Teapot9
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I’m a man of my wordIf the hawks can fleece someone and get a first round pick for Kirby Dach I will do topless push ups
I’m a man of my wordIf the hawks can fleece someone and get a first round pick for Kirby Dach I will do topless push ups
Duncan Keith’s wife would agree with youHere comes hawks
Fuck patrick sharp is a man rocket
Cheryl scott too, ran through the whole cup teamDuncan Keith’s wife would agree with you
Drury indeed is quite horrible but getting anything for Georgiev is a victory.
Good physical guy, bit of a nasty streakTell me about the Wings pick gents
Maybe they know something we don’t. I hope.
Zero percent chance canucks take back a bad contract unless the offer is insane, I.e LafreniereRangers got a really solid return for Georgiev who wasn't going to be on the team anyway. Better return than the Blues got for Husso who is probably just as good if not a touch better. I know they were asking for a first rounder during the season, but that's hardly going to ever happen unless a contender is desperate for a goalie - perhaps Toronto may have bit. Leafs were forced to ship a first out with Mrazek to unload that contract as well.
Will be very interesting what the Rangers do for their 2nd line center. Drury does not really like to overpay, and I know the scuttlebutt was Kakko + package for JT Miller, but that PLUS is going to be some dead weight contracts like Nemeth. I can't believe the Rangers would want to move Kakko at this point in time unless there is something behind the scenes going on. When healthy he's been solid and he's still so young. Miller is good, but I'm not sure what kind of contact extension the Rangers can afford for him, so losing another asset and having him jump ship like Copp would be a kick in the nuts.
Personally, I think the Rangers need to resign Copp and explore all avenues before UFA time, but if I'm Copp, I'm in no rush, so it's going to be a big ole stalemate there. If so, Rangers may be forced to overpay for Miller but I'd hope they'd have an extension in place beforehand.
Debrincat return was very underwhelming, and in my eyes, that trade was a lose lose. The market probably wasn't that high for a small winger who really benefitted from playing with Kane. There are seemingly a ton of wingers always available, albeit not many of them with multiple 40 goal seasons. Also Blackhawks were in a spot as they are in full rebuild mode and by the time they are competitive again (maybe), Debrinat would be late 20's and carrying a massive salary. Is this a guy you can build your team around? I wouldn't bet the farm on it. Ottawa on the other hand may be an interesting young team, but are they going to be all that good? Is Debrincat going to want to sign an extension there? And what is his asking price going to be? I kind of see him playing the next season or two out and when things don't pan out and they miss the playoffs those two years, he leaves as an UFA. Best case scenario is the second year, all the young guys start clicking, and the team is on the rise and him and Tkauchak are the corner stones. Guess we'll see.
Have to think the Hawks are shopping Kane as well as he's their last valuable asset.
Best year to tank arguably everObviously the Blackhawks are tanking but if they end up with the first pick in the next draft it will all be worth it.
I didn't know about the new lottery rules but that makes the Blackhawks look brilliant. Giving away Debrincat makes no sense but if it helps them finish last in the league its worth it.Best year to tank arguably ever
Because of Bedard and Michkov, and with the new lottery, team that finished last is guaranteed a top 2 pick, plus teams can only move up max 4 spots
Ya, they have to move Kane though, early tooI didn't know about the new lottery rules but that makes the Blackhawks look brilliant. Giving away Debrincat makes no sense but if it helps them finish last in the league its worth it.
I'm sure you can squeeze three first rounds picks out of Drury.Kane has to be on the move any day now
Thank you for your unsolicited opinion. However, I feel it’s best for my personal finances that from here on out @dylanphan is my go to source for all things Rangers related. We appreciate everything you’ve done here. Best of luck.I'm sure you can squeeze three first rounds picks out of Drury.
I haven't seen one person even mention Braun much less be concerned about losing him. As for JT I am not giving good assets and I am not paying him what he will want.Free agency starts Wednesday, really interested in seeing how things go. Gaudreau gonna get a massive contract, I know Philly, Devils and Isles are pushing for him.
Isles gonna be really good this year, I think last year was super flukey for them between Covid and just bad luck. I think they were top 5-10 in chances created and bottom 5-10 in chances allowed, so their expected goal differential should have been much better. Philly been dumping salaries all over and then sign Tony De'Angelo? I don't think Gaudreau is going to want to go to Philly even if that's his hometown area. Philly's going to stink.
I read Rangers stuff all the time and the panic is huge with their beat writers. They need a 2C, no shit. But ffs, they are also acting like losing Braun is going to be the end of the world. 37 year old so-so defensemen are a dime a fucking dozen. Rangers are stacked on defense, I'm fine with rolling with the likes of Hajek, Robertson, Lundqvist (whom I really regard highly) or Jones out there. I'm sure they can fill in with a rotting corpse of a defensemen through free agency - they picked up Nemeth and Jack fucking Johnson a few years ago (JOhnson was terrible, but hey he has a cup). Plenty of 1m/year options out there.
Rangers will need a backup goalie. I hope they can re-sign Kinkaid, but Huska still around. Other options are not near ready. Otherwise they'll need to find another $1-2million/year back up.
Which leads to the C2 dilemma which everyone is aware.
Option 1A should be Copp. Well, Copp isn't re-signing, that ship just sailed. Boooooo.
Option 1B should be JT Miller. This is going to be difficult. Vancouver will want a lot, and Rangers aren't getting him without parting with significant assets. If it were me, I wouldn't do this deal. Kakko and Laffy can't be traded for a guy they may not even be able to extend. Chytil is a 22 year old center which is your weakest position. To me, this just seems like nothing is going to happen.
