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Reminds me of John Starks when he was traded to Bulls but in his case he had shown his displeasure openly to be on the Chicago Bulls team.I hope Strome is far from that and loves to be here and back in NY as a Ranger.
Once the hatred iis developed it never really dies,does it? 
I think with time when he gets comfortable ,Strome will stay here.He is very solid player.
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Location: USA | Fish - 2018-11-27 10:49 AM
What do you guys think here in the early going...you think he's going to stick around more than a couple of years?
Make him captain, he'll be gone by the trade deadline |
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Location: New Jersey | He looks like he's fitting in. He wore #18 for NYI and Edm... Since Staal wears that he chose #16, and I can't help but think of Brassard when seeing him play out there. I could see similar numbers coming from Strome when he's in his prime that Brass put up for us when he was in his prime... though he'll probably have to do it from the RW instead of the C slot |
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Location: NJ | I posted after the trade if he plays hard every game, can win some faceoffs, play good defensive hockey, hit some people, & score once in a while, it is a good trade. So far that's what it is. |
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| It won’t take much to top Spooners contribution, Strome’s played over 300 games and is below a point every two games clip. He is closer to he is than he has much upside. If he hits, checks, scraps the odd time and fills in on the third line that’s pretty much my expectation. Anything beyond is a bonus and at this point in his career a bit of a suprise.
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| Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization. |
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| itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league. |
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itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league.
Exactly...It's Maine...Sean Day is over a point per game player there too right now |
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Location: New Jersey | He's on pace to put up 32 pts in 64 games for us this year.
Last year
Nash gave us 28 in 60
Vesey also 28, but in 79
Grabner had 31 in 59 games and
Fast was good for 33 in 71
So if he plays on par, he's right among the average middle 6 guys.... about what we can and should expect I suppose. There's potential for more, but he's never done too much more than that. He's only 25 though. His best season may yet to be seen |
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| Mikey Red - 2018-11-29 9:03 AM
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itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league.
Exactly...It's Maine...Sean Day is over a point per game player there too right now
Any Ty Ronning scored 3 goals, 2 assists and was +4 in his first ECHL game. How did the Hartford coaching staff not see his greatness?
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| Steady Eddie - 2018-11-29 8:02 AM
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itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league.
Exactly...It's Maine...Sean Day is over a point per game player there too right now
Any Ty Ronning scored 3 goals, 2 assists and was +4 in his first ECHL game. How did the Hartford coaching staff not see his greatness?
If you actually did some research once in a while moron, you would have known that Halverson had the second highest save % on the Pack last year. Of course, like most of the regulars here, you're fukkkking lazy and don't do any work before you run your mouth. |
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| itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-30 6:24 AM
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itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league.
Exactly...It's Maine...Sean Day is over a point per game player there too right now
Any Ty Ronning scored 3 goals, 2 assists and was +4 in his first ECHL game. How did the Hartford coaching staff not see his greatness?
If you actually did some research once in a while moron, you would have known that Halverson had the second highest save % on the Pack last year. Of course, like most of the regulars here, you're fukkkking lazy and don't do any work before you run your mouth.
Where did I say anything in my post about Halverson you stupid putz? And speaking about doing some research, if you did yours you would have noticed there is another goalie by the name of Connor LaCouvee, that plays on the same ECHL team as the great Halverson, that has a better save percentage and a better GAA. I wonder why Gordie and Benoit didn't draft him instead? Now go get your shine box.
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| itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-30 4:24 AM
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itsmcilrathtime - 2018-11-29 4:24 AM
Halverson now with a .920 save % in his league while Mazanec is a disgrace and should be released. I swear, Halverson must have pissed somebody off in the organization.
It's called being terrible for your entire professional career. He's over a .906 save percentage for the first time since joining the organization and is almost always south of .900. Oh wait, you predicted his greatness, that is why you notice he's finally playing decent in super beer league.
