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Yeah, but we're talking about one of the greatest goaltenders in the history of the game. The fan base would set fire to Prudential Center if that happened, no matter what our opinion is of his current performance; he's retiring here, and the number 30 will be raised the day he does. Leetch and Messier aren't really parallel examples in my opinion. |
I think they are parallel examples. Messier is the same status in NYC as Brodeur is to Jersey.
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Parise is okay? He's probably a top 10 forward in the NHL and it's not just us Devils fans saying that. Any team would be more than happy to take him and offer him a $6 million contract. I think we're gunna see some offer sheets when he becomes a RFA after this season. |
He was playing ok this season. I know he's a great player, but he wasn't THAT impressive before he got injured this season.
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You're making crazy assumptions, man... If all the personnel that I listed were injured, the AHL players that would have to be called up would NOT be suitable replacements, for any team for that matter. You're saying Volchenkov is okay, Rolston and Salvador suck, Parise is okay. Whatever your opinion is of them, that's our TEAM, and the minor leaguers that are making up our team because of all of this obviously aren't getting the job done, nor can they be expected to. |
The Rangers are basically the Hartford Wolf Pack right now in their third/fourth line and third d-pairing.
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The team the Rangers played the other night were the Albany Devils, not the New Jersey Devils: Alexander Vasyunov, Brad Mills, Stephen Gionta, Patrick Davis, Alex Urbom-Olivier Magnan, Matt Taormina. A month and a half ago in training camp, these were the players cut within the first 2 or 3 rounds of cuts and sent down to minors. And these are the guys we dressed up to play our fiercest rivals, the Rangers. OF COURSE we're going to get trampled.. |
You named only six AHLers. That means the other twelve guys are NHLers. That's not an AHL team then.
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