Why did I pay money to watch this in the arena? Smh
Alex
the long break before series started affected fla. also affected my interest. following through scoreboard only. was going to watch about halfway through.
Old Ranger Fan
Not much to watch tonight.
Loneranger
One of the most boring Stanley Cup playoffs of all time. Is there a mercy score to give the to the Puddy Kats ???
Panthers sucked but the refs also gave them a raw deal…..again. Not an excuse, just an observation. They should’ve forfeited after the second period and made it a 1-0 win. Lol
Did anyone see the news that three of the officials from the first game live in Vegas? Sounds fair.
St Pete Eli
Adin Hill? Seriously? The game was so intense I feel asleep on the couch.
Beezle
Brooks on the Twitter: “Why does Quinn play Howden ahead of Lias? It’s not fair!!!”
Beezle
The first goal by Howden was a nice backhand move. Brace yourself…. 16:33 TOI, third most of the VGK forwards.
Beezle
EV had not read that about the refs. Were it NFL or MLB I might be slightly shocked. Not so much NHL/Bettman.
bobbyo2019
good for Howden but lets not put him in Hall of Fame…. He’s playing with Stone and Stephenson which sure helps
Beezle
bobbyo – reading what you wrote is shocking enough, no? “He’s playing with Stone and Stephenson”
Beezle
If I’m the Vegas coach I’m putting up every newspaper headline from Game 4 of Bruins series. Puddy Kats haven’t run out of lives..yet.
Alex
espn strikes again
cans chelios
keeps subban
Beezle
Subban and friend getting ready for intermission on ESPN
I can, the filth just wanted to get rid of Provorov for his refusal to wear a colorful jersey.
St Pete Eli
Vince Z. Mercigliano
More #NYR coaching updates: I’m hearing that whoever is named as the next HC will not be retaining assistants Mike Kelly, Jim Midgley and Gord Murphy. It does sound like goalie coach Benoit Allaire and skills coach Mark Ciaccio are likely to stick around.
Old Ranger Fan
I thought those guys had already been canned. Maybe not Murphy though. Vince is hitting the bottom of the barrel for news now.
Alex
would love to know why they canned jim ramsay. wonder where he’ll wind up
wwpd
Haven’t won a Cup with ramsay in almost 30 years. time to go a different direction 🤷🏼♂️
cooscoos
Smart Head Coaches want to name their own assistants. Management usually includes a viable heir apparent in their choices.
SN
It’s habbenin; dreary about to announce Mr Freeze or Knobcock or Eddie Munster according to Vince Mozzarella
cooscoos
Headline when Parcels let go – TUNA CANNED
James G
So Vince is saying in a nutshell that Drury fired GG because they had different points of views and that Drury expected to find some better candidates but hasn’t so will settle..do I have that right?
He may want to update his resume..
bobbyo2019
If Q is even a possibility you wait until Playoffs are over…. Knoblauch is always there as the back up plan.
bobbyo2019
James, i think Vince is heading on vacation and wants this wrapped up asap
St Pete Eli
I am completely confident Drury will do the wrong thing.
Bdl
I don’t see the need to rush the decision. Laviolette and Hynes aren’t going anywhere, and as bobbyo said, you can fall back on knobloch if needed. Wait on Q. Wait on the Toronto and Pitt situations to be announced officially. Until Keefe signs an extension, Keefe to Pitt, and Sullivan shaking loose, is still possible.
Beezle
I think you do want a new coach on board prior to the draft. Even at this point there is little time for coach input.
St Pete Eli
It’s becoming more obvious that Drury is waiting for either Sullivan or Quenneville. It’s the only thing that make sense.
Bdl
Beezle,
Coaches usually have little input when it comes to the draft.
James G
To hell with the coaching search, is anyone else concerned about the fact that it’s yellow outside? Holy haze of death!
St Pete Eli
James
It’s blue where I am at.
bobbyo2019
Masks back in fashion in the big Yellow Apple
Olga Folkyerself
This smoke is really something. I think I’m back up to a pack a day.
cooscoos
Smoke from Canada? Walt Disney was right. Small World after all.
Old Ranger Fan
I was going to post a link to smoke on the water
watch?v=zUwEIt9ez7M
But wordpress has other ideas.
just add the youtube part.
Old Ranger Fan
GG will be announced in Calgary before Drury gets off the dime.
Old Ranger Fan
Calgary is the only other current vacancy so Drury would have the field to himself. It would be nice to have the coach around for the prospects camp and 7/1 FA derby.
