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Game 66 Wild vs. Bumblings
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New top 6 lines
Laf-Miller-Zib
Panarin-Trocheck-Cuylle
I like it. Get Laf back on his strong hand, hopefully more confident carrying the puck. Away from Panarin. No more backhand coasting looking cross-ice. Keep him there for a few games, not just the first 30 mins of tonight pls.
Cuylle carries the dirty work for that line and hopefully gets the other two going.
Laf-Miller-Zib
Panarin-Trocheck-Cuylle
I like it. Get Laf back on his strong hand, hopefully more confident carrying the puck. Away from Panarin. No more backhand coasting looking cross-ice. Keep him there for a few games, not just the first 30 mins of tonight pls.
Cuylle carries the dirty work for that line and hopefully gets the other two going.
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Miller certainly will rip Lafrenlazy if he is lazy.
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can Soucy be more slow. It's like Drury does not do his research when he acquires idiots like Soucy.
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wow. that was the worst call Ive ever seen on rempe.
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I really don't understand why Drury is paying this guy 11.5 million. Every game pretty much guaranteed he will give up a softie
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Lets see if 11.5 can hold the lead.
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yeah he will hold the lead, piece of garbage. Fuck you Drury for signing this moron to 7 more years
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Shesterkin is named the first star and people are bitching. That about sums up our fan base.
Biggest game of the season coming up in Columbus tomorrow night. Looks like the Sens are gone for the top WC, so one spot remaining. CBJ and the Rangers tied, CBJ has a game in hand. If CBJ wins tomorrow night they'll be 2 up with a game in hand. As close to a must win as you can get in mid-March.
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That was a nice win that shouldn't have gone to OT, sweet move by Schneider but he needs to start stepping up on opponents cruising through the crease, that second Wild goal was on him. I could feel Rempe's frustration but when you wear the Blueshirt in a league of Canadian refs who grew up hating the Rangers you have to roll with the punches. It's hard to believe that Laf only registered 1 SOG with multiple opportunities, he's 10 feet from the goal and looking to pass the puck.
I think the Debs spot is still in play with their injuries at 78 points now, there are 6 teams below them with 68 or more and 16 games left the Rangers are in a good spot.
I think the Debs spot is still in play with their injuries at 78 points now, there are 6 teams below them with 68 or more and 16 games left the Rangers are in a good spot.
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The Rangers aren't in a good spot. They fucking suck.
With regards to catching the Devs, this is where the math gets you:
Currently the Devs average 1.16 points per game (58.2% of their possible points), currently the Rangers average 1.06 points per game (53% of their possible points).
If the Devs average 1.16 PPG over their final 15 games they'll end with 95 points, meaning the Rangers will need 25 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 78% of their possible remaining points, well above the 53% the Rangers are at now (and the Devs currently own the tiebreaker).
Even if the Devs go down to 1 PPG over their final 15 games, they'll end with 93 points, meaning the Rangers will need 23 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 72% of their possible remaining points, well above the 53% the Rangers are at now.
Even if the Devs go down to .666 PPG over their final 15 games, they'll end with 88 points, meaning the Rangers will need 18 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 56.25% of their possible remaining points, still above the 53% the Rangers are at now.
Bottom line is unless the Devs collapse AND the Rangers play very well, the Rangers have no realistic shot to catch the Devs. Realistically, it's one spot remaining (if Ottawa struggles that spot could maybe be in play still - but it's a longshot), which is currently held by CBJ, meaning tonight's game is absolutely huge if the Rangers want to have a shot to make the playoffs.
Currently the Devs average 1.16 points per game (58.2% of their possible points), currently the Rangers average 1.06 points per game (53% of their possible points).
If the Devs average 1.16 PPG over their final 15 games they'll end with 95 points, meaning the Rangers will need 25 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 78% of their possible remaining points, well above the 53% the Rangers are at now (and the Devs currently own the tiebreaker).
Even if the Devs go down to 1 PPG over their final 15 games, they'll end with 93 points, meaning the Rangers will need 23 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 72% of their possible remaining points, well above the 53% the Rangers are at now.
Even if the Devs go down to .666 PPG over their final 15 games, they'll end with 88 points, meaning the Rangers will need 18 out of a possible 32 remaining points to tie the Devs, which would be 56.25% of their possible remaining points, still above the 53% the Rangers are at now.
Bottom line is unless the Devs collapse AND the Rangers play very well, the Rangers have no realistic shot to catch the Devs. Realistically, it's one spot remaining (if Ottawa struggles that spot could maybe be in play still - but it's a longshot), which is currently held by CBJ, meaning tonight's game is absolutely huge if the Rangers want to have a shot to make the playoffs.
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I said the Debs spot is in play Chuck with 6 teams, Ottawa is 3 points behind NJ, I think the Sens catch NJ regardless of their pre Hughes injury stats. As the games get more physical NJ gets more average, we shall see if they can hold onto a spot.
The Sens can catch the Devs, but that is totally meaningless as the Sens have nothing to do with the Devs, they are in separate divisions, so the Devs spot is not in play as it relates to the Sens. The top 3 in each division get in, and then 2 WC's regardless of division.
