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| Doing a great job in his role. A nice fit with Kakko and Chytil. That line gives Quinn a lot of options with his remaining forwards. Any combination of Rooney, Gautier, Howden and Lemieux makes a solid fourth unit. Rangers were all last season trying to find third and fourth line chemistry. Win today and they are in good shape. Need a bounce back after the last game.
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Location: New Jersey | I like him, but I'm not sure he NEEDS to be with Chytil and Kakko.
I'd like to see those two promoted to 2nd line duties.
Laffy Strome Gauthier would be a nice all Canadian 3rd line... Lemieux...
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| robstones - 2021-01-24 12:15 PM
I like him, but I'm not sure he NEEDS to be with Chytil and Kakko.
I'd like to see those two promoted to 2nd line duties.
Laffy Strome Gauthier would be a nice all Canadian 3rd line... Lemieux...
I'd like to see DiGiuseppe with Howden as an energy line
I think he’s a real good fit where he is. Gives theRangers a real solid top nine. |
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Location: USA | I'm happy that he's doing well, but for me Di Giuseppe doesn't have enough to his game to warrant any sort of long term commitment. He's not particularly physical, not super great on the offensive side, not a great shutdown guy...his speed is reasonable but not remarkable....he's pretty reliable, that might be my highest compliment. |
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| Sadly, he plays 5 times harder than Panarin, Zibanejad, Kreider and Strome this season. Panarin sucks at one timing it on the PP. He looks like retard. He's facing the net when he tries to one time it. Even if he hit it clean it goes 2 feet wide. Put Zibanejad there like last year and Kakko on the right side one timing it. He's great at it. Quinn is fucking lost. DeAngelo is much better than Fox running the PP. |
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| Fish - 2021-01-25 11:02 AM
I'm happy that he's doing well, but for me Di Giuseppe doesn't have enough to his game to warrant any sort of long term commitment. He's not particularly physical, not super great on the offensive side, not a great shutdown guy...his speed is reasonable but not remarkable....he's pretty reliable, that might be my highest compliment.
The same could be said for Howden, Gauthier, Blackwell, and Rooney. |
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Location: USA | I think the same could be said on Howden, Blackwell and Rooney....think Gauthier is a bit different, in that he has above average skating and size, but not sure that he's got the hockey sense, more than perhaps limits on ability with these other guys. |
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| I totally agree DiGiuseppe is not getting a five year deal but since he’s been here, he’s done a nice job plugging bottom two line holes. And now He, Chytil and Kakko are playing pretty solid as a unit. Hopefully Chytil doesn’t miss much time. Reality is he’s filling a hole til Barron, and Kravstov get here. But until then he’s doing a nice job. |
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