Like?You don’t? I see quite a few people who don’t seem concerned with the return.
Like?You don’t? I see quite a few people who don’t seem concerned with the return.
You think this is bad...just wait until you remove every established NHL player of quality from the team.
My case has nothing to do with leadership although Kreider does offer that aspect.
Kreider is worth more to us than to other teams. Other teams are not going to pay the kings ransom we should require for him. And thus he will stay. And he will get a new contract and he will survive that contract while being successful with the new core that develops and comes along to compete.
So we're back to this team being full of unlocked potential that is being stifled by the coach again? Great. This is an argument that has gotten progressively worse since 2016 and quite frankly I cannot believe some folks still have the gall to make it.
Wonder if Rangers are looking for a Domi/Galchenyuk type of trade?If Buchnevich is tuning out and turning off a second coach, we may be looking at headcase player. I don’t know... there’s still plenty of time. But I hope we’re just mid-reading things.
the talent is there. add more. build from with in.
YesOn a non-Kreider related note, if Toronto offers a 2020 3rd round pick for Mcquaid do you do it if no other teams offer a 3rd rounder?
People need to stop making excuses for Buchnevich. He has had his opportunities on the top line in the last 2 years and he has managed to play himself off that line every time.
That is a very excellent post, totally agree. Don’t sleep on that idea.
There's no chance that Names returns a 1st rounder. I'd be thrilled with a 2nd rounder though.
For me its less age... more talent at the absolute wrong time. It's too early in the rebuild to acquire a player of that talent. We still have yet to find our centerpiece. Until we have a calder candidate type player, I'm all about the tank. There is simply no reason to get better, until we draft someone with that kind of ceiling. Some say Kravtsov is that player... we'll see. I'm a Ranger fan... so i'm skeptical.
I would like to see this team draft top three at least once before acquiring talent that prevents that from happening.
Wonder if Rangers are looking for a Domi/Galchenyuk type of trade?
I wonder if the Bruins would be interested in Zuccarello. Frederic is a big, tough kid. Would fit in nicely moving forward
I agree, a 2nd and a decent prospect would be my hope.
I agree with this
I would hope so
Very curious what type of player they could get back in this scenario.Wonder if Rangers are looking for a Domi/Galchenyuk type of trade?
I think we're all just more than a little disappointed that he hasn't really panned out to the expectations levied on him.
I generally agree, but I hope the team is shopping Kreider aggressively to see if such an offer exists. I think Zibanejad's best days are ahead of him so he should be a lynchpin moving forward.
We are approaching the point where the quantity vs. quality argument and how it effects this rebuild will become a focal point. Is the Ranger's philosophy right now to secure as many assets as possible by jettisoning expiring contracts and hoping to get lucky with a player or two? Or is it coming time where they need to make a real splash for young player that will become a centerpiece moving forward? Either way, I dont think Kreider nets that type of player/high draft pick, nor do I know how the Rangers are going to get it.
But if the status quo remains, I have this sneaking suspicion that the Rangers will build up a solid core of depth like they did approx. a decade ago, and will still be searching for that game-breaker go to guy. I guess what Im saying is Im ready and willing to see the team get desperate if it improves the changes of getting a young cornerstone player that the team can build around.
quinn is trying to make his mark on this team. i can appreciate that.
hes losing my support with some of his decisions.
the talent is there. add more. build from with in.
i love the idea of youth and speed and talent.
keep it going. new coach. new attitude. keep the core. add to it.
stay the course.
So we're back to this team being full of unlocked potential that is being stifled by the coach again? Great. This is an argument that has gotten progressively worse since 2016 and quite frankly I cannot believe some folks still have the gall to make it.
I'm not sure what you're position is with this post.
I don't believe that the "talent is there."
That said, I will say there are couple of talented players. And they, by and large, are having their best seasons playing under Quinn (Zib, Kreider, Hayes)
Wonder if Rangers are looking for a Domi/Galchenyuk type of trade?
As a fan base we just haven't seen a top 5 pick level prospect in a very long time. So we throw our hopes and dreams on any player that even hints at being skilled/talented.
Buchnevich, Grachev, etc.
It's honestly not fair to them or us.
While I feel Kravtsov is supremely talent, I have fear that we're doing more of the same there.
I can barely remember what it was like to have a Leetch level rookie on the roster. I think fan bases with more recent memories of that type of talent are more patient/clear-headed with lesser talent.
Right now I think it might be Shesty. We have no idea how his game will translate to the NHL. Yet he's seen largely as the de facto heir apparent to Lundqvist, a player who will usher in another 15 years of good goaltending.
That'd be ideal, but has a small actual chance of happening.
I mean, I don't think the organization can replace a bottom six winger. There is no organizational winger depth. Guys like Lettieri are non prospects, and nothing else is ready.Fast is another guy I'd attempt to maximize as an asset this year. If this organization can't replace a 3rd/4th line winger then there are big problems. Same sentiment I expressed in regards to Namestnikov and Vesey
People need to stop making excuses for Buchnevich. He has had his opportunities on the top line in the last 2 years and he has managed to play himself off that line every time.
I generally feel the Rangers have some talent to work with. But by and large, I don't think it's enough over the long haul.
Agreed.I think they need to continue acquiring assets, continuing to draft and develop players, and really establish legitimate depth --- not projected depth.
The latter is a very easy trap to fall into, especially in the early stages of a rebuilding process.
We need more picks and more prospects. Unfortunately, that doesn't tend to jive with staying the course to speak. But I also agree that it doesn't mean dumping the baby out with the bath water.
I mean, I don't think the organization can replace a bottom six winger. There is no organizational winger depth. Guys like Lettieri are non prospects, and nothing else is ready.