Join hosts Nick Zararis and Andrew Chelney on this episode of Liberty Blue for a deep dive resisting some of the Rangers biggest decisions over the last 20 years and the butterfly effect of each move
The biggest New York Rangers sliding door moments of the last 20 years
3:45 Buying low on Steven Stamkos
11:06 Tortorella gets a mulligan
18:01 Girardi for Folwer
23:52 Moving on from Vigneault
28:46 Making the bubble playoffs
32:34 Acquiring Eichel
39:52 Signing Scott Gomez
46:13 No Zibanejad
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5 Comments
like the show, but the chesney guy knows nothing about sports. love when he refers to players just not caring, or when he talks about coaching (btw, great coaches have great players, crappy coaches have a crappy roster). like the other guy, he is good at contextualizing his analysis.
dolan is the nhl's jerry jones…they care about being 'competitive. making money, but ultimately winning a championship is only gravy
Great Video, as usual, guys. I don't think that you're wrong on many of these things, but, I think that Alain Vigneault had them playing an Offensive Game, but, as you said, many of these players (especially the Defense) was starting to get Older & Should Have Been On Their Way Out (AV should've tried Eric Staal on The Top Line when they got him). Let me know what you think
I agree about The Jack Eichel Trade that was never made. I think that they could have even done it without sending Mika Zibanejad the other way, if the Jacob Trouba Trade was never made. Let me know what you think
I do, however, think that they'd overpaid Mika Zibanejad & I agree with you that LaF, Kakko & Chytil are, at best, only good 3rd Line Players, even though LaF is doing better. As you say in your video, he's not any type of Superstar, as Jack Eichel is. Let me know what you think