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  • FnCircus
    FnCircus Posts: 439
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    :) hey he wanted to play in the big city can ya blame him?
    I'll still root for him and personal success...............
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    :) hey he wanted to play in the big city can ya blame him?

    they make it sound like it was only after he couldnt iron something out in buffalo beforehand.

    then he looked towards broadway,...

    regardless i hope he does well here.
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  • FnCircus
    FnCircus Posts: 439
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    they make it sound like it was only after he couldnt iron something out in buffalo beforehand.

    then he looked towards broadway,...

    regardless i hope he does well here.
    word had it that they had something ironed out, but the Buff brass didn't get around to putting it on paper..........until it was too late.

    but nonetheless, he's a blueshirt, a happy one at that.
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    i read sean avery is now sporting a mohawk

    what a nut


    Henrik Likes New Look


    HENRIK LIKES RANGERS' NEW LOOK
    By BRETT CYRGALIS
    NET GAIN: Goaltender Henrik Lundqvist says the addition of free agents Chris Drury and Scott Gomez gives the Rangers enough firepower to make a run for the Stanley Cup.September 18, 2007 -- July 1 was the date the Rangers ransacked the free-agent market by signing stud centers Chris Drury and Scott Gomez, but July 11 was the date they set the hopes of the season on solid ground.

    Goalie Henrik Lundqvist knows how good both Drury and Gomez are, and that is why only 10 days after watching GM Glen Sather shell out a combined $83.75 million for the two stars, Lundqvist signed a modest, one-year, $4.25 million deal.

    In line for a more lucrative, long-term deal, Lundqvist saw the opportunity to be a part of a winning situation and let his greed, at least for the meantime, fall by the wayside.

    "I think we have a good crew here," Lundqvist said yesterday at training camp in Greenburgh. "But it's not just Drury, Gomez, and [Jaromir] Jagr. The big thing is we all have to play our best if we want to be a top team."

    Lundqvist has played a combined 23 games against Drury (while with Buffalo) and Gomez (Devils) over the past two years and now has seen them up close in camp for the last five days.

    "They're both really good skaters, good speed, and smart players," Lundqvist said. "They will definitely help our transition game and give our offense a little extra push, for sure.

    "They're also good players at the other end," Lundqvist said. "In the [defensive] zone, they play responsibly, and that's going to help us as well."

    Last season, Lundqvist did just about everything in his power to help the team win. After a slow start, the 25-year-old netminder was outstanding after the All-Star break, leading all starting goalies with a 1.80 goals against average and going 18-7-6 in 33 games.

    Before getting bounced by the Sabres in last season's Eastern Conference semifinals, Lundqvist had a 2.07 goals against average in 10 playoff games.

    "He's been great," Jagr said after light-heartedly hassling Lundqvist about how many pucks got by him in yesterday's 45-minute practice session. "Just don't let that happen when the games count."

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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    from the bulletin
    Defense was where Ranger regulars sat out in numbers to give young guys an extra look. Liffiton was a stand-out player and his partner Corey Potter looked like he has potential. Mike Sauer was steady again, but his partner Marc Staal struggled with the puck all game long and again had difficulty handling Jagr. Thomas Pock was error-prone, with his partner Dan Girardi not having his best outing of camp. The pairings of Tyutin and Andrew Hutchison as well as Darius Kasparaitis and Bobby Sanguinetti were not notable either way (other than Tyutin making sure to go back at Lessard when he had the chance).


    been readiung good things about this Liffiton kid.
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    Bulletin


    September 18, 2007
    First Cut
    Twelve players to Hartford camp, no surprises: goalies Chris Holt and Matt Zaba; defensemen Clayton Barthel, Corey Potter, and Jake Taylor; forwards Joe Barnes, Alex Bourret, Brodie Dupont, Mitch Fritz, Bruce Graham, Greg Moore, and Jordan Owens. Maybe Bourret would have been considered a surprise until learning today of his shoulder injury. Maybe Tommy Pyatt not being in this group is also a bit of a surprise, considering Dupont is already on his way down. Bobby Sanguinetti, the only player eligibile for junior hockey, will eventually be sent back to Brampton, but there's no rush -- it's worth giving him a taste of team-building and pre-season games.
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  • Bathgate66
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    Jessiman has taken an interesting course of action in trying to prepare himself for the latter. Never known as fighter despite his size, he took boxing lessons over the summer. "I worked with a boxing coach in the city," Jessiman said. "He not only helped me physically, but mentally. That helped me wrap my head around the fact that this is the year that I’ll be playing in Madison Square Garden. I haven’t fought out on the ice but I plan to quite a bit more. I didn’t really know how to throw a punch at the beginning of the summer. Last year I was fighting a little bit, but I really didn’t know what I was doing. I need to add it into my game. It’s not something I'm focusing on, but it's something that will help me, and help my teammates at times."

    hows that for confidence ? :confused:

    :eek: :eek:
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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    an article on everyone's favorite





    September 20, 2007 -- Following a trade from the Los Angeles Kings on Feb. 5, forward Sean Avery seamlessly blended with his new Rangers teammates while providing a much-needed spark to a club whose waves of inconsistency were more consistent than any NHL team last season.

