Sam getting really excited about the carom

Sam getting really excited about the carom
- mdw7413

Almost as excited as the buff announcers get when the sabres do literally anything

Almost as excited as the buff announcers get when the sabres do literally anything
- picklerick

I'm so glad I don't have that feed

I'm so glad I don't have that feed
- mdw7413

I don’t have it either. Just PTSD from college

This Sabres team stinks.

Honestly I’m shocked vladdy was able to put that in

Honestly I’m shocked vladdy was able to put that in
- picklerick

Hes got 2

Lol

Hes got 2
- mdw7413

Send this Sabres team straight to hell. No stops or speed bumps.

Send this Sabres team straight to hell. No stops or speed bumps.
- tomburton99

Even 2 great picks sometimes doesn't work

Crazy thing about this game, Rangers scored 6 goals and the top line had nothing

Crazy thing about this game, Rangers scored 6 goals and the top line had nothing
- TPC

Kreids fault, probably gonna trade him

Shatty was a plus 4

Kreids fault, probably gonna trade him
- mdw7413

Rangers are in playoff push, no one moving

Shatty was a plus 4
- mdw7413

Sign him to an extension, STAT!

Friedman talking Stars and Zucc on NHL network.

Friedman talking Stars and Zucc on NHL network.
- tomburton99

What do they have

Cam Talbot trade officially completed this early morning hour, with him heading back East to the Flyers in exchange for goalie Anthony Stolarz.
Carter Hart must have really had a great say for that deal to come down, but a few weeks too late for Rangers fans hoping for them to make a playoff push. That, after Stolarz stoned them back then in that last match up in a 1-0 Flyers win, despite the Rangers out shooting Philly 38-19 in SOG that game at MSG. Had he remained in Philly, they would have likely faced him in their one more match up left this season. But they still may do so anyway, when they play at Edmonton on their trip to Western Canada later on.

Larry Brooks column:

There has been a shift in the dynamic as the Rangers approach the Feb. 25 trade deadline.

The Post has learned that general manager Jeff Gorton is now engaged in an ongoing dialogue with the agents for pending free agents Mats Zuccarello and Kevin Hayes as the Blueshirts weigh extending the contracts of two of their best players against the return they might get for either or both on the market.

Cap considerations for 2019-20 and beyond are also a major part of the equation. There is, we are told, considerable distance between the parties, but that is to be expected as the negotiating process with each player is in a relatively early stage. The Blueshirts appear to have approximately $25 million with which to work next season, though the team could clear approximately $7.5 million of space by buying out Kevin Shattenkirk and Brendan Smith. Signing Hayes and Zuccarello would likely amount to between $11.5-and-$12 million

Larry's out of his mind on the buying out Shattenkirk idea, or he just didn't realize it

in 2020-21, Shatty would have a 6 million cap hit:

https://www.capfriendly.c...kevin-shattenkirk#results

Cam Talbot trade officially completed this early morning hour, with him heading back East to the Flyers in exchange for goalie Anthony Stolarz.
Carter Hart must have really had a great say for that deal to come down, but a few weeks too late for Rangers fans hoping for them to make a playoff push. That, after Stolarz stoned them back then in that last match up in a 1-0 Flyers win, despite the Rangers out shooting Philly 38-19 in SOG that game at MSG. Had he remained in Philly, they would have likely faced him in their one more match up left this season. But they still may do so anyway, when they play at Edmonton on their trip to Western Canada later on.
- RangerSaver

I don't understand how a one for one trade like this takes "days and days of negotiations"

Larry Brooks column:

There has been a shift in the dynamic as the Rangers approach the Feb. 25 trade deadline.

The Post has learned that general manager Jeff Gorton is now engaged in an ongoing dialogue with the agents for pending free agents Mats Zuccarello and Kevin Hayes as the Blueshirts weigh extending the contracts of two of their best players against the return they might get for either or both on the market.

Cap considerations for 2019-20 and beyond are also a major part of the equation. There is, we are told, considerable distance between the parties, but that is to be expected as the negotiating process with each player is in a relatively early stage. The Blueshirts appear to have approximately $25 million with which to work next season, though the team could clear approximately $7.5 million of space by buying out Kevin Shattenkirk and Brendan Smith. Signing Hayes and Zuccarello would likely amount to between $11.5-and-$12 million
- jimbro83

You just ruined Tom’s day

Larry Brooks column:

There has been a shift in the dynamic as the Rangers approach the Feb. 25 trade deadline.

The Post has learned that general manager Jeff Gorton is now engaged in an ongoing dialogue with the agents for pending free agents Mats Zuccarello and Kevin Hayes as the Blueshirts weigh extending the contracts of two of their best players against the return they might get for either or both on the market.

Cap considerations for 2019-20 and beyond are also a major part of the equation. There is, we are told, considerable distance between the parties, but that is to be expected as the negotiating process with each player is in a relatively early stage. The Blueshirts appear to have approximately $25 million with which to work next season, though the team could clear approximately $7.5 million of space by buying out Kevin Shattenkirk and Brendan Smith. Signing Hayes and Zuccarello would likely amount to between $11.5-and-$12 million
- jimbro83

So much for rebuilding.

So much for rebuilding.
- 2sticks1puck

this is going to change everyday

wouldn't be surprised if Rangers are happy to put this out there to make potential suitors panic that we arent trading them

in other words, maybe some leverage in trade negotiations