barriers
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It wasn't a crisis but he should have been here over, say, Carpenter, at the beginning.
And yet when Carpenter was sent down, Rydahl wasn't immediately brought up. Why is that? Maybe because Rydahl actually needed time in the AHL?It wasn't a crisis but he should have been here over, say, Carpenter, at the beginning.
I wouldn't mind seeing Rydahl get this game, sit Sammy or Gauth.
Oh I doubt it too, but doesnt change what I'd like to see. HahahahaI doubt he gets in, hes not skating with the team and it seems like an emergency recall. Encouraging that he's the pick over Crapenter though
Actually, I'm guessing he does. It sounds like Brodz won't be available because his wife is in labor. Even if the kid pops out before game time, it's unlikely he'll leave to play. Rydahl probably just hasn't made it to NY yet.I doubt he gets in, hes not skating with the team and it seems like an emergency recall. Encouraging that he's the pick over Crapenter though
Actually, I'm guessing he does. It sounds like Brodz won't be available because his wife is in labor. Even if the kid pops out before game time, it's unlikely he'll leave to play. Rydahl probably just hasn't made it to NY yet.
NY/Montreal. You knew what I mean lol. But you're right that Brodz hasn't played the last 2, so maybe Rydahl is just in case someone can't play last minute. Blais and Gauthier barely played against Carolina. Maybe one of them comes out.Games in Montreal and hasnt Brodz been a scratch the last few anyway? I cant remember
NY/Montreal. You knew what I mean lol. But you're right that Brodz hasn't played the last 2, so maybe Rydahl is just in case someone can't play last minute. Blais and Gauthier barely played against Carolina. Maybe one of them comes out.
Maybe?
Any chance he could play on Saturday?
The season is only half over. There's plenty of time for him to earn another callup. Injuries will happen and he'll get into a game.I just think it's a bit sad that he's not getting a chance. He's 28 on a one year contract that has gone from a fringe player bouncing around SHL team to the C1 for the Swedish Champions, representing Sweden pla in the Olympics and in the European international tournaments last season and this one, he is stuck in AHL so far. Where is the incentive for him to stay for a second year?
I really think he would be a good NHL player but you need to get a chance first.. I don't get the AHL teams here and it's kinda hard do follow their line-ups but from what I've seen he's a second/thirdliner even there so what was the expectation bringing him over?
I just think it's a bit sad that he's not getting a chance. He's 28 on a one year contract that has gone from a fringe player bouncing around SHL team to the C1 for the Swedish Champions, representing Sweden pla in the Olympics and in the European international tournaments last season and this one, he is stuck in AHL so far. Where is the incentive for him to stay for a second year?
I really think he would be a good NHL player but you need to get a chance first.. I don't get the AHL teams here and it's kinda hard do follow their line-ups but from what I've seen he's a second/thirdliner even there so what was the expectation bringing him over?
He'll be a UFA. He doesn't have to stay with the Rangers.The main reason he's sticking around for now, is that he has a 1-way contract. This situation is very similar to Andres Ambühl over a decade ago. He came over from Switzerland and was given a 1-way contract. The guaranteed NHL salary has them sticking around unlike guys like Malte Stromwall, Michael Lindqvist and Ville Meskanen who were on 2-way contracts and simply went back once they failed to earn a spot on the team since it was financially more enticing to play in the SHL/Liiga than in the AHL.
With Rydahl signing his 1st contract, he's also waiver exempt for the full season, giving the Rangers flexibility. If he stays another year, he will have to clear waivers to be sent down so next season if he's offered a contract, he can pretty much bank on that.