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picklerick
ParticipantThere’s just simply no way a rebuild is coming with Dolan and Drury. The d-bags if you will indulge me
picklerick
ParticipantDrury and anyone involved in player development followed by all tradable players need to go. Drury can’t survive another rebuild. He cheated on the first one and now we’re in a terrible spot. I’ll say this in his defense, Laf and kakko not working out probably is the nail in the coffin for this version of the team. I think every other GM would’ve taken those two players if they were in our spot so you can’t blame him for that. Development failed them and they’ve failed themselves. Everything else he’s done (or not done, I.e. getting a difference maker) is trash though
All of this is probably moot because the word is (and history would agree) that Dolan is not interested in a rebuild in earnest
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picklerick
ParticipantQuotes don’t work for me
“Along with Gabe, I wouldnt want to trade Cuylle (although he would probably get us a pretty decent haul)… and maybe Schneider. Might keep Morrow for PP purposes.”Cuylle is tradable. He’s been bad but still has good value. I’d be ok with him staying because of age and contract.
Schneider is a 2nd pairing d at best and if any team thinks he’s more than that we need to pull the trigger asap
picklerick
ParticipantMika misses team meeting and gets scratched.
Sullivan acknowledged that “there are logistical challenges the city presents” that caused Zibanejad’s lateness, but added, “Mika understands the importance of the rules that we all expect of one another.”
“He feels terribly. The one thing about Mika is he’s an honest person. He’s a great human being and he takes responsibility for it.”
What does this even mean? Something out of his control prevented him from making the meeting and he’s punished for it? Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face
picklerick
ParticipantYea I’m out until drury’s gone I think
picklerick
ParticipantWell the rangers were never going to be able to beat that Wild offer for Quinn Hughes
picklerick
ParticipantQuotes aren’t working but TJ as it stands they are one half of a good team. There is no offense here. It either needs to be addressed asap via some kind of roster move (trade or Perreault) to get a foothold in the standings or they should focus on getting assets and building for the future. The worst case scenario would be clawing to get a wildcard spot and falling short with Panarin walking for free and the rest of the core getting a year older
picklerick
ParticipantThe team did about as well as they could have considering everything. Pretty lame job by the refs, even putting aside team bias and just looking from an entertainment and on ice product perspective.
picklerick
ParticipantMy 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.
picklerick
ParticipantIt’s almost impossible to believe this was the same team that put up 13 shots against Tampa. Nice little heart and soul comeback win. Not very confident that effort will be the norm. Also, JT Miller makes some LAZY plays man woof
picklerick
ParticipantNow things can get real interesting if the coaches make fun lineup choices
picklerick
ParticipantLTIR for Fox. He was probably our best non goalie this season so far and the only source of generating offense from our d
picklerick
ParticipantWhat is the expectation here? In the most optimistic light what can this team actually accomplish? I get Drury doesn’t want to rebuild because somewhere deep down he knows he won’t get the chance to run it. The org is rotten. GMs, development personnel, scouting. It’s all trash. We have no reinforcements. You can, and have, made plenty of coaching and player changes. When does org blow it all the way up? Sully must be pretty bummed that this is where his legacy is going
picklerick
ParticipantWe’ve played 27 games
We’ve won 5 games against teams currently in a playoff spot
3 games in a row was nice but we don’t have the juice
A good team doesn’t lose like this. Especially against a team without hedman, point, and 3/4 of their top 4 defensemen. Igor has faced the most shots and we cannot get any of our own let alone scoring chances
We are not a good team. An average team at best annd our best future assets are our two first round picks this offseason. We have no high end prospects. Perreault could be a first line player but he’s not a franchise player. Mika, jt, Trocheck are all on the wrong side of 30 on long term deals and only Trocheck is remotely tradable. Panarin needs to get dealt and not let walk for nothing. The best case scenario is Fox is out long term and they blow it up (not that I’d wish bad upon Fox, just purely objectively speaking). Not overly enthusiastic about the near future unless Drury loses his mind and does crazy stuff (he’s boring and arrogant so he won’t) or he gets fired
picklerick
ParticipantBoth teams on the second game of a back to back so that excuse is out the window. Tampa is missing half their team. The rangers effort is gross. This is an epically bad start
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