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Twenty f*ckin years
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Seems like a typical edgy twitter clown who’s just more tuned in than any “mainstream” news sourceAfter reading his list, I think his rankings heavily favor being stupid.
Seems like a typical edgy twitter clown who’s just more tuned in than any “mainstream” news sourceAfter reading his list, I think his rankings heavily favor being stupid.
I genuinely don't know the criteria put into the evaluation process when evaluating prospects from an organizational prospective but we don't exactly have any game breakers other than Laf.
What am I missing here?
He specifically says in his tweets that Jack Hughes is still a prospect, so by that logic Kakko must be too.
So yeah I guess other than the best prospect in the world and the 1B prospect in the world the year prior, we don't have much else other than 4 other 1st rounders in the last 3 drafts alone.
But yeah, that Calgary prospect pool...
A prospect isn’t necessarily about what they’ve done already In the NHL but how they may project in the future.Yeah but neither player/prospect hasn't done much of anything thus far.
So again.
What am I missing?
Hypothetical time.
Would you trade Zibs for Eichel, next year? or do we extend a 29 year old Zibanejad?
Zibs + our prospect pool, I feel like we could land any player we want
As it should be. He's already done everything there is to be done at the junior level, including leading Team Canada to a WJC gold.
After reading his list, I think his rankings heavily favor being stupid.
Would you rather have Hughes over Kakko?
On paper would it balance the roster out better ?
If the Rangers had more defensive aware forwards then maybe Hoffman could be an option because he is allergic to defense. But unfortunately they dont and since he would be on the 3rd line here behind Buchnevich and Kakko, as he should be, it would be a bad combo for us having him play with Lafreniere and Chytil. We dont know how Laf will respond to the defensive side of the game at the NHL level right off the bat. And Chytil is still trying to nail down the demands of the center position. Just seems like a line that would get pinned in their own end often.Can Hoffman play RW?
Would be an interesting 1 year type deal if cap space is freed up
Ok, Mike. We can go through the entire league if you'd like. The bolded are the only possibilities:
1. Boston - Rask and Halak
2. Tampa - Vasilevsky
3. Toronto - Freddie Anderson at $5m already; no cap space
4. Florida - Bobrovsky
5. Montreal - Carey Price
6. Buffalo - Tire Fire
7. Ottawa - Tire Fire
8. Detroit - Tire Fire
9. Washington - Holtby and Samsonov
10. Philadelphia - Carter Hart
11. Pittsburgh - Murray and Jarry
12. Carolina - Mrazek and Reimer; only an option if we take a goalie back / attach an asset as their owner does not want to spend on goaltending
13. Islanders - lol no
14. Columbus - 2 young quality goalies that allowed them to let Bobrovsky walk
15. Devils - lol no
16. St. Louis - Binnington just won a cup, Allen was doing well as a backup
17. Colorado - Grubauer and Francouz; maybe an option if we retained 50%
18. Dallas - Bishop and Khudobin
19. Nashville - Rinne and Saros
20. Winnipeg - Hellybuyck
21. Minnesota - Dubnyk and Stalock; possibly could work but not a contender
22. Chicago - Crawford and Lehner and not a contender
23. Vegas - Fleury and Subban and no cap space
24. Edmonton -Mike Smyth and Koskinen, and no cap space
25. Vancouver - Markstrom and Demko
26. Calgary - Talbot and Rittich and no cap space
25. Arizona - Kuemper and Raanta
26. Anaheim - Gibson
27. LA - Tire Fire
28. San Jose - Tire Fire
So, basically Colorado or nothing. Selfish Henrik maybe possibly refused to waive his NTC for 1 potential location to a team that maybe was ok with their goaltending anyway, and unless they were willing to play goalie musical chairs themselves, would have 3 NHL goalies on their roster for this season.
If the Rangers had more defensive aware forwards then maybe Hoffman could be an option because he is allergic to defense. But unfortunately they dont and since he would be on the 3rd line here behind Buchnevich and Kakko, as he should be, it would be a bad combo for us having him play with Lafreniere and Chytil. We dont know how Laf will respond to the defensive side of the game at the NHL level right off the bat. And Chytil is still trying to nail down the demands of the center position. Just seems like a line that would get pinned in their own end often.
I am not saying Buch is the same player Hoffman is. Buch is not a 30 goal scorer. But Buch has the chemistry with Kreider and Zibanejad that compliments that line well. His play along the boards in his own end and his defensive game in general as come a long way. So yeah I think Hoffman would end up behind both Buchnevich and Kakko, regardless of how many goals Hoffman can score. We need to diversify the team with players that acknowledge both sides of the puck. Its one thing to grab Monahan who is a legitimate 2C that can pot 70-80 points and you can live with the defensive shortcomings, its another to add a winger that gets lost in his own end when we have the wingers for the top 6 set. Hoffman would be a luxury and thats really what it comes down to for me.Hoffman is not getting 3rd line treatment so that Buch can man the 1st line.
Warts and all, Buchnevich is not nearly the player Hoffman is
Can Hoffman play RW?
Would be an interesting 1 year type deal if cap space is freed up
I'd rather have nothing to do with mister "obviously stuck it in crazy".
While certainly not a part of management, but I can pretty much guarantee that winning will take precedence over how the exact minutes and where a rookie plays.I disagree. While making the playoffs next year is a goal, building the true SC contender, the annual contender, is the priority. When the Rangers win the cup it's highly likely it will be because of Laf's contributions than Kreider's. Catering to the vets is in the past. Hank's gone, Staal's gone. What's best for the long term is the priority.
No. At that point, it makes more sense to him to play on a promising Rangers team and then go UFA.Hypothetically, I dont see Zibs waiving his NMC to go to an Eichel-less Buffalo....
No. At that point, it makes more sense to him to play on a promising Rangers team and then go UFA.
#AndTheHitsJustKeepOnComingBuchnevich is a non, winning player. I'll jump for joy when JD and Gorton finally get rid of this clown.