Because the Ranger's top five offense and top five/ten defense is nothing
Yes they are a whopping 0.06 goals per game better than the Isles having played a weak schedule
Because the Ranger's top five offense and top five/ten defense is nothing
Yes they are a whopping 0.06 goals per game better than the Isles having played a weak schedule
He was on the ice with Johnson and Poulin this morning and share a net with Johnson. It's not serious at all. Good chance you see him start on Monday against Washington
Because the Ranger's top five offense and top five/ten defense is nothing
If the Isles don't improve the special teams it wont matter who we play in the first round because we will be going home early.
As far as the Rags, the only thing that would worry me is the Queen Henrik being at the top of his game. He has the ability to absolutely dominate.
Yes they are a whopping 0.06 goals per game better than the Isles having played a weak schedule
This would be a Cool First Round considering the geographical rivalries :
NYR-NYI
Phi-Pitt
Tor-Mtl
Fla-TB
Boring old rags quietly have a top 5 offense this year. HF gonna hate
Players placed on IR for injury can't play for a minimum of 7 days and call me crazy but i don't think halak would be going on IR for the snifffles.
He was put on retroactive on 12/20. So he'll only have to miss one game aka tonight.
lol @ weak schedule.
I guess pens 3x, blues 2x, lighting 3x, red wings 2x and a few single games against playoff seaded teams before game 33 is what you call a "weak" schedule. Especially considering the rangers have played a grand total of [4] games healthy. That's right, Four.
Knocking the Isles out for their last series at the Coliseum > that, AINEC. We never get credit for jack**** in the playoffs anyway.Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
You realize the Rangers system and Montreal's system is very similar, right? The Rangers beat Montreal last year because they played that system better.
But I wouldn't expect anyone to fear a team that just went to the finals, especially if that team is the Rangers.
Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
The only team we "fear" is LA because they are literally the worst possible matchup we could have.
Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
Hmmm, Isles have not been completely healthy all year, not once.
And you left off the Hurricanes x3, Flyers x3, Oilers x2, Blue Jackets (when they were really struggling), Flames (also mired in a slump), and Devils.
Bottomline both teams are good this season, and if this thread proves anything, the rivalry is ready to take off again. Let's hope for a classic season race followed by a 2nd round playoff
Deep down, there's nothing the Rangers fear more than a legitimately talented Isles team. Should they meet in the playoffs, it's a no win situation. If they win, well they were supposed to being the defending conference champs with unlimited payroll. But if they lose, the fans will never hear the end of it.
The only team we "fear" is LA because they are literally the worst possible matchup we could have.
Unlimited payroll? In a hard salary cap league, why does this matter? The days of the Rangers getting players to come play by giving them massive contracts are over and you know what? The team now is far better than any of those teams ever were.