Michael Dal Swolle
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- Dec 15, 2013
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Kinda sounds like Benning 2.0…Next moves should involve:
-Selling off every UFA.
-Seeing if anyone is willing to take on DeBrusk, Myers, Desharnais, etc
-Trading Pettersson after he fails to rebound and has zero excuses left.
What I expect:
-Aquilini to throw a tantrum
-JR/Allvin to mortgage the future to salvage this shit
-Team to moronically spend to the cap the next 2 summers.
-Team to finish bottom 10.
Other teams wanted him in 2022 and 2023. They doubled down when they knew there were issues. They waited until his value got f***ed.Millers trade value was the drizzling shits, no team wanted that man child.
Regressing old team trading a first for a 32 year old never works outThe response on the Rangers board is mixed. Skimming the replies, I couldn't find anyone thrilled with the deal. And then the thread got shut down after just four pages, for no reason that I could see. Odd.
This all feels like a Benning situation, maybe he never actually left.
Cry baby headcase locker room cancer singed till 38. Less is more.
Right back into the dark days but just with another Jimbo.Next moves should involve:
-Selling off every UFA.
-Seeing if anyone is willing to take on DeBrusk, Myers, Desharnais, etc
-Trading Pettersson after he fails to rebound and has zero excuses left.
What I expect:
-Aquilini to throw a tantrum
-JR/Allvin to mortgage the future to salvage this shit
-Team to moronically spend to the cap the next 2 summers.
-Team to finish bottom 10.
might have this wrong but
Pettersson with Miller in the lineup: 34 GP, 9 goals, 8 assists
Pettersson without Miller in the lineup: 10 GP, 2 goals, 13 assists
Can't wait to get our 100 point centre back on track, no more excuses now!
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JT Miller is significantly better than Bo Horvat. He's also not a UFA like Bo Horvat was.
You think Rantanen would've been traded for Necas+ if he wasn't a UFA?
Miller's value should be way higher than Horvat's.
So they can end the saga and move on. Leaving the team festering in a toxic environment for another three months seemed untenable at this point.I genuinely don’t understand why they do this if this was the only offer they could get when there will be more opportunities for teams in the off season to make a big splash.
Also I’m not sure why people think Rangers are going to fall off next year. They’ve had a ridiculously unlucky season but they’re still a good team. This is just copium.
I don't agree with that. I think they deserve the remainder of 2025.This entire saga should have resulted in Allvin and JR getting canned before this trade went through...
Based on what they did with the 1st and what the Islanders ended up paying Horvat, that's a fine outcome. I'd rather have Hronek than Horvat straight-up any day.This is a poor trade, like the Horvat deal, but that's the precedent this management team had set.
A subsequent trade will not change the evaluation of this trade. Whatever player they get with the 1st will not near the play of Miller (just like Hronek compared to Horvat).
Aside: Could you imagine them flipping the pick for Byram and NYR drops to 13th or lower? Gods no.
The irony of this happening at the Horvat trade anniversary...
It's the f***ing owner.Right back into the dark days but just with another Jimbo.
Teams don't want a head-case at high value.
I still put 90+% of the blame from this on the players for acting like children on the playground.
A full year with a 100 point match up C top their line up. They will probably be in the hunt for the president's trophy.People that are talking about the protection....
Guys, if the rangers are so bad that they stay bottom 13 with Miller, wtf do you think is going to happen next year with their core all getting older and staying. Its not a bad protection by any means.
Except for when they're trying to win a cup then they want to be a perennial winner and hold onto their draft picks for studs like Jordan Schroeder, Nicklas Jensen etc...It's the f***ing owner.
The goal will always be to MAKE THE PLAYOFFS and not to be a perennial winner.