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When both Adam Fox and JT Miller return, if there is no improvement in the team’s performance, I could see Dolan making a move. But remember. they fired JD and Gorton partially so they could promote Drury. In addition, they kept him away from going to Pittsburgh, so management will give him a long leash before cutting him loose.
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When both Adam Fox and JT Miller return, if there is no improvement in the team’s performance, I could see Dolan making a move. But remember. they fired JD and Gorton partially so they could promote Drury. In addition, they kept him away from going to Pittsburgh, so management will give him a long leash before cutting him loose.
Drury does not seem like a very good person, not that it should necessarily matter for a hockey gm, but it kind of does when you think about how he’s gone about running the team since he snaked his way into the role. Pretty toxic work place as it turned out last season. I always thought he was just a very mild mannered and soft spoken guy but that’s kinda the stuff you hear in those true crime docs about the unassuming high school teacher who cared deeply for his students but ended up having 10 bodies buried in his yard. But instead of bodies this is just being a complete a hole
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Jan, in your opinion, when should Drury be fired? Or do you think he should be kept?
This just extended him this season, I fully expect him to still be GM at the start of next season.
The question is, do they do the right thing and abandon ship with some of these players (to stock up on picks and prospects) or do they attempt to pointlessly buy at the deadline to try to make the playoffs.
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Jan, in your opinion, when should Drury be fired? Or do you think he should be kept?
This just extended him this season, I fully expect him to still be GM at the start of next season.
The question is, do they do the right thing and abandon ship with some of these players (to stock up on picks and prospects) or do they attempt to pointlessly buy at the deadline to try to make the playoffs.
i think we unfortunately all know the answer to that one. 🙁
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Jan, in your opinion, when should Drury be fired? Or do you think he should be kept?
This just extended him this season, I fully expect him to still be GM at the start of next season.
The question is, do they do the right thing and abandon ship with some of these players (to stock up on picks and prospects) or do they attempt to pointlessly buy at the deadline to try to make the playoffs.
IMO the top six isnt producing enough, picking up a top 6 player this year, there are so many teams in the mix so fewer players, will cost more than the Rangers have in the cup board. Im not sure what direction this team takes. Any news on the Panarin front? Knowing what they want to do with him would be a big clue.
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The wild still want a top 6 forward and they are willing to move Hartman to do so according to the internet. The match is so clear here for both sides that Drury should be blacklisted from the NHL if he doesn’t try to do something like
Panarin ($2m-$3m retained)
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Hartman (2x$4m remaining)
Charlie Stramel
2027 1st round pick (drop it lower and/or make it conditional if they won’t do it)If you want to get buck wild (pun intended) Minnesota desperately needs a top 6 center so you could throw Trocheck in there for another prospect
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The wild still want a top 6 forward and they are willing to move Hartman to do so according to the internet. The match is so clear here for both sides that Drury should be blacklisted from the NHL if he doesn’t try to do something like
Panarin ($2m-$3m retained)
For
Hartman (2x$4m remaining)
Charlie Stramel
2027 1st round pick (drop it lower and/or make it conditional if they won’t do it)If you want to get buck wild (pun intended) Minnesota desperately needs a top 6 center so you could throw Trocheck in there for another prospect
Im all for the first part of the trade, but if Im the Rangers I retain half on Panarin to try to maximize the return.
For the second part. Id rather try to trade Zibanejad. I think the situation on the Wild might be one where he might waive his NMC. Mika, 1.5m retained, for a 2028 first round pick.
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The wild still want a top 6 forward and they are willing to move Hartman to do so according to the internet. The match is so clear here for both sides that Drury should be blacklisted from the NHL if he doesn’t try to do something like
Panarin ($2m-$3m retained)
For
Hartman (2x$4m remaining)
Charlie Stramel
2027 1st round pick (drop it lower and/or make it conditional if they won’t do it)If you want to get buck wild (pun intended) Minnesota desperately needs a top 6 center so you could throw Trocheck in there for another prospect
Im all for the first part of the trade, but if Im the Rangers I retain half on Panarin to try to maximize the return.
For the second part. Id rather try to trade Zibanejad. I think the situation on the Wild might be one where he might waive his NMC. Mika, 1.5m retained, for a 2028 first round pick.
Trocheck is far more tradable from our perspective and will get a huge return . Mika is not waiving. Trocheck has only a partial ntc.
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I really hate this site.
This site really tries your patience. The buzz is up and running but there isnt anyone there.
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I really hate this site.
This site really tries your patience. The buzz is up and running but there isnt anyone there.
I know it works, but the layout and discussion thing is idiotic.
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What’s going on? I can speak to Bill and Mike and see what I can try and do
It’s still just as slow and hard to keep track of as it ever was. I have all of the same issues. Half the time I think about coming here I say forget it and do something else and it makes me sad, because I like talking hockey with these fools
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