The pressure never stopped.Kid line showing up again! That was possibly the best shift played by that line all year long. Chytil coming up huge, off an amazing pass from Miller.
An “insider” on a Ranger board I frequent posted after Chytil did well in the CAR series that before they made the Copp trade the Rangers had an offer turned down of Chytil, Lundkvist and the first round pick for JT Miller.Kid line showing up again! That was possibly the best shift played by that line all year long. Chytil coming up huge, off an amazing pass from Miller.
If that’s true, man did we luck out. Not only in keeping Chytil and getting his postseason production, but I’m guessing Vancouver’s refusal caused us to move on and make the Copp deal.An “insider” on a Ranger board I frequent posted after Chytil did well in the CAR series that before they made the Copp trade the Rangers had an offer turned down of Chytil, Lundkvist and the first round pick for JT Miller.
I would have hated that trade, and Vancouver is probably starting to regret their decision,
Hate would be an understatement. That would've been ton of assets for 1Y of JT freaking Miller.An “insider” on a Ranger board I frequent posted after Chytil did well in the CAR series that before they made the Copp trade the Rangers had an offer turned down of Chytil, Lundkvist and the first round pick for JT Miller.
I would have hated that trade, and Vancouver is probably starting to regret their decision,
It has become more common to pull the goalie earlier. Patrick Roy started that trend during his short period as an NHL coach, and I love it. Personally, I've always felt as though if nobody scores when the goalie is pulled, it means you probably should have pulled him earlier. Either you score and tie the game, or you give up another goal that seals the loss--so if the game ends with the score still the same, you should have given yourself more time with the extra attacker. In the 2015 NCAA tournament, Miami of Ohio pulled their goalie with 12 minutes left while down 6-2 to Providence. They scored three goals with the extra attacker to get back within a goal, and would have tied it if not for a loose puck bouncing over a forward's stick inside the crease behind the goalie. They ended up giving up an empty-netter with 7 seconds left to lose 7-5. One of the craziest third periods I've ever seen.after pulling the goalie with 3:49 left (earliest I can ever recall a goalie being pulled) and scoring with about 2 minutes left and then applying incredible pressure at the end, but they couldn't convert. Love playoff hockey.
Tampa finally figured out in the last 5 minutes where the Rangers’ weakness is, which is inexplicable given other teams like CAR have shown how to do it.What a game 2 between the Rangers and TB! I have a minor rooting interest in the Rangers, because one of my best friends is a Ranger nut and season ticket holder for a long time, who has brought me to some games over the years, including some playoff games, but I'd rather see it go 7 than a sweep, only because I like watching good hockey. This is not a fluke - the Rangers look like the better team, which says a lot. Thought TB might tie it up at the end, after pulling the goalie with 3:49 left (earliest I can ever recall a goalie being pulled) and scoring with about 2 minutes left and then applying incredible pressure at the end, but they couldn't convert. Love playoff hockey.
Careful to Rangers fans that attend games
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Cops ID NYC suspect with 43 prior arrests in unprovoked stabbing outside pub near MSG
The suspect, David Helles, has 43 prior arrests with multiple fare beating collars, the sources said. His most recent arrest came in 2020 for marijuana sales, the sources said.nypost.com
I think the Rangers will win, but I'd be surprised if it doesn't go 6 or 7 games. TB is the two-time defending champs and I think they'll bounce back.Only drama left is 4 or 5 games.
I like the trend too, but don't recall a pull that early. They clearly weren't going to win even up, so why not pull the goalie early - there is no downside other than losing by 1-2 more goals and there's obviously much more upside. Hadn't heard about the Miami example - that's pretty cool.It has become more common to pull the goalie earlier. Patrick Roy started that trend during his short period as an NHL coach, and I love it. Personally, I've always felt as though if nobody scores when the goalie is pulled, it means you probably should have pulled him earlier. Either you score and tie the game, or you give up another goal that seals the loss--so if the game ends with the score still the same, you should have given yourself more time with the extra attacker. In the 2015 NCAA tournament, Miami of Ohio pulled their goalie with 12 minutes left while down 6-2 to Providence. They scored three goals with the extra attacker to get back within a goal, and would have tied it if not for a loose puck bouncing over a forward's stick inside the crease behind the goalie. They ended up giving up an empty-netter with 7 seconds left to lose 7-5. One of the craziest third periods I've ever seen.
It happens a lot in college hockey. Rand Pecknold at Quinnipiac is known to pull the goalie as early as 8 minutes left. I’ve seen games where they were down a few goals and came back to win. Unfortunately he did it in the NCAA tournament this year against Michigan when QU had them on the ropes. Win some, lose some.It has become more common to pull the goalie earlier. Patrick Roy started that trend during his short period as an NHL coach, and I love it. Personally, I've always felt as though if nobody scores when the goalie is pulled, it means you probably should have pulled him earlier. Either you score and tie the game, or you give up another goal that seals the loss--so if the game ends with the score still the same, you should have given yourself more time with the extra attacker. In the 2015 NCAA tournament, Miami of Ohio pulled their goalie with 12 minutes left while down 6-2 to Providence. They scored three goals with the extra attacker to get back within a goal, and would have tied it if not for a loose puck bouncing over a forward's stick inside the crease behind the goalie. They ended up giving up an empty-netter with 7 seconds left to lose 7-5. One of the craziest third periods I've ever seen.
