Value of: Soon to be FA, Tony Deangelo

Would you want your team to sign DeAngelo on a 1 year, league mimimum deal?

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Filthy Dangles

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It's a foregone conclusion that NYR buy him out this offseason, making him a Free Agent.

Do you think he'll garner interest and get another NHL contract? Would you want your team to sign him?
 

JKG33

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Oct 31, 2009
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If I'm a GM I want to ice the best team possible. If I believe he won't disrupt team chemistry I go for it 100%. If I think he's not a fit then I won't sign him. That all depends on the team and his attitude.

The thing I'm not going to take in to consideration is the loud complaining from certain groups of people about his views on life.
 

Empoleon8771

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If I'm a GM I want to ice the best team possible. If I believe he won't disrupt team chemistry I go for it 100%. If I think he's not a fit then I won't sign him. That all depends on the team and his attitude.

The thing I'm not going to take in to consideration is the loud complaining from certain groups of people about his views on life.

Take out his political views for a second. He's the kind of guy that's going to shit talk teammates for making mistakes and then will fight them after games. He's the kind of guy that gets suspended for using slurs against his own teammates. He's the kind of guy who talks shit on his team using burner accounts when things aren't going his way.

His political views are irrelevant to him being a generally repulsive person overall, from everything we know about him.
 

bellringer77

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I think the Red Wings could get him to calm it down. I also don’t buy into the idea they are set at RD just because they have Hronek and Seider either though so I wouldn’t mind it. They got cap. If he acts out or doesn’t work out do the same thing the Rangers did. He does have talent
 
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sunsetsuperhuman

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Take out his political views for a second. He's the kind of guy that's going to shit talk teammates for making mistakes and then will fight them after games. He's the kind of guy that gets suspended for using slurs against his own teammates. He's the kind of guy who talks shit on his team using burner accounts when things aren't going his way.

His political views are irrelevant to him being a generally repulsive person overall, from everything we know about him.

The fact that we know about his political opinions in the first place prejudices the way we view him both as a player and as a human being. We dont talk about most players political opinions, you cant really take away that context and I wont assume its not partially causal for the way he reacts to people.
 
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VijayPatel11

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Take out his political views for a second. He's the kind of guy that's going to shit talk teammates for making mistakes and then will fight them after games. He's the kind of guy that gets suspended for using slurs against his own teammates. He's the kind of guy who talks shit on his team using burner accounts when things aren't going his way.

His political views are irrelevant to him being a generally repulsive person overall, from everything we know about him.
He shittalked Georgiev, and then Georgiev attacked HIM.
 

Empoleon8771

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He shittalked Georgiev, and then Georgiev attacked HIM.

The fact that it was DeAngelo who got punished for that and not Georgiev makes me really confident that it wasn't Georgiev's fault.

Trying to defend him because "actually, he didn't attack his teammate, his teammate retaliated against his shit talking!" is pathetic. He's just a scum person overall, and if he wasn't, the Rangers wouldn't have told him to f*** off after that incident.

The fact that we know about his political opinions in the first place prejudices the way we view him both as a player and as a human being. We dont talk about most players political opinions, you cant really take away that context and I wont assume its not partially causal for the way he reacts to people.

No, you can take out his political affiliation entirely and realize he's just a piece of shit overall.
 

teemussalami

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I think the Red Wings could get him to calm it down. I also don’t buy into the idea they are set at RD just because they have Hronek and Seider either though so I wouldn’t mind it. They got cap. If he acts out or doesn’t work out do the same thing the Rangers did. He does have talent

Didn't Yzerman already trade him once?
 

EdJovanovski

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Apr 26, 2016
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Yes.
One of the best offensive dmen in the league and plays with more edge than nearly anyone else whose of similar caliber skill-wise. Doesn't take very much research to find out that the incident in junior was him cracking a joke about a fellow White teammate being a soft Euro, even though many politically motivated hacks run with the narrative that he's some racist bully. Or to find out the fact that he's still good friends with practically every POC he's ever played with and interacts with them all the time on social media (Josh Ho-Sang, Justin Bailey, Anthony Duclair, Caleb Jones, Seth Jones, etc). Or to find out he was unanimously voted the funniest guy on the team, that according to anyone in the know: all of his former teammates say they loved playing with him. He was even the guy they chose to replace Stepan as the guy on the Mic for doing their fun locker room videos.

There is a narrative pushed about him on social media by people who with one click of their profile you can very quickly determine what their motivation is. Yea there are a few stories that can make you think he's a loudmouth/dick, but this is professional sports, there are TONS of loud mouths/dicks. And there are athletes who have ton FAR more heinous things than DeAngelo who don't get 1/10th of the vitriol.

BTW if anyone still believed that stealing the puck from K'Andre Miller story: that has been verified as false by every person involved, and K'Andre Miller and DeAngelo were actually texting with each other after this all happened, still follow each other on Instagram and like each others pictures as well. DeAngelo was one of the first & only players to stand up for Miller after the Zoom incident. As soon as Miller scored his first NHL Goal, DeAngelo immediately skated to the net to grab it. It was as if he wanted to do that for him specifically to show him that reputation he had isn't true and that he's got his back. Unfortunately a nice gesture got turned into a BS narrative by a political hack by the name of Adam Herman.
 

RVACapsFan

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I dont think the Caps will be in the market for a RHD this offseason, but if they were I’d give the guy a shot with the understanding that this is probably his last shot in the NHL and he needs to shape up.

He didn’t hit a woman or have kiddie porn on his computer or anything serious, he was just a dick teammate. Isn’t the first and wont be the last. Talent is there.
 
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Prairie Habs

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Well I mean I think that deal turned out pretty well for Montreal considering Weber is still a great player and Subban sucks

Not my point. He had a problem with the attitude of a guy who donated 10M to a children's hospital but reportedly was interested in that ****stain at trade deadline.
 

apadilla

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Kings won't sign him. If they did, the first time he'd make a crack about JAD's parents, it would be kick ass time. But again, they won't sign him.
 
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EdJovanovski

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I think if a team has a strong coach and a SOLID veteran leadership group, it's worth giving him a shot. This year's Rangers had neither of those things.
A lot of the analytics crowd makes fun of intangibles & wonder why you’d ever want one of those crappy old vets, but if Hank & co were in that room I doubt much of the drama that transpired around the Rangers this past year happens. I also dislike how we’ve went this long without a captain, it’s like having a ship with no captain.
 

Ctrain2k

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It would really have to be the right fit, a veteran team with a strong leadership presence. That also has an on ice need for him, maybe a team like that could take a shot on him.
 

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