    Avery produced eight goals and 12 assists to help the Rangers to a 17-6-6 record in their stretch run to the playoffs, as well as their first playoff-series win since 1997. Before the trade, the Rangers were 25-24-4.

    Entering this season with a full training camp and preseason with his teammates, Avery said he expects to see an increase in chemistry that will contribute to superseding last season's success.

    "This is the time of year that you build a little bit of cohesion amongst each other. I've organized a couple of team dinners, late nights," Avery said at training camp yesterday. "Usually those are the best times you can get to know the new guys, and guys that you do know, you talk about old times, talk about last year, talk about the summer, and talk about how good we feel about the upcoming season."

    Though Avery's efforts were lauded by coaches and teammates last season, he was criticized by Rangers management in his arbitration hearing this summer, described as "a detriment to the team" and "not a mature player" who "plays, at times, like an individual rather than a member of the team."

    "If anything, it's a positive motivation for me," Avery said. "It's certainly not something that's been talked about. It's done with and it's swept under the rug, but I dealt with it. You're not gonna forget about it, and you just try and go out and prove everyone wrong."

    Avery, 27, wanted to secure a long-term deal in New York, but he was re-signed only to a one-year contract after he was awarded $1.9 million in arbitration.

    If Avery can be the spark, the Rangers have the potential to light a fire that will burn bright through the NHL.

    "We're gonna win a lot of games. We're gonna be a very difficult team to beat on a nightly basis and we're gonna win the Stanley Cup as far as I'm concerned," Avery said. "I think that, and I feel that right now this team is ready to make a 10-month commitment with each other and it's gonna be something that we'll remember for the rest of our lives."
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    tom night 1st game i cant believe it !!!


    ahhh the smell of fresh ice and dirty hotdogs!!!!
  • FnCircus
    FnCircus Posts: 439
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    "I think that, and I feel that right now this team is ready to make a 10-month commitment with each other and it's gonna be something that we'll remember for the rest of our lives."
    then they'll throw each other away like yesterday's trash...............:D

    dang, can't wait for the regular season to start.
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    F'n_Circus wrote:
    then they'll throw each other away like yesterday's trash...............:D

    dang, can't wait for the regular season to start.


    love that 10 month line :)
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    tom night 1st game i cant believe it !!!


    ahhh the smell of fresh ice and dirty hotdogs!!!!


    is this being televised ? against NJ Devils ?


    yeah baby
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  • NY PJ1
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    Bathgate66 wrote:
    is this being televised ? against NJ Devils ?


    yeah baby


    not sure if its on tv or not

    possibly though
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    x u going to game tom or yankee's ??

    ill meet u for a few at msg if u there

    i would imagine yankee's
  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    NY PJ1 wrote:
    not sure if its on tv or not

    possibly though



    sure hope so-


    im jonesing for a Ranger game.
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  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    Bathgate66 wrote:
    sure hope so-


    im jonesing for a Ranger game.


    u and me both

    i believe the home preseason games are shown on tv?
  • kenshunt
    kenshunt London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,863
    i've had 2 Leaf games in a row on LTV and a third tonight, good luck hope the Rangers game is on for u guys.
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    Also the other day, Jagr asked Sean Avery if he really said the Rangers would start out 18-2. Avery said yes. Jagr asked, why didn't you just say we'd start 20-0? Well, Avery shot back, I'm gonna have a couple of bad days. For more on Avery, see today's Post. The Daily News has an article on the Rangers' team building trip to West Point. Jason Strudwick is the subject in the Journal News. Paul Mara is interviewed at NYR.com. Rangers Report has various comments on various issues here, here, and here. Blue Notes does the math and notes that the Rangers have gotten younger since last year at this time. Hockey's Future reviews Ranger training camp.




    so it looks like the NYR went up to west point as they have done the past few seasons-
    i like the drills they showed them doing last year
    odd things that build trust and communication.
    a 3 legged race was 1 of them .
    another involved being blindfolded and getting thru a course with the help of your teammates.
    interesting stuff,...


    bring on the games already ,.....drop the puck and please oh please

    be on MSG Network :mad:
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  • NY PJ1
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    Bathgate66 wrote:
    Also the other day, Jagr asked Sean Avery if he really said the Rangers would start out 18-2. Avery said yes. Jagr asked, why didn't you just say we'd start 20-0? Well, Avery shot back, I'm gonna have a couple of bad days. For more on Avery, see today's Post. The Daily News has an article on the Rangers' team building trip to West Point. Jason Strudwick is the subject in the Journal News. Paul Mara is interviewed at NYR.com. Rangers Report has various comments on various issues here, here, and here. Blue Notes does the math and notes that the Rangers have gotten younger since last year at this time. Hockey's Future reviews Ranger training camp.




    so it looks like the NYR went up to west point as they have done the past few seasons-
    i like the drills they showed them doing last year
    odd things that build trust and communication.
    a 3 legged race was 1 of them .
    another involved being blindfolded and getting thru a course with the help of your teammates.
    interesting stuff,...


    bring on the games already ,.....drop the puck and please oh please

    be on MSG Network :mad:

    im gonna check to see if game is on if not ill call u w/ updates :)
  • NY PJ1
    NY PJ1 Posts: 9,533
    good news

    friday night 6-7 rangers season preview

    7pm GAME TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEE HAW

    ALL ON MSG

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