He'll be the net front guy on PP1 as he's been the past few years. He's one of the best in the entire NHL at that role so I see no reason why he won't be there this season.Curious, do you think Kreider is going to be on the 1st or 2nd PP units?
Haven't you heard? 30 is the new 50.Also, for as much as everyone resents Smith for screwing up two offseasons ago and getting out of shape, and essentially spiraling since, it's not entirely out of the realm of possibility he rehabilitates back to the player who earned that contract, ya know. He's only 30...
Curious, do you think Kreider is going to be on the 1st or 2nd PP units?
Shit, then I’m already dead and no one bothered to tell me.Haven't you heard? 30 is the new 50.
They did. You just chose not to get the message. Tell me, how has being a Rangers fan been in the afterlife?****, then I’m already dead and no one bothered to tell me.
He'll be the net front guy on PP1 as he's been the past few years. He's one of the best in the entire NHL at that role so I see no reason why he won't be there this season.
Interesting will be whether Buchnevich or Kakko is on PP1. Locks for that unit are Panarin, Zibanejad, Kreider and Trouba. They may want Buch on PP2 running it off the half wall. Could end up with the units as:
Kakko-Zibanejad-Kreider
Panarin-Trouba
Kravtsov-Chytil-Buchnevich
Fox-DeAngelo
As much as I would like to agree it's not the same situation, Pionk had arb rights while ADA doesn't. He has a right to be upset but it's not particularly reasonable for him to be upset if that is his mindset. When he has arb rights he will have more leverage.To be honest, if the Rangers are holding the DeAngelo offer under $1m, that’s weak. When he sees an inferior player in Pionk sitting at $3m in Winnipeg, he has a right to be upset. He has no leverage, but he should get as much of that remaining cap as the Rangers can comfortably give. The number should be $1.5m at a minimum. I’m expecting a hold out.
I think we see Zib in the bumper spot. It's likely that Kreider is on the 1st unit but putting Kakko down by the goal line with Kravtsov/Buch or even swap them could work as those guys are better playmakers than Kreider, sort of like how Washington has Kuznetsov and Backstrom play that role.Kakko and Panarin should be on the halfwalls on PP1. I don’t think that should be up for debate. Kreider in front, Zibby and ADA/Fox/Trouba at the points.
2 on the point? What year is it where you are, Stove?Kakko and Panarin should be on the halfwalls on PP1. I don’t think that should be up for debate. Kreider in front, Zibby and ADA/Fox/Trouba at the points.
Everyone knows the Pegs pulled a Sather giving Pionk that deal.To be honest, if the Rangers are holding the DeAngelo offer under $1m, that’s weak. When he sees an inferior player in Pionk sitting at $3m in Winnipeg, he has a right to be upset. He has no leverage, but he should get as much of that remaining cap as the Rangers can comfortably give. The number should be $1.5m at a minimum. I’m expecting a hold out.
Is the left half wall where he played in Columbus? I would kind of like to keep Zibanejad there and stick Panarin or Kakko right in the slot. The right halfwall is the obvious spot for Kakko but he’s so good at quick decisions in tight spaces, maybe move him to the slot?Kakko and Panarin should be on the halfwalls on PP1. I don’t think that should be up for debate. Kreider in front, Zibby and ADA/Fox/Trouba at the points.
2 on the point? What year is it where you are, Stove?
I’ll say this Tony is the most talented Dman on this roster. Really shouldn’t be a debate on that. He’s about as underrated around the league as it gets.
And I don’t know why. He’s got major pedigree as a former first round pick and a guy that absolutely dominated junior hockey. I think the trades hurt him along with the reputation but you watch that’s kid play and man he’s good and only getting better.