Alex
yanks cancelled due to unhealthy air.
yet they expect to play 2 tomorrow starting about 4?
Old Ranger Fan
I heard it is supposed to improve overnight.
Jeff
What NYC needs today is what i am enjoying in Aruba,tradewinds. 25 to 30 mph winds that knock stuff all over the place. Hope weather improves for all of you and maybe we can have a new coach before July.
LGR
Admiral Ackbar
This is like the return of a nightmare:
My college is now having optional on-line learning, and masks are everywhere.
Lockdown!!!
Old Ranger Fan
But, It’s unlikely to last for 2 years.
CCCP
Post Sports+ – Inside The Rangers
The real Stanley Cup history that could await Peter Laviolette as Rangers coach.
There’s this narrative that has bounced back and forth on social media that Scotty Bowman is the only coach in NHL history to have won the Stanley Cup with multiple teams.
As with so much that is taken for fact on the internet, this is fiction.
If Peter Laviolette is hired by the Rangers, he would be aiming at becoming the fourth coach — not the second — to win the Stanley Cup with more than one team.
The second in 70 years, but the fourth overall.
History did not begin when you (or even I) were born.
Bowman is the only bench boss to sip from the chalice with three teams, having won with Detroit in 1997, 1998 and 2002 after winning with Pittsburgh in 1992 and Montreal in 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979.
Before him, though, Dick Irvin coached the Maple Leafs to the 1932 Cup before winning the title in 1944, 1946 and 1953 with the Canadiens.
And before that, Tommy Gorman was behind the bench for the 1934 champion Black Hawks before guiding the Montreal Maroons to the Cup the very next season, making him the only coach in NHL history to win the Cup with different teams in consecutive seasons.
The Maroons played three more seasons before joining a list of storied, defunct franchises that includes the likes of the Brooklyn/New York Americans, the Hamilton Tigers, the Philadelphia Quakers, the Montreal Wanderers and the St. Louis Eagles.
There have been a total of 51 coaches to win the Cup. Twenty-four did not coach another team. Twenty-four failed to win the Cup again when hired by a sum of 43 organizations.
Since Bowman stepped down on the night he donned his skates and did a lap with the Cup at Joe Louis after breaking Montreal’s Toe Blake’s record with his ninth Cup as a coach following the 2002 victory over the ‘Canes, 14 Cup-winning coaches have been hired by 28 different teams.
John Tortorella is on his fourth team since winning with Tampa Bay in 2004. Ken Hitchcock coached five teams in the aftermath of winning with Dallas in 1999. Marc Crawford worked for four teams after winning with Colorado in 1996.
And Laviolette has worked with Philadelphia, Nashville and Washington after taking Carolina to the 2006 crown.
No. 1 and done?
Once the Rangers hire a coach, attention will turn to personnel matters.
And Alexis Lafreniere will be among the most prominent persons of interest as general manager Chris Drury and the team’s hierarchy plot the club’s course through a challenging salary-cap maze.
Multiple players own no-move clauses in their contracts, and No. 13 and K’Andre Miller are restricted free agents.
There is credence to reports the Canucks have interest in acquiring Lafreniere, but this was first forecast when Vancouver hired Lafreniere’s initial agent, Emilie Castonguay, to become assistant general manager in January 2022.
Even if the hierarchy would ponder moving the 2020 No. 1 selection after only three seasons, there is no obvious trade match with the Canucks unless you think Vancouver would part with the 11th-overall pick in this year’s draft and cover 50 percent of the remaining two years on 26-year-old right winger Brock Boeser’s contract, which has a cap hit of $6.65 million per.
If the Rangers would entertain dealing Lafreniere, they’d almost certainly rather obtain a young player on an affordable, controllable contract who would be able to contribute immediately. Boeser and a prime first-rounder might be acceptable.
There is no realistic trade scenario that would appeal to Rangers fans. Lafreniere has recorded 91 points (47-44) in 216 games in three seasons for the Blueshirts.
There are only two No. 1 picks to have been traded so early in their respective NHL careers. The Caps traded defenseman Greg Joly, first overall in 1974, to Detroit for 31-year-old journeyman winger Bryan Watson after two years and 98 games (9-24).
And the Blues traded 2006’s first overall, Erik Johnson, to Colorado after two-plus seasons, 203 games (20-71) and a conflict with the front office in a major deal that featured Kevin Shattenkirk going the other way.