Exactly...It's Maine...Sean Day is over a point per game player there too right now
Any Ty Ronning scored 3 goals, 2 assists and was +4 in his first ECHL game. How did the Hartford coaching staff not see his greatness?
If you actually did some research once in a while moron, you would have known that Halverson had the second highest save % on the Pack last year. Of course, like most of the regulars here, you're fukkkking lazy and don't do any work before you run your mouth.
Good thing you did all that research. I mean a .906 save percentage in 5 entire games for the Pack is really impressive. I don't understand how Lundqvist still has a job to be honest. With that track record over such a long period of time I can't believe they are overlooking this guy. Maybe we could trade him for some solid assets like some goalie pads or even a chest protector or 2. |
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| Mazanec is 27 and has absolutely no NHL future. Halverson is 22 and the Rangers used a second round pick on him. It makes ZERO SENSE this kid is in the ECHL at the expense of a 27 year old reject. That is not what a rebuilding organization does. Ronning is only 20 so it's not a bad thing he gets some time there. Same with Day. Both weren't getting enough ice time. I wouldn't put much into the decision making of people running the Pack. That team has been poorly run for the last 5-6 years. Then went from being a good development team to below average. |
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Location: New Jersey | Sounds like he'll be our 2nd line C next game.
The lines are
Kreider Zibanejad Hayes
Vesey Spooner Chytil
Namestnikov Howden Zuccarello
Belesky Andersson Fast
with Buchnevich on his way
If Zucc still isn't ready Fast moves up to the 3rd lone, and Fogarty plays on the 4th... |
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| robstones - 2018-12-07 6:21 PM
Sounds like he'll be our 2nd line C next game.
The lines are
Kreider Zibanejad Hayes
Vesey Spooner Chytil
Namestnikov Howden Zuccarello
Belesky Andersson Fast
with Buchnevich on his way
If Zucc still isn't ready Fast moves up to the 3rd lone, and Fogarty plays on the 4th...
I believe your second line center plays in Edmonton. 
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robstones - 2018-12-07 6:21 PM
Sounds like he'll be our 2nd line C next game.
The lines are
Kreider Zibanejad Hayes
Vesey Spooner Chytil
Namestnikov Howden Zuccarello
Belesky Andersson Fast
with Buchnevich on his way
If Zucc still isn't ready Fast moves up to the 3rd lone, and Fogarty plays on the 4th...
I believe your second line center plays in Edmonton.
Hahaha I did that huh? Nice... Yeah Strome was there, I think.
Sounds like they're done with that move. Zuccarello wasn't in the game either.... but he and Buchnevich will be returning this week.
Kreider Zibanejad Buchnevich
Zuccarello Hayes Chytil
Namestnikov Howden Strome
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Location: Lincoln, Nebraska | Pretty average depth player, nothing special, but you kinda need guys like that, and he's a possible upgrade on Spooner.
On the other side of that trade, Edmonton started with Jordan Eberle and ended up with Ryan Spooner. Oy vey... |
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Location: USA | Av-merican - 2018-12-13 10:51 AM
Pretty average depth player, nothing special, but you kinda need guys like that, and he's a possible upgrade on Spooner.
On the other side of that trade, Edmonton started with Jordan Eberle and ended up with Ryan Spooner. Oy vey...
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| Mikey Red - 2018-12-13 6:33 PM
Casey Middlestadt with goal #5...He has a wicked release...Good job Gordie
I didn’t like the Andersson over Middlestadt pick, said it the day of the draft on here and still believe it. But that doesn’t mean Andersson can’t be a player. But if the Rangers continue bumbling his development then they may end up with a high profile fail on their hands, largely because of their own inept handling.
