Cult of Hynes
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Kinkaid is not playing as well as Raanta.
But he is playing better than Schneider.
Kinkaid is not playing as well as Raanta.
But he is playing better than Schneider.
That's great. Like I said, if you want this team to come out of this hole and back to being respectable, you play Schneider.
I ****ing hate this board sometimes lol
That's great. Like I said, if you want this team to come out of this hole and back to being respectable, you play Schneider.
I ****ing hate this board sometimes lol
You ever think that overuse might be a problem and that maybe the team should sit him instead so he can rest and instead of doing more damage to it by letting him play and letting him work out his problems on the ice?
So far Schneider has been a big problem why this team is such an embarrassment and playing like ****.
Kinkaid is not playing as well as Raanta.
He's started 22 of our 30 games so far, he's had much heavier work loads in the past and been fine. He had nearly the same percentage of games played last season despite being injured for a decent stretch. So no, fatigue is not a concern for me.
I didn't dispute Schneider's play hasn't helped us. I'm saying that if he can return to form, then that's a massive step in the right direction for this team. I'd rather bank on that then Kinkaid keeping up his play.
That's not the point...the break helped Lundqvist find his game again.
The Rangers are doing far better as a team though, and can afford to sit their starter for a few games. We kind of need Cory to go into God mode right now.
ya Keith Kinkaid is soooo gud
Yea, we have been saying this for the last month. He hasn't shown any indication of being able to do that right now.
This team can't afford to keep starting an ice cold goalie that can't stop the puck and just hope it will correct himself.
If we had Dominik Hasek as the backup, I would agree.
Keith Kinkaid is JAG. He is nothing special. I would rather play Schneider and see if he can work out his kinks than play Kinkaid when you know he is what he is.
Especially since most of you guys already are whining that the season is over (and yes, we are getting close to that being the case unless we start stringing together some wins), why wouldnt you want Cory to play to TRY and gain some confidence back?
lol, Schneider has the best save percentage in NHL history. Of course I have more faith in him than I do in a career journeyman.
Selective memory allows you guys to conveniently forget the goals Kinkaid has allowed where he was grossly out of position or got a piece of but could have saved, while ignoring Cory's strong play in the first month that allowed us to steal points in OT games we had no business being in.
GOOD PLAYER vs BAD PLAYER CURRENTLY DOING BETTER THAN EXPECTED BUT IT WON'T LAST. These are very different things.
BAD PLAYER vs GOOD PLAYER CURRENTLY DOING WORSE THAN EXPECTED BUT IT WON'T LAST. These are very different things.
Don't be dense. These are the kinds of minds that let Andrew Hammond and Thomas Greiss have careers because they put up superficially nice stats for short periods of time, and the boxscore warriors are ready to ignore YEARS of a body of work to go with the shiny new toy.
Ummm, there were worst stretches between 82 and 87 and perhaps earlier if you count the Colorado and Kansas City days.
ya Keith Kinkaid is soooo gud
It's not that he's so much better than Cory but Cory is "supposed" to be one of the best in the league and he's just not, so it hurts more when he loses and gives up goal after goal over his right shoulder and his 5 hole
That's not the point...the break helped Lundqvist find his game again.
Rest couldn't hurt him.
So let me get this straight, you have an issue with using Kinkaid for a few game stretch over Schneider because you have zero faith in him even though he has played better than Schneider? Yet you have faith in Schneider who has flat out sucked the last month?
So what happens if Schneider can't get it together for another month or so? Just keep going with him and dragging the team into a deeper hole?
yes, and he still is one of the best in the league. One bad month while playing behind a terribad defense isn't going to change my opinion on that.
I'm sure it did, that's also a very different situation (aside from Kinkaid not playing well as Raanta). The Rangers were what, a 1st/2nd place team at the time? They were riding a very hot hand and winning nearly every night. We'd be riding a warm hand who's, while still a little better than Schneider, lost nearly every single game during this stretch.
Rest might not hurt, but it could. Schneider is a starting goalie, he wants to play every game and to an extent needs to to keep his rhythm up - or in this case, find it.
Stop putting words in my mouth holy ****. I said I'd sooner bet on Schneider finding his game than Kinkaid keeping up his. Schneider has been fantastic throughout his career, this little slump isn't wavering my faith.
Whatever, this is over. Enjoy watching Schneider tonight. I will.