(Eric Lindros, taken by Quebec at the top of the 1991 draft, and Bryan Berard, first overall by Ottawa in 1995, were both traded because of contractual and cultural issues before playing a game in the league.)
The comp pick pickle
There has been some rumination as to whether Lafreniere might be susceptible to a Group II offer sheet that the cap-stressed Rangers would be unable, or unwilling, to match.
The Blueshirts likely would match anything in the $3 million-$4 million range, if even it’s deemed a little rich for their tastes. The potential return of a 2024 second-rounder as compensation for a deal with an annual average value between $2,145,062 and $4,290,125 surely would not dissuade the Rangers front office from digging a bit deeper than it would like.
Compensation for a contract carrying an annual cap hit of between $4,290,126 and $6,435,186, though, is a 2024 first-rounder and third-rounder. The Rangers likely would accept that in lieu of matching that type of cap-busting deal if we’re looking at giving the winger upwards of $4.5M per.
But, A) Is there a team out there that would be willing to go long-term at this price?
And, B) If the deal is not worth, say, at least $6M per, would Lafreniere want to lock himself in at around $5M per for six or seven years?
A bridge deal in which Lafreniere could build his equity playing for a different coach would seem like the most likely option, but let’s go one step further.
Teams must own the required draft pick(s) in 2024 to be able to make a bid.
There are 10 teams that do not have their own 2024 second-rounder, and would be eliminated at that compensation range (a deal between $2,145,062-$4,290,125): Boston, Colorado, Florida, Montreal, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington and Winnipeg.
And there are 11 opposing teams that do not have their own 2024 third-rounders, and thus would be ineligible to come in with an offer sheet for Lafreniere at that (higher) range: Boston, Colorado, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Minnesota, the Islanders, Ottawa, Pittsburgh, San Jose, Toronto and Vegas.
So, chances of an offer slim seem slim.
So, within any historical context, does a trade.
Corporal Clegg
Whoever the rangers pick in this draft likely will not be playing for the coach that is hired as they will be fired by the time the late first has developed into an NHLer
Old Ranger Fan
Drury may not be around either. This is a big hire for him.
bobbyo2019
Drury shouldnt be going anywhere but its a big hire…that why it should be Q
James G
So the Kings re-sign Gavrikov. Kind of surprise it’s only for 2 years but the AAV is excellent in terms of setting the market.
Mikkola for 4.5-4.75 per would be a great deal right now
James G
Looks like Winnipeg is open for business.
Could Drury covet Dubois? If you were going to move a young player this would be the guy to do it for
bobbyo2019
like Mikola but but he has to stay under 4
James G
Market determines that, Bobby. Looking at the big picture guys like Graves and Shatty may command 4. Under 4 gets you the Kulikovs and Nick Holdens of the world. We’ll see
Corporal Clegg
Twitter:
Vince M ; in a surprise announcement GM Chris Drury has hired former Stanley Cup winner with the 1996 avalanche (4 years before Drury won the cup with the AVs) Claude Lemieux.
Asked about what the fans should expect and if they will be able to root for such a polarizing nemesis Drury replied “we need to get our noses dirty and the fans are smart enough to realize that”.
Lemieux , who has always functioned outside the norm, is expected to bring on Patrick Roy (a former Drury teammate) in a co-head coach role.
bobbyo2019
not sure about this market though James…not alot of cap space
Gravy
Vancouver is over the cap by 600k (thought they likely have LTIR of 5.5M to use) with 18 players on the roster, so unlikely they are considering retaining salary.
CCCP
Claude Lemieux? What? Lol
Beezle
Every day without an announcement brings us closer to Coach Norm 😉
bobbyo2019
JT for the DJ straight up
CCCP
You know, with the air quality being so bad, probably should have shut everything down and have people stay home until it’s safe to breathe outside.
“Two weeks off, so you don’t cough”. (C)
St Pete Eli
bobbyo
I make that trade in a heart beat.
bobbyo2019
JT would have to agree to hug Kreids after every W as part of the deal
St Pete Eli
bobbyo
Lol! I don’t think JT is a hugger. I would also do Panarin for Kucherov.
CCCP
Panarin for Kucherov lol
Why not Panarin for McDavid straight? 😀
St Pete Eli
C3
Yeah that was funny. Maybe Panarin for Buchnevich 😉
cooscoos
Proposal: Spin contest between our esteemed Cave Man and the Yank’s DJ LeMahieu.
79 responses to “It’s Go Time!”
