Can’t take the Philly outta FrankFrank seems to pick fights with everybody.
When we traded a 30 year old Mats Zuccarello to Dallas for a 2nd and a 3rd round pick.The head coach of the Stars Jim Montgomery was trilled because Zuc never took a shift off. Montgomery told reporters it was the best thing to happen to his team because Zuccarello’s work ethic became infectious.
If we do end up bringing a player in at the deadline I hope it is a veteran on an expiring contract who brings to the Rangers what Mats brought to the Stars.
I also hope we don’t pay more then a 2nd and a fourth for that player.
Twitter fight
I like EJ better than Frank.
Miller has skills no doubt. He had skills when he was here, and they’ve gotten better over the last 4 years.JT Miller hasn't been on the Rangers in 4 years. It's crazy how many people think he's just going to revert to the 24 year old version after averaging a PPG over the last 3 seasons. The player he is now is of course a difference maker. Here are the guys ahead of him in points over the last 3 seasons: McDavid, Draisaitl, Marchand, Bread, Huberdeau, MacKinnon, Matthews, Kane, Pastrnak, Mika, Marner, Connor, Aho, Ovechkin, and Scheifele.
Miller has skills no doubt. He had skills when he was here, and they’ve gotten better over the last 4 years.
But Miller has always been moody. I’m more worried about the nY nightlife/ off ice activities or how he reacts if he’s not getting the time on PP or otherwise he’s become accustomed to here.
Will he sulk? Will he not care? Will he try harder? Tbh, I really don’t know....
Is it worth the gamble ??? Could be.... LaF/Kakko/Schneider obviously won’t be involved... I really don’t care about kravtsov. His value is much lower then many on here think and odds are he’s a depreciating asset that’s never going to help this team on the ice..
Trading Lundkvist def hurts, while blocked, he’s going to be a solid D in the future and if we move him I’d rather it be for another cost controlled young player....
Copp for a late 1st just makes so much more sense. He’s also having a career year and would be deployed in every situation Gallant would deploy miller at a 1/3 of the cost.
Even if Copp is 80% the player miller is, NYR comes out ahead imo.
Twitter fight
I like EJ better than Frank.
I reported it for trolling and citing that children shouldn't be allowed to post on here without supervisionPavelski for Kakko proposal on the mains all day and it's somehow not locked yet. Good stuff.
Does Montreal have to pay compensation to **checks notes** Mid Fairfield Rangers U13 AAA?
Seems like every few weeks we get our hopes up that Reilly Smith will shake loose and then another Vegas player goes on LTIR. Such a tease
Hoglander for Kravtsov would be such a steal. It would be a dream for that to occur
Hoglander for Kravtsov would be such a steal. It would be a dream for that to occur
There was some follow up about Kravstov not necessarily being linked to Miller, but no doubt his name was thrown about there and there was evidently some reception
Wonder what something around a Kravstov/Hoglander swap would look like
When we traded a 30 year old Mats Zuccarello to Dallas for a 2nd and a 3rd round pick.The head coach of the Stars Jim Montgomery was trilled because Zuc never took a shift off. Montgomery told reporters it was the best thing to happen to his team because Zuccarello’s work ethic became infectious.
If we do end up bringing a player in at the deadline I hope it is a veteran on an expiring contract who brings to the Rangers what Mats brought to the Stars.
I also hope we don’t pay more then a 2nd and a fourth for that player.
An intriguing name that we keep hearing linked to the Canucks as a player they regard highly is New York Rangers prospect Vitali Kravtsov.
Kravtsov, 22, was a top-10 pick of the Rangers in 2018. Although the skilled 6-foot-3 power winger still had a year remaining on his three-year entry-level contract, he spent this season in the KHL playing for Traktor Chelyabinsk where he had six goals and 13 points in 19 games prior to the cancellation of what remained of the KHL regular season.
Now there’s no shortage of rumours when it comes to the Canucks and various Rangers prospects, particularly in the wake of the ongoing speculation regarding New York’s high interest level in Canucks leading scorer J.T. Miller.
Our sources were split as to whether Kravtsov had ever been part of any latent trade discussion between the Rangers and the Canucks, however. What is clearer is that Kravtsov is a player of interest for the Canucks and that interest may not necessarily be tethered to any of the flashy star-level players popping up in Canucks-centric trade rumours as we approach the NHL’s silly season.
Kravtsov, in fact, fits a more general mold of what the Canucks are primarily targeting in the weeks and months leading up to the NHL trade deadline — namely, young, skilled players with significant potential that fall within a 20-25-year-old age range.