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JoeO

Good news that Gaborik will play atleast 1 preseason game. Anyone have any guesses at opening night lines?

oleosmirf

Dubinsky needs to suck it up and play already.

The Rangers dont have to do anything. Sure Dubi is better than plenty of guys making more than him but too bad.

If Dubi wanted a big pay day he should have scored more than 13 goals...

LI Joe

i would think they'd keep a 3rd goalie at least through mondays game

jerry

i agree with joey o the guy is acting like hes a top ten player in the league and if he was so loyal hed be in camp proving himself that hes worth more.say goodbye because hell be traded.

Mike

Well, thats tricky, b/c if u dont have a deal, then u prob dont have insurance. If Dubi were to commit himself, and get injured, he would be screwed. But, either way - he is screwing himself.

Anyway, enough of Dubi and his bad decisions... what did people think of Chad Johnson last night? I thought he looked pretty good. Pretty Calm...

Keith

You know I always thought some dudes on here were a bit high on Dubi and that was a bit annoying but I did like him. Now I am starting to get sick of him and I assume some fans are too-I mean, you freaking scored 13 goals last year man!! What do you honestly think you're worth-give me a break!! DUmp him Sather-trade him for something decent and I could care less if he becomes a 25 goal scorer-which he won't. I'm done with him-

jerry

keith. my point excactly and for mike he has a qualifing offer so he covered you play for than and you dont worry about being injured.trade the idiot and i liked him too. we dont need babies with problems on this team.i would take whatever they offered and played on the line with gaborik and showed what i had.and if you think your worth more put up the numbers and prove it.

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