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Post by franko on Oct 18, 2005 6:14:59 GMT -5
hmmm i see hossa has 6 points after 7 games, tied with Kovalev. he would be tied for best in goals as well. hmmmm  or  |
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Post by legaspesien on Oct 18, 2005 14:00:33 GMT -5
Take it for what it is worth
got that from a blog
I would also like to share what a fellow insider Alex has heard.
So on to the information that I have been able to gather over the last few days. First off, I want to get something straight. Both the Hossa/Murray trade and the Federov/Balej trade went down within hours of the teams talking. But both had a lot to do with the West Point trip (like I have said in the past). The Rangers wanted to move both players because they showed a “me first” attitude and were not team players. When Murray was sent down, he got into a shouting match with reporters who tried to talk to him. That was the end of his Rangers career.
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Post by M. Beaux-Eaux on Oct 18, 2005 14:21:00 GMT -5
Take it for what it is worth got that from a blog I would also like to share what a fellow insider Alex has heard. So on to the information that I have been able to gather over the last few days. First off, I want to get something straight. Both the Hossa/Murray trade and the Federov/Balej trade went down within hours of the teams talking. But both had a lot to do with the West Point trip (like I have said in the past). The Rangers wanted to move both players because they showed a “me first” attitude and were not team players. When Murray was sent down, he got into a shouting match with reporters who tried to talk to him. That was the end of his Rangers career. Hmmm, makes me wonder what sort of attitude the Habs sent the other way. |
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Post by jkr on Oct 18, 2005 17:59:43 GMT -5
Really, if Hossa was still in Montreal he would not be getting the ice time he is receiving in New York so we can't really compare the numbers.
Instead of waiting for a month or so to evaluate this deal we are looking at it game by came and taking blog entries as gospel.
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Post by Habs_fan_in_LA on Nov 3, 2005 19:11:09 GMT -5
Really, if Hossa was still in Montreal he would not be getting the ice time he is receiving in New York so we can't really compare the numbers. Instead of waiting for a month or so to evaluate this deal we are looking at it game by came and taking blog entries as gospel. Absolutely right. Hossa always starts well, but the Rangers have cut down his ice time just like the Hab's did after his hot start. |
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