EddieTheEagle
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This is so bad that I'm not even sure you'll get a @bernmeister response.
Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon.Thank your lucky stars for imbd.com and their movie quotes, otherwise you'd just be sitting in front of your computer looking like an envelope without any address on it,
look we all want a bargain, but cut the bs1 for 1 Trade Dowd for Kakko.
Rangers add a great (the best?) depth center for two playoff runs. Caps can retain if it makes a difference. Dowd already knows Lavi's system and Lavi loved him.
Caps take a chance on Kakko, get younger, and hope for his upside to kick in.
while KK is not an overnight success of elite stature, he is not a bust, per honest eye testDowd does not have that value even though Kskko is a bit of a bust given draft position.
bold = 1111%kakko is ten years younger, talent and upside is there and has shown flashes of being elite defensively. the emergence of brodzinski (also younger and cheaper) - dowd becomes a redundancy and has loads less value than kakko. pretty brutal proposal.
if the rangers move for a center it needs to be for an upgrade like henrique etc.
No, adding will not move the needleRangers fans, no real disagreement with your evaluation of the proposal.
Would adding Mantha at 50% retention change anything? Nothing else from the NYR side.
Just curious. Not actually sure if Kakko is the asset I'd target though I probably wouldn't refuse.
I disagree w/da boldWhile Kakko has nowhere near the value he had a year ago, Dowd’s presence doesn’t make up for losing Kakko in the lineup. If they’re going to move Kakko for a veteran type, it’ll be in a deal for a David Perron type of player. Someone who can contribute on the scoresheet, who’s also hard to play against. Someone who solidifies their PP. Even at that, Detroit would still likely have to add a future asset.
It’s nothing against Dowd, but Kakko isn’t a player on the verge of being scratched. He’s still a solid depth piece, with more upside of making an impact than Dowd would be.
He’s a great story, but we have to keep things in perspective.
You are entitled to that op but it is wrongI'm not saying that it's a great deal for the Rangers but at the same time, I honestly don't think Kakko commands nearly as much value as what some think. He's been held up by his draft position for awhile now. If he was drafted in the 4th round, teams would maybe give up a 3rd for him.
DON'T SAY THAT EVEN TO BE FUNNYMay I introduce you to our lord and savior, Bern?
Oh, it gets the honest appraisal it deserves -- full condemnationThis is so bad that I'm not even sure you'll get a @bernmeister response.
We appreciate your concerns but Lafreniere is having his best season in his young career under Lavi. Schneider has improved under Lavi. Cuyle has cemented himself upon the lineup under Lavi. We’re good.I know is that the young players on the Capitals that Lavy jerked around are beginning to develop and show their skills, i.e. McMichael.
Dang! Evidently the fumes from the TA buses on 7th Avenue are much more toxic now then they were when I was growing up in Brooklyn and watching the Rangers on Ch 9/WOR TV with Camille Henry and Harry Howell on the ice and Emile Francis behind the bench.Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon.
Bipolar Caps PosterDang! Evidently the fumes from the TA buses on 7th Avenue are much more toxic now then they were when I was growing up in Brooklyn and watching the Rangers on Ch 9/WOR TV with Camille Henry and Harry Howell on the ice and Emile Francis behind the bench.
Kakko is having a down year statistically, but he just put up 40 points last year at age 21. Dowd is 33 and his career high is 25 points.I'm not saying that it's a great deal for the Rangers but at the same time, I honestly don't think Kakko commands nearly as much value as what some think. He's been held up by his draft position for awhile now. If he was drafted in the 4th round, teams would maybe give up a 3rd for him.
Thank your lucky stars for imbd.com and their movie quotes, otherwise you'd just be sitting in front of your computer looking like an envelope without any address on it,
Crack is not safe1 for 1 Trade Dowd for Kakko.
Rangers add a great (the best?) depth center for two playoff runs. Caps can retain if it makes a difference. Dowd already knows Lavi's system and Lavi loved him.
Caps take a chance on Kakko, get younger, and hope for his upside to kick in.
I literally started with "I'm not saying it's a good deal for the Rangers".Kakko is having a down year statistically, but he just put up 40 points last year at age 21. Dowd is 33 and his career high is 25 points.
It's funny how this time last year, everyone was praising Kakko and shitting on Laf. The recency bias is ridiculous. The only reason fans of other teams make stupid threads like this is because they actually believe that Kakko has a lot more to give.
Mantha.Rangers fans, no real disagreement with your evaluation of the proposal.
Would adding Mantha at 50% retention change anything? Nothing else from the NYR side.
Just curious. Not actually sure if Kakko is the asset I'd target though I probably wouldn't refuse.
That seems a bit rich to me. Well, way too rich,In essence:
Capitals Dowd and Pacioretty (resulting in about a 2.7 cap hit according to CF, centerman and forward) for Rangers Goodrow and Kakko (5.7 mil in cap according to CF), along with '24 1st and 2nd)
The 2024 draft does not look like a strong one and the likes of Jeff Marek and Elliot Friedman suggest that the quality of players drops significantly after the top 20. Most likely the Rangers first round pick will be 25 or later.
If he gets that, then Evans is worth even more, so I hope so.OP is not a real fan or he would know that the Caps don't do Finns under any circumstance. You could offer Kaakko for a 7th round pick and they'd turn it down lol.
Dowd is gonna be a Goodrow to Tampa tier acquisition for somebody, possibly better since he is a slightly better player. Dowd + 4th for 1st from a contender is fair given that he's the type of deadline rental who actually makes an impact and would cost nothing cap wise, and would be there for 2 playoff runs. Otherwise keep him for a year and sell him for a 2nd at the next deadline.
you planned a nice night out and are presumably paying decent money for your meal and you still picked kakko for your meal soooooo you kinda lose either way...Mantha.
So say you were at a nice restaurant and ordered your meal and when it got to the table, I came over and offered you half of a shit sandwich in exchange for the meal you sat down, thought about, and ordered for yourself.
You, predictably, decline the deal.
I counter by offering to add the other half of the shit sandwich.
That is how I feel about this proposal.
We are in first place. I want to enjoy it without dealing with unnecessary shit.