2011 New York Rangers Training Camp: Monday's First Scrimmage Analysis
Monday's early morning scrimmage began at 9:30, with Henrik Lundqvist's White Team, facing off against the line of Richards, Gaborik and Wolski on the Red Team. Brian Boyle started the game off with a big block, that left him limping.
However, he did return and wound up scoring off a nice pass from Ruslan Fedotenko, to make it 1-0 White. Kris Newbury put the White Team up 2-0, and Andre Deveaux crushed Jyri Niemi with a huge check. Ruslan Fedoteno and Brian Boyle connected again, this time Fedotenko scored to give White a 3-0 lead. Henrik Lundqvist had another great game, until Tommy Grant broke the shutout streak once again, making it 3-1 White.
The Gabby, Richards, and Wolski line finally got on the board with Wolski burring a rebound coming from Marian Gaboirk, making it 3-2 White. With just a couple minutes left in the scrimmage, Stu Bickel and Andre Deveaux drop the gloves in a heated battle.
Time eventually runs out, and Lundqvist's White team goes on to win 3-2. Fedotenko and Boyle had yet another steller game for White, as they each had two points apiece. Wolski continues to put up points, although that line was pretty quiet this game.
According to Jesse Spector, the two that impressed him the most were Dale Weise and Tim Erixon, here's what he had to say, "Tim Erixon looking very good. Dale Weise has more of a purpose to his game than I remember."
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Do either 1 of weise or newbury have any shot at making this team?
by rangerfan44 on Sep 19, 2011 12:00 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Newbury
No.
Weise, probably not, but he has a better shot than Newbury does.
Both MIGHT see time as an injury call up however.
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by Joe Fortunato on Sep 19, 2011 12:19 PM EDT up reply actions
Barring a trade or injury, probably not. But would be likely call ups early in year as Yogan, Bourque and Hagelin get reps in CT.
by Gabby the Gutless Sniper on Sep 19, 2011 12:31 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Lobster Newbury can’t be on this team, he just can’t be.
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by Jim Schmiedeberg on Sep 19, 2011 2:10 PM EDT up reply actions
Richards didn’t score? What a bust!
by The Richards-Gaborik Connection on Sep 19, 2011 12:35 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
It’s even worse than you think. His Raw Corsi thru two scrimmages is extremely bad and foreshadows a sharp drop off in production this year. Adjusted Corsi trend lines point to him being unable to defend himself on the ice by this time next year and potential buyout target in 2013.
by Gabby the Gutless Sniper on Sep 19, 2011 1:01 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
His FDN is horrendous too, never seen such a low number
by teknics on Sep 19, 2011 1:16 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I believe George is working on a controversial theory using advanced statistics which predicts Richards fall off will be so dramatic this year that there is a distinct possibility that all of Richards carbon based cells will disappear..leaving nothing on the ice but a big fat wallet and pile of equipment. It will be called the Richards-Corsi Effect.
by Gabby the Gutless Sniper on Sep 19, 2011 1:33 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions 1 recs
Don’t cross the streams
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by Jim Schmiedeberg on Sep 19, 2011 2:11 PM EDT up reply actions
And never put ur stream on the electric fence
by teknics on Sep 19, 2011 2:26 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions

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