Machinehead
HFNYR MVP
Lindgren was consistently worse.Gus was absolutely horrible outside the 3 weeks fox was hurt.
Lindgren was consistently worse.Gus was absolutely horrible outside the 3 weeks fox was hurt.
A great deal would've been one year @ $3-3.5M AAV.Its a one year deal. There are no FA’s to sign.
Literally its a great deal. If he stinks we walk away. If for some reason we implode this year we trade him ar deadline.
This is a no risk deal.
Lindgren was consistently worse.
He’s not suited for any other role other than to be carried by Fox.
this clapback is so boringRangers fans: This guy sucks. why did we sign him? He has no value
Also Rangers fans: When he sucks, we can get a 2nd for him at the deadline.
It's more important to not have bad players playing big minutes than it is to have good players. Bad players make everyone else worse. Lindgren creates 20 minutes per game where we're shorthanded in the offensive zone, and that's a generous summation of his game, not even getting into the fact that he also sucked defensively this past year.
We've been through this before. Girardi was on the ice for just about every back-breaking goal against for an entire era and all we did was sit back and say "Nash should have scored more goals." McDonagh-Girardi put up a 42% xGF in the 2014 playoffs WHEN THE TEAM WAS ACTUALLY GOOD! Nash should have scored more goals.
The best part is that you mentioned Fox. How exactly do you expect Fox to play well when he has to play two positions?
Because this team is built for the regular season... not the playoffs.How did we supposedly win a president's trophy if half our roster was so horrible the whole year
You guys always go polar with assessments. Everyone is either a god or a lobotomized troglodyte
Honestly? I have no idea.How did we supposedly win a president's trophy if half our roster was so horrible the whole year
You guys always go polar with assessments. Everyone is either a god or a lobotomized troglodyte
How did we supposedly win a president's trophy if half our roster was so horrible the whole year
You guys always go polar with assessments. Everyone is either a god or a lobotomized troglodyte
Honestly? I have no idea.
The Rangers weren't good in regard to analytics, but they also weren't good with the luck stats. They literally outscored their opponents by one goal over the course of the season at even strength.
There's nothing to indicate they were a good team in terms of controlling play, but there's also nothing to indicate that they were opportunistic or "found a way," because their shooting percentage was for shit and they didn't score a lot of goals. They didn't outscore opponents.
They profile as a team that isn't particularly good at anything where literally everything went right for a season and they won every close game. Not counting empty netters, did we win by more than one goal the entire playoffs?
I don't need to tell you that playing this way and winning probably isn't sustainable.
So imagine if the whole roster was good. Would've broken the nhl recordHow did we supposedly win a president's trophy if half our roster was so horrible the whole year
You guys always go polar with assessments. Everyone is either a god or a lobotomized troglodyte
Yeah, but it still doesn't track with how bad they were at pretty much everything else. And we're talking about goals here, nothing fancy.our special teams were awesome
Yeah, but it still doesn't track with how bad they were at pretty much everything else. And we're talking about goals here, nothing fancy.
Special teams included, the Rangers had the 7th best goal differential.
Is that good? Sure, it's good. Florida, Dallas, Edmonton, and Carolina were better. That tracks. Those are the teams better than us. The Stanley Cup winner is one of one.
We simply won more games than we should have because of variance and hockey being hockey.
When people point out the holes on the roster, they're doing so because there's a whole tier of teams above us and you don't win a championship like that.
It's safe to say that variance is pretty much the only reason why the rangers record was what it was. PDO or any other luck based measurements don't always account for that. Meaning the rangers might not have seemed lucky based on shooting percentage or save percentage, but it's more about when they scored or when they got the timely save more than the total quantity of them. So I couldn't agree more.Yeah, but it still doesn't track with how bad they were at pretty much everything else. And we're talking about goals here, nothing fancy.
Special teams included, the Rangers had the 7th best goal differential.
Is that good? Sure, it's good. Florida, Dallas, Edmonton, and Carolina were better. That tracks. Those are the teams better than us. The Stanley Cup winner is one of one.
We simply won more games than we should have because of variance and hockey being hockey.
When people point out the holes on the roster, they're doing so because there's a whole tier of teams above us and you don't win a championship like that.
I think, with one single word, we were "clutch" this past season. Clutch was Kreider's natural hatty in an elimination game. Clutch was going 8-1 in 3v3 OT, a big part of the amount of 1-goal games we won. Our shootout record was 4-3, another 4 1-goal victories.It's safe to say that variance is pretty much the only reason why the rangers record was what it was. PDO or any other luck based measurements don't always account for that. Meaning the rangers might not have seemed lucky based on shooting percentage or save percentage, but it's more about when they scored or when they got the timely save more than the total quantity of them. So I couldn't agree more.
Because the gods were godlike.How did we supposedly win a president's trophy if half our roster was so horrible the whole year
You guys always go polar with assessments. Everyone is either a god or a lobotomized troglodyte
Wouldn’t that have been less than his qualifying offer? Why would the player take that then?A great deal would've been one year @ $3-3.5M AAV.
This is 1-1,5M too much for him.
A lot of posters here dont understand basic things. We couldnt give him less than his QO unless we let him walk.Wouldn’t that have been less than his qualifying offer? Why would the player take that then?
Its a one year deal. We have cap space to play with already this year. Its fine. There is noone else to sign, and frankly we dont have much assets to move at trade deadline to make a big splash anyway.
What should they have done about Lindgren?
Honestly when the best thing you can say about the offseason is "at least Lindgren only got a 1 year deal" it's a complete failure. Outside of youth progressing there is 0 reason to be excited about this season as of now. Grim.