Captain Lindy
Formerly known as Kreider Beast
I've always really liked him.
I've noticed that. Most hockey wives are blondes. Weird.
Around the NHL - Part XLI - (Playoffs Edition)
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Heres a fun fact that I saw earlier today.
Of EVERY player who has 500+ minutes in the playoffs since 2015, Marc Staal has the LOWEST xGF% relative to his teammates.
Lower than Dan Girardi
Lower than Radko Gudas
Lower than every other player in the league who is also really bad.
Of EVERY player who has 500+ minutes in the playoffs since 2015, Marc Staal has the LOWEST xGF% relative to his teammates.
Lower than Dan Girardi
Lower than Radko Gudas
Lower than every other player in the league who is also really bad.
NYR94
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The playoffs ended with no one surpassing Draisaitl's 13 goals. Conn Smythe winner Marchessault tied him.
Mandar
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Ah....thanks for the clarification. I associate "Whale" with Hartord in the NHL
Did anyone pass Panarin's 2 assists?
He carried Staal as best he could all season so I'm surprised he didn't tear both of them
mas0764
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The Knights are an outlier and even at that we are all in favor of trading assets for young, long term forwards like Stone and Eichel, both of whom might be better all around than any forward we have.
So 2 outliers out of the last 5 winners? Doesn't seem like they're really outliers then.
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What was Vegas cap # in the playoffs? Did it surpass Tampa from a couple years ago?
Drury didn’t have the balls to put Lindgren on LTIR. Could have added another piece. But we’re the Rangers
Drury didn’t have the balls to put Lindgren on LTIR. Could have added another piece. But we’re the Rangers
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Young like Stone? He was 27 when they traded for him and proceeded to spend every season since then hurt. Eichel was younger, but he too has spent every year hurt. You would have been shitting the bed if we made those deals. Don't bullshit a bullshitter.
Also, I'm thinking some of these injuries are horseshit. Vegas milked them so they could ice a team 10 million over the cap. Like Tampa. If you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin.
People want to point to conspiracy theories with leaked bs but I can pretty much guarantee the reason why Rammer is no longer here is because he probably told Drury that Lindgren would have been ready before he hurt himself again.
haohmaru
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He was probably getting bad information from Ramsey which is possibly why he was let go - the ensuing cap shenanigans that didn't have to be if they put Lindgren on LTIR when they should have.
mas0764
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Stone was 26 I believe, Eichel 25. And I was banging the drum for Eichel.
I would obviously prefer young 18 year old stars but second to that is trading for established 24, 25 and 26 year old stars.
I’m not bullshitting anything. I was very pro Eichel and I often cited the Mark Stone trade in what we should be looking for with a Nils deal.
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Eichel cost quite a bit. Krebs, Tuch, a 1st and a 2nd and Buffalo had no interest in trading him to the Rangers. Couple that with a risky/unproven surgery, it was still the right call at the time.
Tuch alone had 79 points in 74 games this year and a higher points per game than Eichel did. And he's 27 (was 26). Buffalo did pretty well there too.
The Stone trade was a home run.
A special and magical breed. Just wonderful, giving creatures. An old favorite.
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This is like having a middleweight championship fight... but one fighter is allowed to come in a 205lbs at wiegh ins because of a Doctors note. It's dumb. It's a massive competitive advantage. Kills any form of integrity
The league sets hard parameters to foster some form of 'parity'. When you actually get to the Playoffs, those parameters no longer matter. It truly is amazing. The only way it changes is if the Rangers abuse it.
The league sets hard parameters to foster some form of 'parity'. When you actually get to the Playoffs, those parameters no longer matter. It truly is amazing. The only way it changes is if the Rangers abuse it.
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For sure contributed to Rammer’s firing. The fact that Lindgren came back, played a shift then left again was a terrible look and certainly going off the expertise of the trainer. Could’ve given a bad rec on Kane as well, the hip was clearly an issue.
We absolutely need to take advantage of LTIR however we can this season. The right deadline addition can absolutely unlock teams in the playoffs. Look at Barbashev this year. Lehkonen last year.
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WAAAAAAA!!!
back then, we called him JAM because he was Jonathan Audy-Marchessault
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Captain Lindy
Formerly known as Kreider Beast
If the Rangers did that, Bettman would be having puppies while making all kinds of new rules to stop it.
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