Part of this kids issues may well be that he has never faced any adversity in his career til he got over to North America. Growing up in Sweden the son and nephew of NHL players and players on Swedish best teams his name probably opened a lot of doors and helped him along the way. But he still has talent that is evident, and a bit of pit bull to him that he has to be able to use against men that punch back. So he’s got a hurdle there to clear and I think his game will evolve once he’s over the hurdle of North American players coming back at him when he try’s to get aggressive. And from what I’ve seen of him he has to be a, in your face, crash the net, little prick to play against to be effective. And that’s a big hurdle for a young kid to clear to play that game in the NHL.
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Location: New Jersey | Andersson will be fine. He Chytil and Howden will all be good NHLers... there's just a bit of a logjam at forward right now, so finding a consistent spot in the lineup..... along with having a new coach trying to figure out EVERYBODY'S spot in the lineup vet to rookie..... along with key players coming back..... a guy like Andersson gets bounced around as a result. Strome is too..... I'm sure we're all glad Belesky is getting a fair look though, right?
Ultimately the "4th line" should solidify itself as
Vesey Andersson Fast
Leaving the rest of the lineup as
Chytil Zibanejad Zuccarello
Kreider Hayes Buchnevich
Namestnikov Howden Strome
.... at least until the trade deadline
Add Kravtsov, Rykov, Shestyorkin, Hajek, Lindgren, Miller in to the mix potentially next year (or two) possibly a Panarin!?!? This team isn't too far off.
If Zuccarello and Buchnevich start adding to the offense the way they can this is a pretty deep lineup (that lacks elite talent.... but deep) I could see them making the playoffs this year as a bubble team, and being even better next year
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| Mikey Red - 2018-12-14 6:15 AM
If the Rangers take the consensus BPA when they are up to bat and he busts I will never be upset....but when they do this off the board BS and it fails it drives me nuts....Everybody had Middlestadt in the top 5 prospects and called him electric etc.....They did not say the same things about Lias
Next year will tell the tale on Andersson. And if the rangers don't put him in a position now to build towards succeeding next year, then they are playing with fire. The "we drafted him because he was the most NHL ready prospect" has proven to not be ready. This kids got a long ways to go, and he needs to play lots, which he wont do in New York, do the math where he should be.. |
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Location: NJ | Spooner waived, not a bad trade to get an NHL player in this trade. |
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| Mikey Red - 2019-01-22 6:35 AM
We need to to rob Chiarelli in a deal....he is on the edge of being fired if they dont make the playoffs
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| LeetchyMrRanger - 2019-01-21 5:42 PM
Spooner waived, not a bad trade to get an NHL player in this trade.
Strome went fifth overall, He's still at 25 a player that could recapture the early scoring numbers he had with the Pilses. He has been pretty good with the Rangers. I think Quinn realizes this guy has real good talent and is giving him a golden opportunity to step his game up. excellent trade for Gorton. |
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Mikey Red - 2019-01-22 6:35 AM
We need to to rob Chiarelli in a deal....he is on the edge of being fired if they dont make the playoffs
Yes he is ripe. Strome for Spooner was a teaser.
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Location: USA | Mikey Red - 2019-01-22 10:02 AM
Chia fired Gorton from Boston in 2007....Should that worry us?
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| Spooner was probably close to being waived in New York and along came a guy who has made terrible trades. Strome for Spooner was perfect timing for the Rangers. Classic something for nothing trade for the Rangers. Strome has shown some jam, hands, brains and effort. The question is can he pop his game? Personally I think he’s got game we haven’t seen. Question is will we, he’s got a foothold with Quinn and the rest is up to him. Certainly has the talent and gumption to be a pretty good third or fourth liner on a real good team. |
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Spooner was probably close to being waived in New York and along came a guy who has made terrible trades. Strome for Spooner was perfect timing for the Rangers. Classic something for nothing trade for the Rangers. Strome has shown some jam, hands, brains and effort. The question is can he pop his game? Personally I think he’s got game we haven’t seen. Question is will we, he’s got a foothold with Quinn and the rest is up to him. Certainly has the talent and gumption to be a pretty good third or fourth liner on a real good team.
