Location: I would rather see a dudes hairy balls than his hairy feet-Jimbro Joined: 12.13.2013
Dec 11 @ 9:30 AM ET
6/36 or the haul he could bring at the deadline.
just depends how close they really feel they are to actually competing. and if lasts night shows anything, while they played hard they are seriously lacking in high end skill - NYRangers1124
True, but right now I think he is the best center we have. Things could change, but I'm not sure you trade your best center who still has a bunch of good years ahead of him.
True, but right now I think he is the best center we have. Things could change, but I'm not sure you trade your best center who still has a bunch of good years ahead of him. - mdw7413
what if they got a haul like they got for Nash last deadline?
Location: I would rather see a dudes hairy balls than his hairy feet-Jimbro Joined: 12.13.2013
Dec 11 @ 9:38 AM ET
what if they got a haul like they got for Nash last deadline? - jimbro83
I don't know, honestly. I think he is young enough that he will still be very valuable once the Rangers turn the corner in a few years. He seems to be getting better each year and he doesn't play the type of game that will wear him down. I think he had the one injury last year with the bone bruise but has been relatively healthy.
Location: Jesus saves! Satan picks up the rebound...AND SCORES!!, NJ Joined: 04.02.2015
Dec 11 @ 9:43 AM ET
To me, the only shame in Hank not winning a Cup is that we were SOOOOO close a few years ago. I would feel less emotional about him winning with someone else (anyone else) than I would about him finishing out his career in NY with class and pride, the way he has to date.
I don't feel like Ray Bourque was a better player or had a better career for having won the Cup with Colorado. I actually would have had more respect for him if he stayed in Boston and tried his best with the teammates he had and helped them groom the next generation.
Besides, and I don't know if any of you know this, Hank has a full NMC and kinda likes it here. - Tonybere
Have to disagree about Borque. By all accounts a first class guy, and I don't blame him for going to Colorado at the end of his career to chase the cup since Boston didn't have a realistic shot. That Avs team was ridiculous.
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Dec 11 @ 9:45 AM ET
Have to disagree about Borque. By all accounts a first class guy, and I don't blame him for going to Colorado at the end of his career to chase the cup since Boston didn't have a realistic shot. That Avs team was ridiculous. - Fenrir
Also I believe it was Boston that wanted to give him that chance. It wasn't Borque saying get me the hell out of here so I could win a cup.
If I remember correctly Borque thought he was going to Philly 1st.
Have to disagree about Borque. By all accounts a first class guy, and I don't blame him for going to Colorado at the end of his career to chase the cup since Boston didn't have a realistic shot. That Avs team was ridiculous. - Fenrir
I think it was more to the point that winning the Cup didn't cement Bourque as a Great/Hall of Fame player...he was that already.
Location: Jesus saves! Satan picks up the rebound...AND SCORES!!, NJ Joined: 04.02.2015
Dec 11 @ 9:50 AM ET
Also I believe it was Boston that wanted to give him that chance. It wasn't Borque saying get me the hell out of here so I could win a cup.
If I remember correctly Borque thought he was going to Philly 1st. - mdw7413
Don't remember Philly being in the mix, but I do remember Boston asking him if he wanted a shot at the cup and writing his ticket. That was really decent of the B's.