Saw this on carps message board...got a chuckle out of it...
When JT Miller scores: “It’s Miller Time”

When Roman Hamrlik scores: “It’s Hamr Time”

When Brian Boyle scores: “It’s a miracle”
- Blueshirts4ever

not sure we'll really have to worry about either of these scenarios

Just getting the feeling Nash is going to score every night....loved Hank's comments the other night about it being so nice to have someone as talented as #61...in other words its nice that I don't have to be perfect every damn night for us to win...

yeah, I am so lucky my commute to work is from Farmingdale to Melville, just straight up 110. Very thankful yo.
- jimbro83

Try driving to Stamford from Merrick daily. That snow storm in early Nov, took me 3 1/2 hours to get home

Try driving to Stamford from Merrick daily. That snow storm in early Nov, took me 3 1/2 hours to get home
- airjan23

no thank you!

Saw this on carps message board...got a chuckle out of it...
When JT Miller scores: “It’s Miller Time”

When Roman Hamrlik scores: “It’s Hamr Time”

When Brian Boyle scores: “It’s a miracle”
- Blueshirts4ever

Boyle scores tonight. Lock it up

Boyle scores tonight. Lock it up
- Slimtj100

you off today?

Try driving to Stamford from Merrick daily. That snow storm in early Nov, took me 3 1/2 hours to get home
- airjan23

We are practically working neighbors...

Boyle scores tonight. Lock it up
- Slimtj100

You mean he is getting laid?

you off today?
- jimbro83

No I have an iPhone now

I'm actually getting paid OT today. Holla

Interesting, just read we have 49 contracts now. if Zuccs comes back thats 50. Any move at the deadline would require moving a contract.

No I have an iPhone now

I'm actually getting paid OT today. Holla
- Slimtj100

Nice.

Slimtj is my brother fellas, in case anyone remembers.

Don't get banned.

Interesting, just read we have 49 contracts now. if Zuccs comes back thats 50. Any move at the deadline would require moving a contract.
- mrhattrick27

I know, I was thinking about this after Brooks mentioned it.

We aren't really in a position to be making any 2 for 1 trades either with our depth or lack there of.

I know, I was thinking about this after Brooks mentioned it.

We aren't really in a position to be making any 2 for 1 trades either with our depth or lack there of.
- jimbro83

Boyle and a pick/prospect for a better 3rd line player (or center).

Boyle and a pick/prospect for a better 3rd line player (or center).
- aecliptic

possible

I have to give credit to Boyle for going 11-2 on faceoffs vs Flyers the other night with Richards out of lineup.

I will always give credit where credit is due.

I know, I was thinking about this after Brooks mentioned it.

We aren't really in a position to be making any 2 for 1 trades either with our depth or lack there of.
- jimbro83

More like we'd be tossing in a minor leaguer to make it work. That happens quite a bit. But still adds a wrinkle cause a team can be a Richard and want a decent one knowign they have to get a player for it to work.

I love looking at the way yahoo out up players stats with the game log. When a player he is hot, it makes him look out of this world, like this guy:

http://sports.yahoo.com/n...nxC_l._F6U6g36RObfxdivLYF

possible

I have to give credit to Boyle for going 11-2 on faceoffs vs Flyers the other night with Richards out of lineup.

I will always give credit where credit is due.
- jimbro83

He was good on faceoffs last year too... atleast hes doing that, its a pretty important (and underrated) thing.

possible

I have to give credit to Boyle for going 11-2 on faceoffs vs Flyers the other night with Richards out of lineup.

I will always give credit where credit is due.
- jimbro83

Boyle has proven to be a real streaky player. He has some periods of really bad play (as we have see throughout this year), but also has some periods where he can be really effective. He has really worn on my patience this year, however, in that he is trainwreck offensively and with the puck.

Boyle has proven to be a real streaky player. He has some periods of really bad play (as we have see throughout this year), but also has some periods where he can be really effective. He has really worn on my patience this year, however, in that he is trainwreck offensively and with the puck.
- Pete V

Someone is going to find value in him and we can flip the pick we get in a package for a player. Someone out west will view him as the 3rd line center they need.

Someone is going to find value in him and we can flip the pick we get in a package for a player. Someone out west will view him as the 3rd line center they need.
- mrhattrick27

Why not just flip him for a player? If you think you need more defense (obviously depending on what is going on with Staal), you can flip him in a deal for a Ryan Whitney, Ian White, Robin Reghyr, Doug Murray, Michael Rozsival type. And there are probably countless forwards that will be available, so maybe he moves in forward-forward type deal.

Or, if money or contract limits aren't a concern, keep him and throw him on the fourth line (although with the cap crunch next year, I think the Rangers may try to shed his $1.8 million).

Why not just flip him for a player? If you think you need more defense (obviously depending on what is going on with Staal), you can flip him in a deal for a Ryan Whitney, Ian White, Robin Reghyr, Doug Murray, Michael Rozsival type. And there are probably countless forwards that will be available, so maybe he moves in forward-forward type deal.

Or, if money or contract limits aren't a concern, keep him and throw him on the fourth line (although with the cap crunch next year, I think the Rangers may try to shed his $1.8 million).
- Pete V

Because then you are limited and a contending team doesn't want to part with a player and a sellign team does no want Brian Boyle or won't pay up. Let's say the Hawks could use him. Who of valeu are we takign from them? Nothing. But you get a pick and flip it to a seller, add a 3rd we own, and you get a good player back. Redwings and TB were involved in something similar 2 seasons ago with Quincy and a 1st rounder.

Because then you are limited and a contending team doesn't want to part with a player and a sellign team does no want Brian Boyle or won't pay up. Let's say the Hawks could use him. Who of valeu are we takign from them? Nothing. But you get a pick and flip it to a seller, add a 3rd we own, and you get a good player back. Redwings and TB were involved in something similar 2 seasons ago with Quincy and a 1st rounder.
- mrhattrick27

Makes sense to me. Although I would mind moving him and another asset to the Sharks for Ryan Clowe. I think the Rangers are going to run into some stiff competition for Clowe, however, if they really want him.

Makes sense to me. Although I would mind moving him and another asset to the Sharks for Ryan Clowe. I think the Rangers are going to run into some stiff competition for Clowe, however, if they really want him.
- Pete V

Rangers are probably more interested in rentals. Clowe is definitely no rental, as much as Id like to have him, we would have to pony up something good for him. Some combo of Thomas, Lindberg, Fasth... picks... and Boyle, at the very least.

Makes sense to me. Although I would mind moving him and another asset to the Sharks for Ryan Clowe. I think the Rangers are going to run into some stiff competition for Clowe, however, if they really want him.
- Pete V

I know he's struggling but to me, if he can be last year Dubi I'm ok with that and think he'd fit perfectly. Sure he isn't scoring anymore for whatever reason, but if he can provide that type of role for us he'd be a great fit, and maybe he begins to pot one here or there.

I would love for the Rangers to make a deal with the Sharks for Clowe and Murray, I think they both would fit in real well here. Also, in the past when ive seen Brenden Morrow play ive thought he would also be a good player to acquire for how the Rangers play. To be honest I'm not sure how well he's doing this year but I'm pretty sure he's going to be a UFA after this year (could be wrong) and could fit in well.