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Here ya go Brukie:
This team will drive you crazy. The home team is just brutal yet the road team plays what seems like a perfect road game, game in game out.
I read that Perrault needs to add some muscle and body mass before they call him up. Once he is ready I think they can compete for a playoff spot. They need another scoring option somewhere. The secondary scoring is the pits. Raddysh meh. He had one good game. Sheary can’t score. I do like JBrod but I think the Rangers are at their best if he’s on the 4th line
these defensman have been great. All of them. What a difference from last years clusterfrank🤮 it’s really hard to score on them 5 on 5. The PK misses Kreider, as does the PP.
I don’t know what to do with Othmann. I feel like he should play ahead of raddysh on the 4th line. But they need to either trade him or play him here (in the NHL)and finally make a decision on him. He’s prime TDL material for a rental but he needs to gain some sort of value.
Anyway, the last two games is a good team. It just disappears from time to time, especially at home. But all in all the Rangers are good team and the east has really good teams so a little more consistency would be nice
My thoughts that i posted on the last blog:
Hard to believe this is the same team that took a crap on the ice against a very undermanned TBL team. Deserved to win and did, despite JT Miller’s best effort to lose it for us. Man he makes lazy plays. Given the last season+, I’m more than skeptical about this team’s ability to maintain that level of effort, emotion, engagement, etc consistently.
The New York Rangers, in their first full game without Adam Fox, rallied to tie and score in overtime to defeat the Dallas Stars 3-2 at MSG. New York
[See the full post at: Cuylle, Gavrikov Key Rangers OT Win]
