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Lucky Luc looked like a freshly dead just turned biter from the Walking Dead
That dude did not and will not age well
Him and Joe Sakic both didn't age well. NHL took its toll. Compare them to Quinn.
Lucky Luc looked like a freshly dead just turned biter from the Walking Dead
That dude did not and will not age well
I don't watch amateur hockey at all so I have no idea, but from what I've read since last night I don't understand how Kakko doesn't go #1.
This is an amazing day in team history.
We talk about teams that win having those guys who were taken in the top 2 or 3?
We are now one of those teams.
We are finally legit.
Why sit back when you can work yourself and others into a frenzy?
We didn't know it at the time, but it wasn't his purpose to come here and win a Stanley Cup. He was here to bless us with 3 gifts.
Score goals.
Stare directly into the camera.
Sacrifice self in a trade to help replenish the prospect pool.
Not the hero we deserve but the hero we need.
The thought that next season we’ll likely have
Kaapo Kakko
Vitaly Kravtsov
Igor Shesyorkin
All legitimate game breaking top prospects on the Rangers next year.
And also a real possibility of Adam Fox
If we get Fox who is already a top 20 prospect. We could potentially have 4 prospects that’s ranked top 20 which is insane.
When a team HAS what we already have AND adding Kakko for sure, more 1sts and 2nds this year, you don't get greedy and trade a KNOWN commodity and arguably one of our most important leaders/players. Trading him gets you stuff, but is still a gamble. Trading Kreider slows the rebuild down 2 or 3 more years and nixes any thoughts of aquiring Panarin as then it wouldnt make sense. One step forward, 1 step back.Ugh don't mention Pettersson. That's the only thing that can bring me down right now... Imagine if we had him instead of Andersson.
But I Digress. Kravstov is going to be awesome. Guy had 21 in 50 on one of the WORST KHL Teams offensively. Add that in with Kakko... **** man this team gunna be good.
I still wonder now if you trade Kreider or if you keep him. I also wonder if this makes signing Panarin a good idea -- I am leaning towards Yes
i kinda just want to see kakko play center just so we can have the 3K line
kreider kakko kravtsov
The thought that next season we’ll likely have
Kaapo Kakko
Vitaly Kravtsov
Igor Shesyorkin
All legitimate game breaking top prospects on the Rangers next year.
And also a real possibility of Adam Fox
The thought that next season we’ll likely have
Kaapo Kakko
Vitaly Kravtsov
Igor Shesyorkin
All legitimate game breaking top prospects on the Rangers next year.
And also a real possibility of Adam Fox
Ah ok, thanks. I thought there was some weird mathematical formula lolI don't think it had anything to do with it. People just rationalize connections with what happened with the lottery balls. But basically people are rationalizing that had we tanked further and moved up to 4th or 5th instead of 6th, where Detroit and Buffalo were in the standings, we wouldn't have landed the 2OA. We'd be picking 6th or 7th, where Detroit and Buffalo are now after the lottery.
Some parts but Kakko is so intense.. He is not a floater like AM can be at timesWatching clips of him, style wise Matthews is a very good comparable.
When a team HAS what we already have AND adding Kakko for sure, more 1sts and 2nds this year, you don't get greedy and trade a KNOWN commodity and arguably one of our most important leaders/players. Trading him gets you stuff, but is still a gamble. Trading Kreider slows the rebuild down 2 or 3 more years and nixes any thoughts of aquiring Panarin as then it wouldnt make sense. One step forward, 1 step back.
We have the cap space, pay Kreider what he is worth, sign Panarin and give these kids more of that winning culture. It is imperative now to not have a really bad season. Had we NOT gotten 1 or 2, then I would say its best to lose and go 1 more lottery.
.... I also wonder if this makes signing Panarin a good idea -- I am leaning towards Yes
Agree with this but Kakko isn’t exactly “real fast” he’s quick and shifty as shit especially when he’s making quick cuts but his skating isn’t great. The Forsberg comparisons he often gets aren’t far off though, I’d easily take him #1I feel this way about Hughes/Kakko.
Hughes is a center, he is silky smooth and has potential to be a franchise center. He needs to grow into his body. But at the same time Elias Pettersson & Johnny Gaudreau aren't physical specimen either, and they're more than okay. I feel like Hughes is more likely to score more points than Kakko if he reaches his potential.
Kakko is so big, he uses his body when shielding the puck. He just goes through people, he is shifty and is real nifty with the puck while playing a sound 2-way game. He's real fast for his size and isn't afraid to go into dirty areas or take hits. I love seeing him throwing hits and basically manhandling grown men as an 18 year old.
I'll take either one on this team obviously. But in terms of style of play I like Kakko's game more.
When a team HAS what we already have AND adding Kakko for sure, more 1sts and 2nds this year, you don't get greedy and trade a KNOWN commodity and arguably one of our most important leaders/players. Trading him gets you stuff, but is still a gamble. Trading Kreider slows the rebuild down 2 or 3 more years and nixes any thoughts of aquiring Panarin as then it wouldnt make sense. One step forward, 1 step back.
We have the cap space, pay Kreider what he is worth, sign Panarin and give these kids more of that winning culture. It is imperative now to not have a really bad season. Had we NOT gotten 1 or 2, then I would say its best to lose and go 1 more lottery.
*Deep inhale*
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