Not punishing people when they commit crimes leads to them committing more crimes. Who da thunk it?NYC very different from 10-15 years ago. Sad.
Rangers did it against the Pens in first round IIRC. I think game 3I like the trend too, but don't recall a pull that early. They clearly weren't going to win even up, so why not pull the goalie early - there is no downside other than losing by 1-2 more goals and there's obviously much more upside. Hadn't heard about the Miami example - that's pretty cool.
It's obviously very rare but I've seen a few times where a team pulls their goalie mid-game when down a few goals and going on a powerplay to try to make it a 6-on-4 to get back in the game.I like the trend too, but don't recall a pull that early. They clearly weren't going to win even up, so why not pull the goalie early - there is no downside other than losing by 1-2 more goals and there's obviously much more upside. Hadn't heard about the Miami example - that's pretty cool.
This man is a perfect example of someone who should be locked up in an asylum with no attempt to rehabilitate or treat.Careful to Rangers fans that attend games
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Cops ID NYC suspect with 43 prior arrests in unprovoked stabbing outside pub near MSG
The suspect, David Helles, has 43 prior arrests with multiple fare beating collars, the sources said. His most recent arrest came in 2020 for marijuana sales, the sources said.nypost.com
The 94 NYR parade was probably the best sporting event I ever experienced. So much fun. Spent a lot of time in the shadow of the towers that entire day. Also checked out Trinity Church for the first time. Attended the NYY parade in 96, which was a blast, but had less time to hang out for that one.I miss NYC, like it was in the days of Rudy and Bloomberg!
While Tampa has looked lethargic, I expect them to win the next 2 at home. If Shesterkin can steal one of these next 2, they will win in 5 games. If Tampa gets wins in the next 2, I think it goes 7!
Great memories I'm sure! I miss those days, NYC is now Newark (even worse) IMO. I refuse to go, as I don't think it is worth it, especially at night!!!The 94 NYR parade was probably the best sporting event I ever experienced. So much fun. Spent a lot of time in the shadow of the towers that entire day. Also checked out Trinity Church for the first time. Attended the NYY parade in 96, which was a blast, but had less time to hang out for that one.
For the Rangers to win I think it is imperative, from their perspective, to grab 1 game in Tampa. My hunch, as a Devils fan makes me sick 😆, I think they at least make it to the final!Really need to grab 1 of 2 in Tampa. Rangers have got them down, regardless of venue, I don't want them to get up. Tied 2-2, I feel favors experience and the team that didn't already go 7 games twice.
Let's wrap it up before Game 6.
I disagree.While Tampa has looked lethargic, I expect them to win the next 2 at home. If Shesterkin can steal one of these next 2, they will win in 5 games. If Tampa gets wins in the next 2, I think it goes 7I disagree.
Never count out a champion, Tampa has a few new guys not on the Cup as well. The crowd will invigorate them IMO.I disagree.
This series is going 5 games max.
Rangers have skated circles around TB.
and they are much deeper.
Tampas 3rd best forward can’t play due to injury.
Look at the Devils social media handle and then look at the Rangers.Never count out a champion, Tampa has a few new guys not on the Cup as well. The crowd will invigorate them IMO.
Now I hate saying this, but I sense this is the Rangers year. If I'm right it will be 2 Cups in 82 years. From my personal perspective I hope this off-season has the same effect on Devils owner's Blitzer and Harris, as the 86 Mets and their success after had on Steinbrenner and the Yankees. The Mets getting the back page and becoming the top baseball team in NYC, plus GS's later suspension, led to the championships later. The NJD owners need to find the right hockey guy to run the team!
I don't look at the Devils Social Media for that reason! It is apparent, they own the Devils just for the arena. It is the same reason they 💘 PK, they are concerned with wokism not winning!!!Look at the Devils social media handle and then look at the Rangers.
The Devils owners are more concerned about Pride Month than hockey.
Dolan has issues as a owner, but wokeness isn’t one of them.Look at the Devils social media handle and then look at the Rangers.
The Devils owners are more concerned about Pride Month than hockey.
I’d take him in a heartbeat over Josh Harris.Dolan has issues as a owner, but wokeness isn’t one of them.
He’s done a good job with the Rangers. Not so much with the Knicks!I’d take him in a heartbeat over Josh Harris.
Used to be the exact opposite.He’s done a good job with the Rangers. Not so much with the Knicks!
No shit 🤣The owners have very little to do with the social media posts.
Trouba single handedly keeping the Rangers from going up 3-0 with his penalties.No shit 🤣
But the people they hire in mgmt do the hiring for social media
Every non-hockey hire by the Devils owner is WOKE
Even some hockey operations hires
I didn’t think that one was a hold.Trouba single handedly keeping the Rangers from going up 3-0 with his penalties.