Bloomfield Hills, and Oakland county, are very different from Detroit.Why waste your life in NYC when you can enjoy a cultured and progressive metropolis in Detroit?
So he’s headed to Edmonton.
LOL at the comparisons between Detroit and New York City. Sure, they're both the same...
And why would he want the Rangers job? Ummm. why wouldn't he want it? He can mold a historic franchise in the greatest city and biggest market in the world in any way he sees fit. Sure the Red Wings job makes sense also given his legendary status with that franchise, but let's not act like the Rangers job isn't appealing. We have a ton of cap space, we're a marquee franchise in the NHL (not saying the Red Wings aren't, BTW) and we're in New York f'n City. If he wins here, he'll be set for life.
Except, his family is in Michigan, he stepped back from Tampa because of it. And NYC isn't the biggest hockey market in the world. No one cares about the Rangers. They aren't even top 5 in the US for ratings or attendance. Honestly, of the original 6, I would rate them last.
That's because hockey is easily the fourth most popular sport in NYC. You have the baseball, basketball and football as wayyyyyyy ahead of hockey. Doesn't make the Rangers any less popular. They're a stalwart of New York sports. They're not as popular as the Yankees, Knicks, Mets, Giants or Jets, but they're right behind them and are still mentioned in the same breath.
Okay, they're the last of the Original 6. I guess a team has to be. They're still a premier franchise. Still bigger and more popular than 2/3 of the NHL and given how many players flock here, I'd say they're the #1 destination.
Larry Brooks says there is mutal interest in taking over from Glen Sather
https://nypost.com/2019/04/05/light...r&utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_source=reddit.com
LOL at the comparisons between Detroit and New York City. Sure, they're both the same...
And why would he want the Rangers job? Ummm. why wouldn't he want it? He can mold a historic franchise in the greatest city and biggest market in the world in any way he sees fit. Sure the Red Wings job makes sense also given his legendary status with that franchise, but let's not act like the Rangers job isn't appealing. We have a ton of cap space, we're a marquee franchise in the NHL (not saying the Red Wings aren't, BTW) and we're in New York f'n City. If he wins here, he'll be set for life.
They aren't bigger or more popular than any of the Canadian franchises. And are behind Boston, Detroit, Chicago in the US. They are 19th in percent tickets sold this season, and even when they are doing well, they till average around 10th in number of tickets sold. And they rarely rate well on TV. But, even if they are in the top 1/3rd of the league, that doesn't make them a premier franchise, that just makes them a good one.
Larry Brooks says there is mutal interest in taking over from Glen Sather
https://nypost.com/2019/04/05/light...r&utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_source=reddit.com
Would be awesome to come to NY
Oh man id love to see how much money they offer Stevie to do this. It's gonna be an insane amount
I kinda like the idea tho and would like to see it
I think I'd far prefer Yzerman to take over the GM spot unless he will have an active role in shaping the team for the future.
I didn't think there was anything that could make me stop watching until you said this. That's it though. This would do it.Mike Milbury is exactly what the rangers are looking for.
Tampa hasn't done anything more than the Rangers.Not sure why he would leave the Lightning to take a job at at our farm club. Detroit I can understand, but not the Rangers.
They aren't bigger or more popular than any of the Canadian franchises. And are behind Boston, Detroit, Chicago in the US. They are 19th in percent tickets sold this season, and even when they are doing well, they till average around 10th in number of tickets sold. And they rarely rate well on TV. But, even if they are in the top 1/3rd of the league, that doesn't make them a premier franchise, that just makes them a good one.