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This one move would have changed the trajectory of the New York Rangers' current core

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By Brian Germinaro
| MSN Verified
Brian Germinaro The main storyline that dominated the summer of 2021 was the Jack Eichel saga. The Sabres had not allowed him to get the neck surgery he wanted, and he wanted out of Buffalo. The New York Rangers were a team that had a lot of interest in the star center. All the rumors and speculation made it feel like Eichel going to the Rangers was inevitable. But multiple factors prevented the two teams from agreeing to a deal. But what if they had?
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Best 2026 MLB Draft Classes

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By Brian Germinaro
| Blitz Sports Media
The MLB draft is the most unique out of the four major sports. Unlike the other sports, you will never see a draft pick make the majors in the next season. Whether you’re the first or last pick, you are going to have to go to the minors. It is a good two to three years before we even know if this draft player can be a solid major leaguer. There is also a finite amount of money a team can spend on their draft pick, which puts an extra layer of strategy into who teams pick.
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Joe Thornton should have been a Boston Bruins legend, and the trade sending him to San Jose hurts to this day

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By Brian Germinaro
| MSN Verified
Brian Germinaro One of the best forwards of the 21st century was Joe Thornton. Over his 24 years in the NHL, he racked up 430 goals and 1109 assists for 1539 points. He was the face of the San Jose Sharks for 15 seasons and is the first team you think of when he is mentioned. But it is very easy to forget that Thornton started his career in Boston. He spent the first seven years of his career as a Bruin before he was traded. But what if he wasn't?
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