Speculation: Roster Building Thread - Part XIII (Nanaki edition)
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RempireStateBuilding
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And so far they have proven to me that they are not going to willingly hamstring themselves for the sake of spectacle. To me it seems unwarranted and driven mostly by beat writers (of which no one puts any value in) and social media twits who wouldn't know their ass from a hole in the wall. I think we're both on the same side of the coin here just from different perspectives - We both don't think he should see a ton of time with NYR and that there are currently better options for fielding a better overall hockey team.
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mika for pettersson is like the ideal scenario
the weirdest step in the yzerplan to date. not a 2D obviously but steady eddie LD who fit well with skill guys before.
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Well Rempe was even for his one game and I don’t think his under 4 mins of ice time was the reason for our giving up 6 goals. Hahaha.
All I’m saying is no matter what WE think, the coaching staff sees benefit to playing him some games. Pretty simple.
When Vesey comes back the best option for Rempe is probably some Hartford time if he’ll be getting in even fewer games. Guess we will see.
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I personally like rempe in the lineup but they don't play him enough for my liking and will play the 4th line more with Brodz on it so if that's the case what's the point I guess but for me I like the fear he puts into dmen on the dump.
Sure the problem is more he’s not good at the defensive zone, so you can pin him there, and a defenseman doesn’t fear him in the offensive zone because he can’t really open ice hit.
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Does anyone really fear Rempe? Hockey players, especially defensemen, dive in front of frozen rubber, get hit in the face, bleed and come back. Lindgren regularly gets his ass kicked and comes back for more. Sure they may get squashed by the big goofball, but fear? I don't buy it.
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i think there is a lizard brain thing where if you know he's barreling towards you at speed, you're more likely to make a bad play with the puck. those bad plays are margin events that do lead to change of possession, in-zone hemming, and sometimes goals
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He definitely forces defenders to move quicker than they'd like. The problem is a defender who doesn't move quicker, likely draws a penalty because he takes some bad angles.
We need to sign Lafreniere immediately.
He’s now 13th in even strength goals since the start of last season, and 23rd in even strength points. Showed up big in the playoffs. I have a feeling he’ll be valued at $10M+/year by the offseason.
He’s now 13th in even strength goals since the start of last season, and 23rd in even strength points. Showed up big in the playoffs. I have a feeling he’ll be valued at $10M+/year by the offseason.
He was replaced by Cuylle with the goalie pulled. We should get a discount for that.
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Well, everytime he’s bearing down on one they pull up and toss the puck like it’s a grenade. I have yet to see one willing to take the hit to make the play. It’s why Rempe misses so many checks. Players pull up instead of fighting through. He’s effective at disrupting the play because the D refuse to take a hit from him, he’s too big to easily get around to get back into the play, and he’s not sticking out an arm or leg so he’s not getting penalized. Is that FEAR on the Ds part? Common sense? I mean you and I are smart enough not to step in front of a speeding car. Is that fear? Kind of the same thing. Bottom line is they “play scared” when he’s coming.
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Aren’t the other two 4th liners responsible for that too? Especially when Rempe has already disrupted the d zone play?
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Hopefully the kids motivation doesn’t wane once he cashes in.
Thankfully he’s not really the kind of player who needs to bust his ass to be effective.
But it does look like he’s gonna end up a 70 point guy just like he was projected around the draft.
What this forward roster needs at the deadline is a playmaking winger for the Kakko Chytil line. Vesey-Carrick-Cuylle ends up the 4th unit when everyone is healthy.
Someone like an Erat, Zuccarello type. I’d hate to burn an ELC year but… Perreault, maybe? A Kreider maneuver
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Fitzy
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More for sure. I just don’t think he will ever be as good as Panarin is now. So if we are looking to build around him we will need help
while small sample size.
he's currently on pace for an 85 pt season, and he's got 0 pp points.
if you have an 85 pt season, and 0 pp points. You have a 120+ pt season basically.
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Well the math isn’t mathing there but there are very few players who are a
PPG at es in the league.
Is your point that Laf wouldn't be a ppg player simply because its rare?
Laf is playing very very well, and none of his points are really flukey.
Last season there were zero players who were ppg at 5v5. So what he's doing is unlikely to continue, but the few guys who were close, all had 120+ seasons.
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No I wouldn’t assume that he would put up 40 points on the pp lol.
If he’s at a PPG at ES he’s going to
Be a top 5 es producer.
I wouldn't count on Trouba playing here on the last year of his contract. I'm fairly certain that Drury will jettison him come the offseason.
