KevinFinnerty
I bomb atomically...
a 120 point Hart candidate for Niko Mikkola? the same Mikkola who stunk up the joint last year?
Jones/Fox
Miller-Schneider
Gus-Ruhewdehl
Jones/Fox
Miller-Schneider
Gus-Ruhewdehl
did I just read Bern saying Panarin for Mikkola?
he did have that really nice series winner of hugging the puck on the boards those last 4 seconds...MVP thereYes, but only if you play Mikkola on the RW
Getting rid of Mika will be difficult but maybe, maybe not impossible.
After July 1st, Kreider’s limited NTC kicks in. Trade Chris to a team that has large cap room for this season and projected next. Take less in return if needed if one potential team is more desirable location than the others.
Make Mika’s 24/25 season miserable.
13th forward, 4th line assignments take him off the PP.
Hope it motivates him to open his full NTC/NMC.
Still a bit playoff hungover like most but I will post another time why I believe this coming 24/25 season is a perfect time to transition this team.
I'm not paying Gus more than 2.5-3 million pera 120 point Hart candidate for Niko Mikkola? the same Mikkola who stunk up the joint last year?
Jones/Fox
Miller-Schneider
Gus-Ruhewdehl
Lol you just rearranged the deck chairs on the recently sunk titanic. I can’t watch this if this is the team next year, sorry. Negligence. Gross.Like other have said I don’t think we have cap to bring in any big star.
I would like to see:
Panarin - Trocheck - Lafreniere
Kreider - Chytil - Othmann
Cuylle - Zibanejad - Kakko
Brodzienski - Goodrow - Rempe
Miller - Fox
Lindgren - Schneider
Jones - Trouba
Gus in not worth a penny more than league minimum.I'm not paying Gus more than 2.5-3 million per
I don't think burying him is even an option and if it was 1000% Drury would not do it. Perhaps best case scenario is Trouba for Chychrun? Each has a M-NTC. Each has 2 years left. If we retain 32.5% of his contract, the cap hit does not go up. If we retain less, we actually save cap space.We would still take a contract back.
I rather just bury Trouba for a year and much easier to deal one year of him than 2.
Scheinder is ready for more minutes anyway
Arvidsson is a UFA and was injured most of this year. The Kings will most likely look to spend cap elsewhere.Why would Arvidsson, a very good player on a very good deal, cost nothing? His only issue is he gets hurt a lot. I think Arvidsson would be quite expensive to acquire and pretty likely to be a 1st+ at the deadline if the Kings were to sell.
If your plan is to make Mika's life miserable it doesn't do anyone any favors.Getting rid of Mika will be difficult but maybe, maybe not impossible.
After July 1st, Kreider’s limited NTC kicks in. Trade Chris to a team that has large cap room for this season and projected next. Take less in return if needed if one potential team is more desirable location than the others.
Make Mika’s 24/25 season miserable.
13th forward, 4th line assignments take him off the PP.
Hope it motivates him to open his full NTC/NMC.
Still a bit playoff hungover like most but I will post another time why I believe this coming 24/25 season is a perfect time to transition this team.
Arvidsson is a UFA and was injured most of this year. The Kings will most likely look to spend cap elsewhere.
If your plan is to make Mika's life miserable it doesn't do anyone any favors.
Yup, Gus's next contract will be his retirement/stability one for his family. A team like Carolina which is in danger of losing most of their D Corp is a very real landing spot.Gustafsson won’t be back. He was a one year rental
Also I think people should realign expectations on penciling in some of these prospects. Othman hasn’t been all that impressive in the AHL, and frankly Rempe is not an NHL player and shouldn’t be automatically penciled into the lineup on opening night
Yes. He had a back injury and missed most of the year. Then he had a lower boy injury to end the year. He's an undersized guy who plays bigger than he is (Callahan, Gallagher, etc.) some teams will be terrified to take him on.He has a cheap deal and there will be tons of teams interested. I think he would be very expensive. Oh wait a second nvm. He's a UFA now not after next year. I think he'd be out way out of our price range but would be a great add.
I honestly think he just ran out of gas towards the end of the season. Remember it’s his rookie season and he hasn’t played this much hockey. I don’t think he’ll be anything more than a bottom 6 guy but I think he’ll be better next year.I'm gonna be honest, not that big on Cuylle either. guy was a nobody out there
Drury and Lilley have actually drafted grittier players. They're all very young and going to start joining the lineup this fall. Remember, this was Drury's third draft/season. Draft picks normally turn pro 2-3 years after their ELC is signed.Why is Rangers management always addicted to big players that play small, finesse players that are too soft for the playoffs? Why whenever the Rangers get grit its only a 4th liner and never a top line forward that has grit in their game? Othmann has that in him as does Cuylle. Lafréniere has that in his game as does Trocheck but at Trocheck's size and age that might be an issue down the road as he gets older.
Trade Kreder? One of the few that does well in the playoffs. Rangers wouldn't be in the Panthers series if it wasn't for him. I'd trade Mika and take less just to get rid of his poor soft attitude that is fine with losing. His body language and complaining to the ref while the play is going on is telling.Getting rid of Mika will be difficult but maybe, maybe not impossible.
After July 1st, Kreider’s limited NTC kicks in. Trade Chris to a team that has large cap room for this season and projected next. Take less in return if needed if one potential team is more desirable location than the others.
Make Mika’s 24/25 season miserable.
13th forward, 4th line assignments take him off the PP.
Hope it motivates him to open his full NTC/NMC.
Still a bit playoff hungover like most but I will post another time why I believe this coming 24/25 season is a perfect time to transition this team.
But why nor get these types on the NHL roster now instead of waiting until the rookies make the team. It might be too lateDrury and Lilley have actually drafted grittier players. They're all very young and going to start joining the lineup this fall. Remember, this was Drury's third draft/season. Draft picks normally turn pro 2-3 years after their ELC is signed.
Huh?I think Cuylle can be a 20-25 goal actress. Anyone else agree? Anyone feel he can get qed PP time and maybe 2ed and 3rd line ice time next season. Id rather see Cuylle get more ice time than more of Kakko.
Cullye begins to PK this fall.I think Cuylle can be a 20-25 goal actress. Anyone else agree? Anyone feel he can get qed PP time and maybe 2ed and 3rd line ice time next season. Id rather see Cuylle get more ice time than more of Kakko.
Larry talks about Rempe here. It's just just my posts.Brooksie sayeth: Trouba, Krieder and Zibs should be gonzo:
Rangers’ core has run its course as tough Jacob Trouba, Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad decisions loom
The most difficult conversations will concern the futures of three of the Rangers’ foundational letter-wearers.nypost.com
I hope so. Id like to see Kreider help him deflect pucks in the offseason. Having another option wouldn't be a bad thing for this team. Need more players willing to go to the netCullye begins to PK this fall.
Cully/Edstrom/Rooberak all go to the net. Berard chases the puck.I hope so. Id like to see Kreider help him deflect pucks in the offseason. Having another option wouldn't be a bad thing for this team. Need more players willing to go to the net
"I have been arguing for years that the Rangers should construct a physical, menacing matchup line. They never have, instead opting to try and create three scoring lines. This is the time to transform the equation. This is the Summer of Size and Strength.Brooksie sayeth: Trouba, Krieder and Zibs should be gonzo:
Rangers’ core has run its course as tough Jacob Trouba, Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad decisions loom
The most difficult conversations will concern the futures of three of the Rangers’ foundational letter-wearers.nypost.com