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Rangers Need Avery
by Paul on 12/28/08 at 08:00 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
It’s clear that there’s one team and one team only for which Avery can play; one city and one city only big enough for him to live; one coach and one coach only - the one behind the Rangers bench - for whom Avery can play.
The mechanics of making it happen are hazy. But those are mere details. The Rangers need an infusion of energy. The Rangers need someone who actually will be tough to play against. The Rangers need Avery almost as badly as he needs them, and if anybody doesn’t like it, he should be playing better.
Because this is pretty much it was before Avery became a Ranger . . . the first time.
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