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[brooks] This Feels Like the End for Chris Kreider and the Rangers
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Would still like to see Kreider re-signed at a reasonable rate. On the open market he would probably get somewhere in the vicinity of 5-6 years x 7M. If he's open to somewhere in the 6-6.5 range right now I think I'd go for it. Yes he is an inconsistent 50 point player, but he brings more than scoring. Leadership and physical presence. -
2019 Off-Season Thread: We Got This Bread, Man
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
I want to see Buchnevich on a line with Panarin very badly. Feel like that's a perfect fit. Kreider - Zibanejad - Kravtsov/Kakko Panarin - Chytil - Buchnevich Lemieux - Strome - Kravtsov/Kakko Andersson - Howden - Fast Adjust the kids as necessary. See who flourishes. -
It really is amazing. Instead of using cap space on players like JT Miller and Kevin Hayes, there was able to use the space to sign a premier player in the league. Not enough can be said about the decisions Gorton has made throughout this entire process that started a couple years ago. Imagine having McDonagh, Hayes, and Miller contracts instead of Panarin and soon to be Trouba. That is such a drastic shift in talent. Nothing against McDonagh who I loved.
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[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
If anyone is wondering where the line is, this is past it. -
[tsn] Corey Perry Expected to Join Stars
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in Hockey Around the Globe
Stars made a wise choice with Pavelski/Perry over Zuccarello, while saving the 1st round pick. -
article: Measuring Success for an Artemi Panarin-less New York Rangers
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
I really don't see anyone that thinks not getting Panarin would be a bad route to take. I think most here are good either way, with some having a preference for the Panarin route. You're the only poster I've seen here who is egotistical about your opinion on it. -
article: Measuring Success for an Artemi Panarin-less New York Rangers
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
I still would love Nylander. Almost more than Panarin because of his age and cap hit. 7m for a 23 year old 60 point center is actually very solid. If they need to shave even a little bit of space this season, then perhaps they would be interested in Kreider. -
[friedman] PIT Trades Phil Kessel to ARI for Alex Galchenyuk
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in Hockey Around the Globe
? Kessell is a much better player. It's good for Pitt from a standpoint that they relieve some cap space though. -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Lol we are talking 4 years from now when you think we will be cap strapped from all of our prospects making big bucks. Keep up. -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Nah. It's precisely why you sign him. Odds are he's better than most or all of our prospects ever will be, though I hold some optimism that one or two will turn out to be stars. I'll pay the money for high end talent. -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
The reality is that not all of the prospects will pan out and command high dollar contracts. It's also probably not reasonable to assume they all bust. Both of those scenarios are unrealistic as it will probably be somewhere in between. 1, maybe 2 if you're lucky, might be at that level where you have to pay them a high dollar contract. The others will be at some level ranging anywhere from bust to 2nd line player. Those are the guys you eventually move if you need cap space, because those are the guys that would never be as good as Panarin is. -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Bingo. The center position will work itself out. There's this false narrative that the Rangers won't have cap space to sign their prospects in 4 years, and all of whom supposedly will explode into franchise players and they won't all fit under the cap. If that happens, not only will I be doing backflips at our good fortune, but those guys will fill the holes that people are complaining. If it doesn't happen, then those guys won't get a ton of money and cap space really isn't a problem is it? -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Not true. -
2019 Off-Season Thread: We Got This Bread, Man
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Spooner buyout saves the Rangers some money right? -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
Parise wasn't the same elite player after the knee injury and they committed to him until he is at least 37. Panarin doesn't have either of those question marks. Also, 7.5/year for a 60 point Parise hasn't been that bad a contract for the Wild honestly. -
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2019 Off-Season Thread: We Got This Bread, Man
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
I really want Panarin, but the Rangers will be just fine if it doesn't happen. It's a great position to be in, where plan B makes pretty much as much sense as plan A. -
[brooks] Where Rangers Will Draw the Line on Artemi Panarin
BrooksBurner replied to Phil's topic in New York Rangers
He'll probably get paid more than Kreider.