Option 1C probably Ryan Strome, but I'd rather see him walk, as we need a better two-way center. Strome is a fine playmaker, but not a difference maker. Fuck paying this guy 5-6million for 4-5 years. spinning your wheels there.
Other possible options at present may include Dylan Strome, Trochek or Malkin.
PROBABLY one of the guys mentioned above will be a Ranger next year.
But, the Rangers need to make another move. They need to trade Kravtsov who will have some trade value and package him with a defenseman (where there are ample prospects) and/or a draft pick. Honestly, this should return something of pretty decent value Two NHL ready players (Kravtsov talented, just a whiny bitch because he wasn't getting top 6 line time) on the cheap + a 2nd rounder is more than the Penguins gave up for Rakell. Of course that trade was made during the season, but trade deadline guys get valued up just as much as offseason guys. And some teams have cap issues and may need to move an asset to pickup a free agent of need. I'm not an NHL insider obviously but maybe a guy like Schiefele or Dubois from the Jets. Just throwing that out there. Maybe the Wild, Panthers Knights want to bite to help with their cap room? Dvorak from Montreal?
Do this, re-sign Motte, get Blais back from injury, and Rangers really have 4 solid lines and 4-5 solid defensemen and Igor. That will do.
Feel free to fade me as I will undoubtably be on the under again next season.Thank you for your unsolicited opinion. However, I feel it’s best for my personal finances that from here on out @dylanphan is my go to source for all things Rangers related. We appreciate everything you’ve done here. Best of luck.
Think the Laf dream is done for him being traded, he was too good in the playoffs, don't see rangers moving him for anyoneFree agency starts Wednesday, really interested in seeing how things go. Gaudreau gonna get a massive contract, I know Philly, Devils and Isles are pushing for him.
Isles gonna be really good this year, I think last year was super flukey for them between Covid and just bad luck. I think they were top 5-10 in chances created and bottom 5-10 in chances allowed, so their expected goal differential should have been much better. Philly been dumping salaries all over and then sign Tony De'Angelo? I don't think Gaudreau is going to want to go to Philly even if that's his hometown area. Philly's going to stink.
I read Rangers stuff all the time and the panic is huge with their beat writers. They need a 2C, no shit. But ffs, they are also acting like losing Braun is going to be the end of the world. 37 year old so-so defensemen are a dime a fucking dozen. Rangers are stacked on defense, I'm fine with rolling with the likes of Hajek, Robertson, Lundqvist (whom I really regard highly) or Jones out there. I'm sure they can fill in with a rotting corpse of a defensemen through free agency - they picked up Nemeth and Jack fucking Johnson a few years ago (JOhnson was terrible, but hey he has a cup). Plenty of 1m/year options out there.
Rangers will need a backup goalie. I hope they can re-sign Kinkaid, but Huska still around. Other options are not near ready. Otherwise they'll need to find another $1-2million/year back up.
Which leads to the C2 dilemma which everyone is aware.
Option 1A should be Copp. Well, Copp isn't re-signing, that ship just sailed. Boooooo.
Option 1B should be JT Miller. This is going to be difficult. Vancouver will want a lot, and Rangers aren't getting him without parting with significant assets. If it were me, I wouldn't do this deal. Kakko and Laffy can't be traded for a guy they may not even be able to extend. Chytil is a 22 year old center which is your weakest position. To me, this just seems like nothing is going to happen.
Option 1C probably Ryan Strome, but I'd rather see him walk, as we need a better two-way center. Strome is a fine playmaker, but not a difference maker. Fuck paying this guy 5-6million for 4-5 years. spinning your wheels there.
Other possible options at present may include Dylan Strome, Trochek or Malkin.
PROBABLY one of the guys mentioned above will be a Ranger next year.
But, the Rangers need to make another move. They need to trade Kravtsov who will have some trade value and package him with a defenseman (where there are ample prospects) and/or a draft pick. Honestly, this should return something of pretty decent value Two NHL ready players (Kravtsov talented, just a whiny bitch because he wasn't getting top 6 line time) on the cheap + a 2nd rounder is more than the Penguins gave up for Rakell. Of course that trade was made during the season, but trade deadline guys get valued up just as much as offseason guys. And some teams have cap issues and may need to move an asset to pickup a free agent of need. I'm not an NHL insider obviously but maybe a guy like Schiefele or Dubois from the Jets. Just throwing that out there. Maybe the Wild, Panthers Knights want to bite to help with their cap room? Dvorak from Montreal?
Do this, re-sign Motte, get Blais back from injury, and Rangers really have 4 solid lines and 4-5 solid defensemen and Igor. That will do.
Would be a good spot if he wants to be really involved, rather than just going to a contender and being a consultant in name onlyMaybe he’s coming home?
Lol he’s 88Maybe he’s coming home?
Yea pretty sure he was “consulting” the Hawks from Naples, FLWould be a good spot if he wants to be really involved, rather than just going to a contender and being a consultant in name only
lol. They were 2 wins away from the Stanley Cup last year. Overachieved for sure.Think the Laf dream is done for him being traded, he was too good in the playoffs, don't see rangers moving him for anyone
Hes primed for a breakout next season
I don't think rangers can run it back next year with minimal changes and expect similar results
Brewers is right to be pessimistic, they shouldn't have been a playoff team based on the amount of high danger chances they allowed vs what they produced
Igor masked some serious issues, and ya he may do it again, but goalies are kinds voodoo from year to year, even the analytics people say that. A drop in his save percentage of 10 points, which would still have him as an incredible goalie, would turn so many wins into losses