to address the severe LACK of centers in the system at some point.
Now that Chyts is all but calling it a career it's time to bite the bullet. They're going to have to ID someone who can be attained.
Someone who can be part of the core.
Someone special.
They're going to have to pay a ridic price.
But they're going to have to do it.
Otherwise, they may as well start thinking rebuild again.
Not a single long term center...Only the Rangers could go into a full tear down rebuild and exit out the other side with not a single long term center.
As other coaches have blatantly said...Can't even read some of these comments. Team was unbeatable with average goaltending the first two months. Now their goaltending (Igor) is deplorable, Zibanejad has a wretched January and people think they're not adding and should rebuild. Wtf are you guys watching this team for? Seriously. I don't mean this to be offensive but again, have your opinions, I have mine, but let's get real. They're not standing pat. Chris Drury wasn't hired to not try and win a Cup. They have a solid team. They have played two months with Nick ****** Bonino, Jonny Brodzinski and Barclay Goodrow as their bottom-six play-driving Cs.
Call Minnesota. Maybe Guerin, knowing he ****** the cap up is willing to shuffle guys out. Ask about Hartman.
Even if he wants to come back, the odds are slim that he's going to be able to continue. The Rangers would be foolish to be planning their future roster with Chytil as a significant part of it.