Scott Gomez comment
Here's a quote from Scott Gomez, on the Rangers' official website, about why he chose the Rangers:
``New York offered everything -- the city, the atmosphere, everything you would want," said Gomez. "But most of all I think this team is ready to win, you can just feel the buzz around them and that starts with the goaltending, I think. Playing against them they just have so much confidence. Out of the other teams I felt like this was the place I could win in.''
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I just find this hard to believe. I understand the excitement of the big city, it being New York and all, but I just can't see the logic in this. All I see is the Rangers history of wild spending over the last 10 years only to miss the playoffs most of those years. Their only Cup win was *before* they started this rampage of FA over-signing.
I guess players equate big, stupid spending with the ability to win. I just don't see it.
*sigh*
can we still sign him as a gm?
You got to admit they got it going on in goal in NY. I can see guys passing on Cloutier in goal and Modry on D
Ok- I can live with that. As a life long Kings fan if I had the choice money being equal I'd pick NY. If you've got millions and your a high profile athlete NY is the place. You've got history, media attention and city atmosphere.
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