First! …
Vegas is gross
Brett Howden has entered the chat
Why did I pay money to watch this in the arena? Smh
the long break before series started affected fla. also affected my interest. following through scoreboard only. was going to watch about halfway through.
Not much to watch tonight.
One of the most boring Stanley Cup playoffs of all time. Is there a mercy score to give the to the Puddy Kats ???
Vegas showing them how it’s done.
Panthers sucked but the refs also gave them a raw deal…..again. Not an excuse, just an observation. They should’ve forfeited after the second period and made it a 1-0 win. Lol
Did anyone see the news that three of the officials from the first game live in Vegas? Sounds fair.
Adin Hill? Seriously? The game was so intense I feel asleep on the couch.
Brooks on the Twitter: “Why does Quinn play Howden ahead of Lias? It’s not fair!!!”
The first goal by Howden was a nice backhand move. Brace yourself…. 16:33 TOI, third most of the VGK forwards.
EV had not read that about the refs. Were it NFL or MLB I might be slightly shocked. Not so much NHL/Bettman.
good for Howden but lets not put him in Hall of Fame…. He’s playing with Stone and Stephenson which sure helps
bobbyo – reading what you wrote is shocking enough, no? “He’s playing with Stone and Stephenson”
If I’m the Vegas coach I’m putting up every newspaper headline from Game 4 of Bruins series. Puddy Kats haven’t run out of lives..yet.
espn strikes again
cans chelios
keeps subban
Subban and friend getting ready for intermission on ESPN
my son ran into Subban at a club ..said he was a good guy…friendly and talked about hockey/playoffs
I heard he tries to slewfoot you if you cut in front of him going to order 😉
Subban just slew-footed Chelios
Lost Wages, Nevada
The Filth did a three team trade:
Provorov and Hodgson -> LAK
Peterson, Walker, Grans, LAK 2024 2nd-rounder -> Filth
Connauton -> CBJ
2023 22nd overall, conditional 2nd in 2024 or 2025 -> Filth
Provorov (LAK) -> CBJ
Connauton (CBJ) -> LAK
maybe someone can diagram that 😉
I can, the filth just wanted to get rid of Provorov for his refusal to wear a colorful jersey.
Vince Z. Mercigliano
More #NYR coaching updates: I’m hearing that whoever is named as the next HC will not be retaining assistants Mike Kelly, Jim Midgley and Gord Murphy. It does sound like goalie coach Benoit Allaire and skills coach Mark Ciaccio are likely to stick around.
I thought those guys had already been canned. Maybe not Murphy though. Vince is hitting the bottom of the barrel for news now.
would love to know why they canned jim ramsay. wonder where he’ll wind up
Haven’t won a Cup with ramsay in almost 30 years. time to go a different direction 🤷🏼♂️
Smart Head Coaches want to name their own assistants. Management usually includes a viable heir apparent in their choices.
It’s habbenin; dreary about to announce Mr Freeze or Knobcock or Eddie Munster according to Vince Mozzarella
Headline when Parcels let go – TUNA CANNED
So Vince is saying in a nutshell that Drury fired GG because they had different points of views and that Drury expected to find some better candidates but hasn’t so will settle..do I have that right?
He may want to update his resume..
If Q is even a possibility you wait until Playoffs are over…. Knoblauch is always there as the back up plan.
James, i think Vince is heading on vacation and wants this wrapped up asap
I am completely confident Drury will do the wrong thing.
I don’t see the need to rush the decision. Laviolette and Hynes aren’t going anywhere, and as bobbyo said, you can fall back on knobloch if needed. Wait on Q. Wait on the Toronto and Pitt situations to be announced officially. Until Keefe signs an extension, Keefe to Pitt, and Sullivan shaking loose, is still possible.
I think you do want a new coach on board prior to the draft. Even at this point there is little time for coach input.
It’s becoming more obvious that Drury is waiting for either Sullivan or Quenneville. It’s the only thing that make sense.
Beezle,
Coaches usually have little input when it comes to the draft.
To hell with the coaching search, is anyone else concerned about the fact that it’s yellow outside? Holy haze of death!
James
It’s blue where I am at.
Masks back in fashion in the big Yellow Apple
This smoke is really something. I think I’m back up to a pack a day.
Smoke from Canada? Walt Disney was right. Small World after all.
I was going to post a link to smoke on the water
watch?v=zUwEIt9ez7M
But wordpress has other ideas.
just add the youtube part.
GG will be announced in Calgary before Drury gets off the dime.
