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Avery is more than a pest - the man is vermin. Avery is pestilence, he is Ebola on ice and there is no hockey shrink that can cure his ills. Avery will do everything in his evil bag of tricks to get under Varmalov's tender skin tonight at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers are severely offensively-challenged team and they will need every edge they can get when it comes to unnerving Washington's young netminder. To be blunt, the Rangers can't score. Sean Avery is the edge. For New York Rangers fans, Sean Avery personifies the hope for a new tomorrow.
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The Sean Avery cash register is thanking you for stopping by because you focus on him.
That is why NBC zeroes in on him
That is why Versus zeroes in on him
Avery is the perfect villain, you will keep watching, you will keep talking about him because you want to see him fail.
Who is the tool now?
Sure there is a place for fighting in the NHL, always has and probably always will....but thuggery is soon to be ruled out. You want that, go to an AHL game.
Montreal learned George LaRoque was and is a waste of skates 0-4 and here comes Summer.
Avery will wear out his welcome, and he too will become irrelevant. Funny thing is it appears the Rangers next opponent will be the Bruins. Where he will try to agitate, but won't succeed. He will succeed in having his lunch handed to him however while playing against Boston.
After the matching minors, Marc Savard took a penalty giving the Rangers a man-advantage. Avery's love tap to Thomas's noggin altered the dynamic of the game. The Bruins killed the man-advantage and went on to win the game, but Avery's shenanigans gave the Rangers a second life.
And as you mentioned, the Rangers lost that game!
Just look at the expression on his coaches face in the video. Sorry, no coach hoping to make it to the next round will put up with that. The saddest part of this whole thing is Avery is a good hockey player, and is probably more valuable to the Rangers on the ice than sitting in the penalty box.
Montreal tried hard to get to the Bruins...it obviously didn't work.....and now summer in Montreal is around the corner.
But the Rangers also lost 4-0.