Pujaca un Dārziņa pārstāvētās KHL komandas ar zaudējumiem sāk Gagarina kausa 2.kārtu

, if Bell plays then a young kid does not. Bell has no future in the NHL. I would also pose this to you why do you think that he's pleyad on SO many different teams. He's pleyad on FIVE AHL teams (St Johns, Toronto, San Antonio, Binghamton, Peoria and Syracuse), THREE NHL (Toronto, Phoenix and Ottawa) and Omsk in the KHL and Biel in the Swiss-A all since 2003. Why do you think he hasn't stuck somewhere anywhere? BTW, in his 505 game career as a professional, combining all of his stats, Bell's posted 55 goals, 183 assists for 233 points, 431 PIM and an ugly minus-75. I'm sure all that jumping is not all based upon his hockey skills. #2 Wade Redden isn't likely going anywhere until the new CBA happens. I'm sure at that point there will be another grace period to buy out contracts and that's when it'll happen. In the meantime he's been great in Hartford and you want him there to work with all the young defense.#3 If they do have a rash of injuries on defense, I am certain that the young guys out there will benefit in much the same way that the forwards did from getting the NHL exposure. That can only help not only their play moving forward, but also as trade bait as other teams see them as having potential their value goes up and if the Rangers did make a move they'd get more for them.Like i said, this is a curious move. To me it's not a big one YET but could be a bigger one if something else is up.