Calgary is the only other current vacancy so Drury would have the field to himself. It would be nice to have the coach around for the prospects camp and 7/1 FA derby.
yanks cancelled due to unhealthy air.
yet they expect to play 2 tomorrow starting about 4?
I heard it is supposed to improve overnight.
What NYC needs today is what i am enjoying in Aruba,tradewinds. 25 to 30 mph winds that knock stuff all over the place. Hope weather improves for all of you and maybe we can have a new coach before July.
LGR
This is like the return of a nightmare:
My college is now having optional on-line learning, and masks are everywhere.
Lockdown!!!
But, It’s unlikely to last for 2 years.
Post Sports+ – Inside The Rangers
The real Stanley Cup history that could await Peter Laviolette as Rangers coach.
There’s this narrative that has bounced back and forth on social media that Scotty Bowman is the only coach in NHL history to have won the Stanley Cup with multiple teams.
As with so much that is taken for fact on the internet, this is fiction.
If Peter Laviolette is hired by the Rangers, he would be aiming at becoming the fourth coach — not the second — to win the Stanley Cup with more than one team.
The second in 70 years, but the fourth overall.
History did not begin when you (or even I) were born.
Bowman is the only bench boss to sip from the chalice with three teams, having won with Detroit in 1997, 1998 and 2002 after winning with Pittsburgh in 1992 and Montreal in 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979.
Before him, though, Dick Irvin coached the Maple Leafs to the 1932 Cup before winning the title in 1944, 1946 and 1953 with the Canadiens.
And before that, Tommy Gorman was behind the bench for the 1934 champion Black Hawks before guiding the Montreal Maroons to the Cup the very next season, making him the only coach in NHL history to win the Cup with different teams in consecutive seasons.
The Maroons played three more seasons before joining a list of storied, defunct franchises that includes the likes of the Brooklyn/New York Americans, the Hamilton Tigers, the Philadelphia Quakers, the Montreal Wanderers and the St. Louis Eagles.
There have been a total of 51 coaches to win the Cup. Twenty-four did not coach another team. Twenty-four failed to win the Cup again when hired by a sum of 43 organizations.
Since Bowman stepped down on the night he donned his skates and did a lap with the Cup at Joe Louis after breaking Montreal’s Toe Blake’s record with his ninth Cup as a coach following the 2002 victory over the ‘Canes, 14 Cup-winning coaches have been hired by 28 different teams.
John Tortorella is on his fourth team since winning with Tampa Bay in 2004. Ken Hitchcock coached five teams in the aftermath of winning with Dallas in 1999. Marc Crawford worked for four teams after winning with Colorado in 1996.
And Laviolette has worked with Philadelphia, Nashville and Washington after taking Carolina to the 2006 crown.
No. 1 and done?
Once the Rangers hire a coach, attention will turn to personnel matters.
And Alexis Lafreniere will be among the most prominent persons of interest as general manager Chris Drury and the team’s hierarchy plot the club’s course through a challenging salary-cap maze.
Multiple players own no-move clauses in their contracts, and No. 13 and K’Andre Miller are restricted free agents.
There is credence to reports the Canucks have interest in acquiring Lafreniere, but this was first forecast when Vancouver hired Lafreniere’s initial agent, Emilie Castonguay, to become assistant general manager in January 2022.
Even if the hierarchy would ponder moving the 2020 No. 1 selection after only three seasons, there is no obvious trade match with the Canucks unless you think Vancouver would part with the 11th-overall pick in this year’s draft and cover 50 percent of the remaining two years on 26-year-old right winger Brock Boeser’s contract, which has a cap hit of $6.65 million per.
If the Rangers would entertain dealing Lafreniere, they’d almost certainly rather obtain a young player on an affordable, controllable contract who would be able to contribute immediately. Boeser and a prime first-rounder might be acceptable.
There is no realistic trade scenario that would appeal to Rangers fans. Lafreniere has recorded 91 points (47-44) in 216 games in three seasons for the Blueshirts.
There are only two No. 1 picks to have been traded so early in their respective NHL careers. The Caps traded defenseman Greg Joly, first overall in 1974, to Detroit for 31-year-old journeyman winger Bryan Watson after two years and 98 games (9-24).
And the Blues traded 2006’s first overall, Erik Johnson, to Colorado after two-plus seasons, 203 games (20-71) and a conflict with the front office in a major deal that featured Kevin Shattenkirk going the other way.
