The discussion revolves around the New York Rangers' coaching staff's connections to Boston and Boston University, particularly examining the implications of re-hiring David Quinn. There’s speculation that these connections may facilitate a trade for Jack Eichel, especially given the recent acquisition of Brendan Brisson, who is the son of Eichel's agent. The talks also touch upon potential rumors about Jason Robertson and whether the Rangers should be prepared to include significant players like Will Cuylle in trade negotiations for a 100-point winger. Overall, these factors indicate a pivotal moment for the franchise's upcoming strategies in the NHL.
The Rangers' coaching staff and front office are linked to Boston, prompting speculation about targeting Jack Eichel next season, driven by managerial connections.
The acquisition of Brendan Brisson, son of Eichel's agent, signals New York's openness to trading for Jack Eichel—pondering whether this move is wise for the team's future.
With rumors surrounding Jason Robertson, it’s unlikely Dallas will trade him, but if they do, the Rangers must be willing to trade significant assets, including Will Cuylle.
If Will Cuylle can facilitate a trade for a 100-point winger like Robertson, it should not deter the Rangers from pursuing such an opportunity.
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