bhamill
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Rydahl demoted
Folks here may overreact
But he'll be back,
attrition and roster moves are inevitable
Disappointed, not too surprised. And you are right. First call up.
Rydahl demoted
Folks here may overreact
But he'll be back,
attrition and roster moves are inevitable
Carpenter is here and he’s not. That’s bull and I don’t care if I’m overreacting.
Carpenter is still here though? That’s bull and I don’t care if I’m overreacting.
Rydahl demoted
Folks here may overreact
But he'll be back,
attrition and roster moves are inevitable
Meh. Should still be switched with CarpenterHe'll be one of the first de-facto call-ups like Tim Gettinger was for a couple of years.
Rydahl demoted
Folks here may overreact
But he'll be back,
attrition and roster moves are inevitable
"...Could have had..."
They could have had one of the most effective 4th lines in the league and instead opted for THE most INeffective 4th line in the league.
After all of last season clearly seeing how brutal that 4th line was they raised the bar by demoting the best option for that 4th line and keeping one of the worste if not the worste player in the league.
bravo Rongos, bravo.
The most intelligent thing to do was to make the team the best it can possibly be. Rydahl and Carpenter's cap hits are exactly the same."...Could have had..."
Game 1 of 82 hasnt evened happened yet.
The team did the right thing.
The most intelligent, responsible choice, in the short term.
The Cap is real.
That NHL teams need ~30 guys, to navigate full season, is real.
Rydahl will be back.
We just disagree.The most intelligent thing to do was to make the team the best it can possibly be. Rydahl and Carpenter's cap hits are exactly the same.
The problem isn't the pre-season. Gallant does this crap in the regular season and playoffs too.We just disagree.
I dont share your preseason urgency.
LGR
my point was there are 82 games to play, where they are on tuesday ain't where they are in march/AprilThe problem isn't the pre-season. Gallant does this crap in the regular season and playoffs too.
Is it really about Carpenter though? Or Gallant?He’s making good money down there and he’s waiver eligible. He’ll be back. Carpenter will falter.
I agree with the long term approach for the most part, especially given their waiver statuses which seem to be the governing factor here. Injuries occur. You could even make a case they want to Carpenter out there blocking NHL shots early in the season rather than Rydahl. But I digress...my point was there are 82 games to play, where they are on tuesday ain't where they are in march/April
Rydal will be here ere long, and part of the mix
Just plows into the crowd in front of the net and scores
This makes no sense as an answer in context. He's not saying throw away talent in the playoffs so u can win more in October.Tampa won the Cups by knowing you don't win Cup in October.
And we likely buried our better talent and used up cap on inferior talent to create one of the most useless 4th lines in the league.Tampa won by having a deep bottom 6, of marginal economical role players, like all these guys, that these posts urgently want to toss out the window, before game 1.
Based on? Why wouldn't they demote their version of carpenter? DID they demote their version of rydahl over carp? Or are u just making this up?NO DOUBT in my mind, Tampa, in this situation, would demote Rydahl, happy to have that resource in hand, for down the road, when attrition happens.
It's been the weakest aspect of the team along w the 3rd d pairHaving to juggle these bottom 6 guys is a strength of this NYR team, not a weakness
The team did the right thing.
The most intelligent, responsible choice, in the short term.
That's a really dishonest way to frame what he saiddont share your preseason urgency.