Scary good

"Bender" wrote in message

> More "scary" than "good".

Especially scary if you're Miller and have to fight off several oddman
rushes a game.
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What do you guys think about Matt Cullen?
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On May 19, 10:39 pm, "kovy" wrote:
> "Bender" wrote in message
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> > Just slightly better than average at the shootout.
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> Doesn't he always do the same thing though? Kicks back his leg and then
> shoots over the glove. I have no problem with him going 4th or 5th. But I
> didn't like him going 3rd.

He won two shootouts for us that I know of, and he's 8 for 15 career,
yeah, I'd say that's better than average. Did I miss anything, idk
where to look for shootout stats, I just remember hearing that from in-
game commentary.
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On 19 May 2007 19:25:43 -0700, Escudero wrote:

>What do you guys think about Matt Cullen?

Very fast skater with cement hands and very poor decision-making
abilities. Decent enough third liner.

Just slightly better than average at the shootout.
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On May 19, 9:06?pm, Doug Thompson wrote:
> There was a comment a week or so ago in a Duhatshek column that Drury
> grew up as a Ranger fan

Connecticut boy (won the LLWS with Trumbull, Ct.) and a big Brian
Leech fan.
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"Gartner" wrote in


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> "Bender" wrote in message
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>> More "scary" than "good".
>
> Maybe Drury will realise that team just doesnt have what it takes and
> come to NY next year.
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> I would really like him centering the 2nd line.
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be ready to cough up at least 5 mills (min 3 years) on the table first.
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There was a comment a week or so ago in a Duhatshek column that Drury
grew up as a Ranger fan and as such may exercise this right to select
any team he wishes to and become a Ranger.

Gartner wrote:
> "Bender" wrote in message
>
>> More "scary" than "good".
>
> Maybe Drury will realise that team just doesnt have what it takes and come
> to NY next year.
>
> I would really like him centering the 2nd line.
>
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"Doug Thompson" wrote in message

> There was a comment a week or so ago in a Duhatshek column that Drury grew
> up as a Ranger fan and as such may exercise this right to select any team
> he wishes to and become a Ranger.
>
> Gartner wrote:
>> "Bender" wrote in message
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>>> More "scary" than "good".
>>
>> Maybe Drury will realise that team just doesnt have what it takes and
>> come to NY next year.
>>
>> I would really like him centering the 2nd line.
Wouldn't mind seeing him playing at MSG he's been a winner every place he
has played. He has lived a charmed life.
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"Bender" wrote in message

> More "scary" than "good".

As a Rangers fan I have grown very familiar with the concept of "scary". I
don't generally use the word "good" after it though.
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"paddy_nyr" wrote in message

>
> "Doug Thompson" wrote in message
>
>> There was a comment a week or so ago in a Duhatshek column that Drury
>> grew up as a Ranger fan and as such may exercise this right to select any
>> team he wishes to and become a Ranger.
>>
>> Gartner wrote:
>>> "Bender" wrote in message
>>>
>>>> More "scary" than "good".
>>>
>>> Maybe Drury will realise that team just doesnt have what it takes and
>>> come to NY next year.
>>>
>>> I would really like him centering the 2nd line.
> Wouldn't mind seeing him playing at MSG he's been a winner every place he
> has played. He has lived a charmed life.

The Rangers have a need for this type of player for the second line. Though
I have to admit that I wouldn't be shocked if he suddenly didn't produce on
Broadway. I think I'd take the risk though. Aside from defense, a Drury type
of player or a sniper are the teams greatest needs.
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On Sun, 20 May 2007 01:53:42 GMT, "kovy" wrote:

>The Rangers have a need for this type of player for the second line. Though
>I have to admit that I wouldn't be shocked if he suddenly didn't produce on
>Broadway. I think I'd take the risk though. Aside from defense, a Drury type
>of player or a sniper are the teams greatest needs.
>

Anyone who can finish is fine with me. This team needs people who can
put the puck in the net.
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"Escudero" wrote in message

> What do you guys think about Matt Cullen?

I'm trying not to. He had 1 goal through 2 rounds. He's very fast and
generates a lot of activity in the offensive zone but seems to have little
scoring ability. I could live with him on the third line if at least his
linemates could score worth a damn. No offense from the third line hurt the
Rangers very much against Buffalo.
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"Bender" wrote in message

>
> Just slightly better than average at the shootout.

Doesn't he always do the same thing though? Kicks back his leg and then
shoots over the glove. I have no problem with him going 4th or 5th. But I
didn't like him going 3rd.
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