Yeah great trade. Not hard to do do when you're dealing with Chia pet. Strome is a good player but he's also frustrating because I can't quite figure out how he hasn't put it all together yet. Fifth overall pick - he has the talent - he's quick to the puck, good offensive instincts, good stickhandler. Even if he's not the best defensive forward, by the eye test he still looks like he should be getting more shots and chances. Having said that his shot doesn't seem to be great and he's more of a pass first guy, but even with all I've mentioned he looks like he should be a 20 goal, 50 point type of player. Confidence? Line mates? Coaching? Can't put my finger on it. |
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Rranger - 2019-01-26 6:16 PM
Spooner was probably close to being waived in New York and along came a guy who has made terrible trades. Strome for Spooner was perfect timing for the Rangers. Classic something for nothing trade for the Rangers. Strome has shown some jam, hands, brains and effort. The question is can he pop his game? Personally I think he’s got game we haven’t seen. Question is will we, he’s got a foothold with Quinn and the rest is up to him. Certainly has the talent and gumption to be a pretty good third or fourth liner on a real good team.
Yeah great trade. Not hard to do do when you're dealing with Chia pet. Strome is a good player but he's also frustrating because I can't quite figure out how he hasn't put it all together yet. Fifth overall pick - he has the talent - he's quick to the puck, good offensive instincts, good stickhandler. Even if he's not the best defensive forward, by the eye test he still looks like he should be getting more shots and chances. Having said that his shot doesn't seem to be great and he's more of a pass first guy, but even with all I've mentioned he looks like he should be a 20 goal, 50 point type of player. Confidence? Line mates? Coaching? Can't put my finger on it.
I think he is going to get it sorted out here. You can’t play for two bigger crap shows than he has on the island and Edmonton. He’s been pretty good with the Rangers and I think gaining confidence as he’s gone along. I’d like to see more of him at Center with some decent wingers.
This article hit the Post today
https://nypost.com/2019/01/28/former-islander-wants-to-remain-part-o...
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concust - 2019-01-28 6:20 AM
Rranger - 2019-01-26 6:16 PM
Spooner was probably close to being waived in New York and along came a guy who has made terrible trades. Strome for Spooner was perfect timing for the Rangers. Classic something for nothing trade for the Rangers. Strome has shown some jam, hands, brains and effort. The question is can he pop his game? Personally I think he’s got game we haven’t seen. Question is will we, he’s got a foothold with Quinn and the rest is up to him. Certainly has the talent and gumption to be a pretty good third or fourth liner on a real good team.
Yeah great trade. Not hard to do do when you're dealing with Chia pet. Strome is a good player but he's also frustrating because I can't quite figure out how he hasn't put it all together yet. Fifth overall pick - he has the talent - he's quick to the puck, good offensive instincts, good stickhandler. Even if he's not the best defensive forward, by the eye test he still looks like he should be getting more shots and chances. Having said that his shot doesn't seem to be great and he's more of a pass first guy, but even with all I've mentioned he looks like he should be a 20 goal, 50 point type of player. Confidence? Line mates? Coaching? Can't put my finger on it.
I think he is going to get it sorted out here. You can’t play for two bigger crap shows than he has on the island and Edmonton. He’s been pretty good with the Rangers and I think gaining confidence as he’s gone along. I’d like to see more of him at Center with some decent wingers.
This article hit the Post today
https://nypost.com/2019/01/28/former-islander-wants-to-remain-part-o...
Good point about EDM and NYI. He had one good year I recall, I'm guessing he had good linemates that year. Otherwise he was probably playing with nothing.
He says all the right things in that article too. He understands how fleeting this chance can be and he may be on his last chance in the NHL. Takes his responsibilities seriously and seems really coachable. That's got to go a long way. I doubt at this point he'll be the 1C he was drafted to be but I think he could easily be a 2C/3C on a contender type, kind of a middle 6 utility guy. I'm rooting for him.
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