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The First Cuts
by Steven Gelbs - posted Friday, September 26th, 2008
Breathe easy Ranger fans, the Petr Nedved experiment is over. The center was among the cuts today, ending his attempted third stint with the Rangers. That’s not to take anything away from Nedved. Actually, I thought he played quite well in the pre-season. But signing Nedved would have signaled a throw back to the dark ages otherwise known as 1998-2004. To block the surplus of young kids vying for a spot, would have been going against the philosophy of the post-lockout Blueshirts.
Others reassigned included Artem Anisimov, Thomas Pock, Greg Moore and Dale Weise.
In other news, it looks as though the Rangers coaching staff has seen what everybody else has: Brandon Dubinsky is an absolute stud and deserves top 6 minutes. In today’s practice Dubi moved up to the second line centering Zherdev and Dawes, while Drury moved into the first line wing spot formerly occupied by Zherdev. Whether or not that’s the correct way to shuffle those six forwards remains to be seen, but moving Dru to the wing and elevating Dubi is the right way to go.
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Tags: Anisimov, Dawes, Dubinsky, Moore, Nedved, Pock, Steven Gelbs, Weise, Zherdev