The Devs are locked into 3rd in the Met unless CBJ or the Rangers pass them, which 99% won't happen as both are 8 points behind the Devs (CBJ has a slightly better shot as they have 2 games in hand on NJ).
The Devs are locked into 3rd in the Met unless CBJ or the Rangers pass them, which 99% won't happen as both are 8 points behind the Devs (CBJ has a slightly better shot as they have 2 games in hand on NJ).
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The Rangers are 6 points behind the Debs with a game in hand so I guess we'll agree to disagree about the Rangers passing them.
Yup, I just don't see the math working for the Rangers to pass the Devs unless the Rangers play way above what they have done all season AND the Devs play way below what they have done all season.
Even if the Devs only get 50% of the points remaining available for them, 14 of 28, they'll finish with 92 points. That would mean the Rangers would need 20 of 30 points remaining for them to tie the Devs (and they have to pass them in regulation wins - which is the first TB). That would be a 66.66% point % from today forward.
For the season the Devs are currently at a 57.35% point %, and the Rangers are currently at a 53.73% point %. So, the Rangers would need to be MUCH better than they have been, even if the Devs are much worse than they have been and only get 50% of their remaining available points.
You can never say never, but it is highly unlikely based on pure numbers the Rangers can pass the Devs.
Even if the Devs only get 50% of the points remaining available for them, 14 of 28, they'll finish with 92 points. That would mean the Rangers would need 20 of 30 points remaining for them to tie the Devs (and they have to pass them in regulation wins - which is the first TB). That would be a 66.66% point % from today forward.
For the season the Devs are currently at a 57.35% point %, and the Rangers are currently at a 53.73% point %. So, the Rangers would need to be MUCH better than they have been, even if the Devs are much worse than they have been and only get 50% of their remaining available points.
You can never say never, but it is highly unlikely based on pure numbers the Rangers can pass the Devs.
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Truth is, I don't think it really matters. You could make the case you rather finish right where the Rangers sit currently, the 2nd WC spot.
Finishing in the 2nd WC spot means you play the Caps. Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the NJ/Carolina series.
If you move to the 1st WC spot, which is currently held by the Sens, you will play the Panthers most likely, outside shot you play the Lightning or Leafs if either passes the Panthers (unlikely). Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the Toronto/TB series.
If you move to 3rd in the Met, which is currently held by the Devs, you will play the Canes. Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the 2nd WC/Caps series.
Most likely the Rangers lose to any of those teams if they even get in, but given the circumstances, if you had the choice, I think you would say give me the 2nd WC, play the Caps in the 1st round, and stay in the Metro bracket.
Finishing in the 2nd WC spot means you play the Caps. Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the NJ/Carolina series.
If you move to the 1st WC spot, which is currently held by the Sens, you will play the Panthers most likely, outside shot you play the Lightning or Leafs if either passes the Panthers (unlikely). Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the Toronto/TB series.
If you move to 3rd in the Met, which is currently held by the Devs, you will play the Canes. Then if you win that series, you play the winner of the 2nd WC/Caps series.
Most likely the Rangers lose to any of those teams if they even get in, but given the circumstances, if you had the choice, I think you would say give me the 2nd WC, play the Caps in the 1st round, and stay in the Metro bracket.
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The Craps don't want the Rangers. One, with Rempe and the new guys they won't push them around. Two, Wilson is a simple minded moron who can't control his temper against the Rangers. Three, psychologically they are destroyed by the Rangers as they lose to them constantly in the playoffs.
First things first, the Rangers need to play well to even get in, but if they do, I'd give them a punchers chance against the Caps, and when you are the last team in, that's all you can ask for. If they played the Panthers for example, I'd give them just about no chance.
And I would agree about the Caps. I am sure they much rather play Montreal, CBJ, or Detroit over the Rangers.
And I would agree about the Caps. I am sure they much rather play Montreal, CBJ, or Detroit over the Rangers.
Chytil got crushed from behind last night, and it didn't look good for him.
In all too familiar scene, Filip Chytil was helped off the ice Saturday night in Vancouver after taking a blindside hit and sustaining a possible injury.
Considering Chytil’s history of head injuries and concussions, it was frightening to watch him get run from behind along the boards late in the third period against the Chicago Blackhawks.
It's a real shame, but it's another reason the Miller trade was a strong move, the Rangers simply didn't give up much to get him. Chytil is a huge risk to be done for a long time every time he takes a hit, especially a bad/cheap one like last night.
In all too familiar scene, Filip Chytil was helped off the ice Saturday night in Vancouver after taking a blindside hit and sustaining a possible injury.
Considering Chytil’s history of head injuries and concussions, it was frightening to watch him get run from behind along the boards late in the third period against the Chicago Blackhawks.
It's a real shame, but it's another reason the Miller trade was a strong move, the Rangers simply didn't give up much to get him. Chytil is a huge risk to be done for a long time every time he takes a hit, especially a bad/cheap one like last night.
