Always a pleasure to see your meandering prose.

Its more like Neutral zone crap and its only a matter of time when the “high profile” players break out of the systems because its killing their individual stats.

Without Dunham this season the Ranger$ would be leading the league in Goal Against.

You poorly overanalyzed a game that you didn’t even watch, in the Rangers/Ducks game. Are you kidding? The Rangers in quality chances edged them 25 to 11. Shots on goal… Somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 to 20-25. Ozolinsh’s goal deflected off of Poti. Niedermayer’s goal was deflected not only by him, but Kaspar also in front. Havelid’s blast was just a great shot, and it didn’t help having a screen in front. Sather has implemented a 1-2-2 trap, and they’ve stuck to it. And won some good games. Anaheim got some lucky bounces, and Gerber played great, he deserved a shutout, but Kovalev got his first one a nice slapshot.

You’re predicting a 7th straight playoffless season on Broadway due to one game in which you didn’t watch, and poorly analyzed. At least try to make some sense instead of jibber-jabbering.

No system… hmmm, if you actually watch the Rangers, you’d see that they’re playing a 1-2-2 Neutral Zone Trap, kid. The scoring isn’t that bad, it defenitely could be better, but it’s spread out. We haven’t had one clear cut guy scoring every game. Nedved has 3 goals, and now leads the team in scoring. Their power play is obviously going to be bad with their best pointman in Brian Leetch, and their top center in Eric Lindros out. Messier’s only getting this increased ice time due to Lindros’ injury. Rheaume was kind of a dumb move, I agree that Moore should have been called up. He scored 4 goals in the preseason, I thought he outplayed Jamie Lundmark for that spot. The defense is horrible? we’ve only let up more than 1 goal in 3 of our games, the 3 losses. If you watched the Rangers, and focused in on Mike Dunham, he lets up a lot of big rebounds. The defense has been great getting the puck out of there and getting it up ice and deep in the offensive zone, creating chances. The Rangers have gone back to the basics, something they haven’t done in years. I’m not saying that they’re totally turned around, but they’re on their way. Lack of special teams play… lol, ok, the power play, yes. The penalty kill? Who’s PK is first on home ice? The New York Rangers. And overall, they’re 7th, I believe.

You know that The Leafs are the greatest team and every player they have is Guy Lafleur of the 70′s !

jeesh,

and i thought you were one of the best writers on this site!

; )