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1 minute ago, The Dude said:

Guess you missed him over powering Johnston in the scrum. Dude is a serious physical specimen. 

I was there in Bridgeport so it was a bit hard seeing every player. Plus no replay.

3 minutes ago, Drew a Penalty said:

He was literally holding Johnston in a headlock.

sorry then, I seen three Rangers actively engaing after the hit and I though I just seen  Miller skating away while this was still happenning. 

I am sorry, I was a bit disgusted seeing Rangers sticking up for each other and Miller just skates away. For his size, he definitly does not have an edge.

Which is why they should’ve traded Kreider.

I think it's safe to say that at the beginning of the season no on this forum thought the Rangers has a snowball's chance in hell of making the playoffs. They went on a nice little run after January but this was never a playoff team. I don't think we should be surprised that they were schooled by a much better, playoff ready/experienced team. This was a men vs. boys series. This little 'exhibition' was just gravy for this Rangers team. They're lucky they even got the experience. This is all about the future, not the present.

 

My questions are not about this series. My questions are about who is on this team next year and who isn't.

 

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Tony, I like your most more realistic viewpoint on the playoff ouster. After hearing that the Rangers had 8! players in their first playoff series was quite sobering plus the layoff. I am not so down on the team, but actually proud of what they were accomplishing before the COVID and you got a brief glimpse of what the team will be capable of. With Igor we HAVE the building blocks to contend for some time.

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