(Eric Lindros, taken by Quebec at the top of the 1991 draft, and Bryan Berard, first overall by Ottawa in 1995, were both traded because of contractual and cultural issues before playing a game in the league.)
The comp pick pickle
There has been some rumination as to whether Lafreniere might be susceptible to a Group II offer sheet that the cap-stressed Rangers would be unable, or unwilling, to match.
The Blueshirts likely would match anything in the $3 million-$4 million range, if even it’s deemed a little rich for their tastes. The potential return of a 2024 second-rounder as compensation for a deal with an annual average value between $2,145,062 and $4,290,125 surely would not dissuade the Rangers front office from digging a bit deeper than it would like.
Compensation for a contract carrying an annual cap hit of between $4,290,126 and $6,435,186, though, is a 2024 first-rounder and third-rounder. The Rangers likely would accept that in lieu of matching that type of cap-busting deal if we’re looking at giving the winger upwards of $4.5M per.
But, A) Is there a team out there that would be willing to go long-term at this price?
And, B) If the deal is not worth, say, at least $6M per, would Lafreniere want to lock himself in at around $5M per for six or seven years?
A bridge deal in which Lafreniere could build his equity playing for a different coach would seem like the most likely option, but let’s go one step further.
Teams must own the required draft pick(s) in 2024 to be able to make a bid.
There are 10 teams that do not have their own 2024 second-rounder, and would be eliminated at that compensation range (a deal between $2,145,062-$4,290,125): Boston, Colorado, Florida, Montreal, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington and Winnipeg.
And there are 11 opposing teams that do not have their own 2024 third-rounders, and thus would be ineligible to come in with an offer sheet for Lafreniere at that (higher) range: Boston, Colorado, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Minnesota, the Islanders, Ottawa, Pittsburgh, San Jose, Toronto and Vegas.
So, chances of an offer slim seem slim.
So, within any historical context, does a trade.
Whoever the rangers pick in this draft likely will not be playing for the coach that is hired as they will be fired by the time the late first has developed into an NHLer
Drury may not be around either. This is a big hire for him.
Drury shouldnt be going anywhere but its a big hire…that why it should be Q
So the Kings re-sign Gavrikov. Kind of surprise it’s only for 2 years but the AAV is excellent in terms of setting the market.
Mikkola for 4.5-4.75 per would be a great deal right now
Looks like Winnipeg is open for business.
Could Drury covet Dubois? If you were going to move a young player this would be the guy to do it for
like Mikola but but he has to stay under 4
Market determines that, Bobby. Looking at the big picture guys like Graves and Shatty may command 4. Under 4 gets you the Kulikovs and Nick Holdens of the world. We’ll see
Twitter:
Vince M ; in a surprise announcement GM Chris Drury has hired former Stanley Cup winner with the 1996 avalanche (4 years before Drury won the cup with the AVs) Claude Lemieux.
Asked about what the fans should expect and if they will be able to root for such a polarizing nemesis Drury replied “we need to get our noses dirty and the fans are smart enough to realize that”.
Lemieux , who has always functioned outside the norm, is expected to bring on Patrick Roy (a former Drury teammate) in a co-head coach role.
not sure about this market though James…not alot of cap space
Vancouver is over the cap by 600k (thought they likely have LTIR of 5.5M to use) with 18 players on the roster, so unlikely they are considering retaining salary.
Claude Lemieux? What? Lol
Every day without an announcement brings us closer to Coach Norm 😉
JT for the DJ straight up
You know, with the air quality being so bad, probably should have shut everything down and have people stay home until it’s safe to breathe outside.
“Two weeks off, so you don’t cough”. (C)
bobbyo
I make that trade in a heart beat.
JT would have to agree to hug Kreids after every W as part of the deal
bobbyo
Lol! I don’t think JT is a hugger. I would also do Panarin for Kucherov.
Panarin for Kucherov lol
Why not Panarin for McDavid straight? 😀
C3
Yeah that was funny. Maybe Panarin for Buchnevich 😉
Proposal: Spin contest between our esteemed Cave Man and the Yank’s DJ LeMahieu.
Rumor has Hynes is now the front runner.
God forbids…
https://nypost.com/2023/06/08/joel-quenneville-likely-isnt-why-rangers-coaching-decision-lingers/
I’m reading this article between the lines. You know what it says between the lines? Exactly the same it says in plain words-absolutely nothing!
But…
NEW POST
The Philadelphia Flyers are exploring the trade market for defensemen Tony DeAngelo.