Shesterkybomb
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And to think all they dealt for the draft pick to select Cuylle was Lias Andersson. What a steal. Rangers need to make more sneaky trades like thisThe thing I like about his style of play is that he can be a real difference maker in the playoffs when things get physical. He can score a greasy goal when it counts. And he's willing to hit on nearly every play.
Another way of looking at it: The draft is a crapshoot.And to think all they dealt for the draft pick to select Cuylle was Lias Andersson. What a steal. Rangers need to make more sneaky trades like this
It helps that we've stopped wasting second round picks on goalies.Another way of looking at it: The draft is a crapshoot.
Sometimes draft picks work out, sometimes not. The amount of luck you need increases with each round. Does that mean it's a crapshoot? Kinda yea. But there's still some skill involved. I'd say in the first two rounds, it's like 50/50 in terms of skill vs luck of the front office. Higher luck vs skill is required in rounds 3 and beyond.Another way of looking at it: The draft is a crapshoot.
He’s worlds better than Kreider right now lolCuylle is worlds better than Kreider was at the same age. And tougher. He has a hard shot and is hard to move in front. Our long term answer to Brady T & Wilson types.
Absolutely, I was being a bit facetious.Sometimes draft picks work out, sometimes not. The amount of luck you need increases with each round. Does that mean it's a crapshoot? Kinda yea. But there's still some skill involved. I'd say in the first two rounds, it's like 50/50 in terms of skill vs luck of the front office. Higher luck vs skill is required in rounds 3 and beyond.
Halverson, I'll give you, but I think it's too early for me to regret buying my Lindbom jersey.It helps that we've stopped wasting second round picks on goalies.
Cuylle might be our best player on breakaways. He doesn't screw around with dekes. Just shoots.
i don't see him getting 50 points. 40-45 would be great.Novel concept for the Rangers
Cuylle tracking for a 68 point season without much PP time. I figure that number will regress slightly and he will be more of a 50-55 point guy this year, Those are still Tom Wilson/Brady Tkachuk numbers, and those guys get much more PP time. As he ages, Cuylle can be the player we always dreamed we'd have. A big physical top 6 scorer who can answer the heavyweights if needed. He will be a monster at 28.
I could easily see 50. He's got 14pts in 17 games, that's 0.82 ppg. And that's with some bad luck / a couple disallowed. If he scores at 0.55 ppg over the last 65 games, he hits 50 points.i don't see him getting 50 points. 40-45 would be great.
You are correct. Lavi has no idea what to do with them.20+ / 20+ will be awesome.
This is the type of abrasive player we could use more of.
It also appears tjat Kakko will be back in the 40+ point stratosphere.
Hope Chytil can get back and stay healthy.
Tjat line is the difference on this team as it creates terrible match up decisions for opposing coaches
f*** Alex Killorn!Good at most things great at almost nothing still results in a good player.
Alex Killorn esque in that he can play with more talented players and fit in well or he can play with less talented players and actually make them more effective.
He’s the Swiss Army knife the Rangers thought they were getting with Lias.