Rangers Stuff

So maybe Kravstov just couldn't align with an AHL assignment.  Perhaps he came over and  was only going to play for the Rangers and that's why his agent negotiated that European out.  He left on the first day his contract allowed, and this now makes the most sense, given a few thing.  First, The Wolf Pack are undefeated, and have collected 17 out of 18 points they could have this season.  Second, Chytil and Lindgren came up last night and rocked the Garden.  Quinn called Chytil a whole new Fil. And he and Lindgren were a big part of the win.  What's more, after the game, Chytil talked about his AHL assignment.  He said he went down and focused on his "hockey."  He said he got to play a lot and his game just snapped back.  He also said that the team, the coach and his teammates were all great.  I do wonder why Chytil got the first line time and Kravstov didn't, but the larger data suggests, he was just unwilling to put out in the AHL and had counted on being a Ranger.

Other stuff, Georgiev is really good.  It's a shame that we will probably never see a Georgiev/Shesterkin rotation in goal for the Rangers, but they had better get a big haul when they trade him.