Aaron Voros has received a lot of much deserved print today for his torrid start to the season. Capped by his 2 goal, 1 assist performance against the Devils.A lot of that print has included comparisons to Sean Avery. It's a fair assessment, especially seeing Voros terrorize Brodeur ala Avery last night, but one I don't agree with.
Avery brought his Glamour Magazine to the rink every day, while Voros is bringing his lunch pale.
With Voros there's no making fun of anyone's mother or whatever venom comes out of Avery's mouth. Although, I loved it when Voros got in Colin White's face after his first goal last night. There's just enthusiasm and hard work. I mean, have you ever seen someone get so excited when his line scores?
Even Scott Gomez told Jay Greenberg at The Blue Seats, that Voros was "the most enthusiastic teammate" he has known.
Having Voros' big body in front of the net is going to lead to a lot goals for the Rangers this year and his willingness to drop the gloves will offer protection for Dubinsky and Zherdev to do their thing.
Add that Voros was a die-hard Rangers fan growing up and you have the makings of a true fan favorite.
Can you say Sean who?
4 comments:
Sean what? I think Voros got in White's face because as the goal was being scored and a quarter second after there was some grimy stick slash action (subtle) on one of the Rangers' legs. Instead of socking him, Voros cheered as he should have
i love him already
he gives all the grit that hollweg and avery brought last year except the dude can put the puck in the net...al you fags dont give me any of those gay avery stats because you know that avery really wasnt all that good.
Voros is awesome, glad to have him wear the Blue. Avery was great for NYC and getting buzz about ice hockey and the Rangers. Despite them being 5-0 there's still bull$hit football and WEST COAST BASEBALL on the back cover sports page. So, that's hockey.
All these trades and moves have worked out well. I'm more psyched for this season than any in recent memory.
....and let's not forget that the Doober can knuckle when he needs to as well. He did a pretty good job of buckling Mike Richards' knees Saturday night.
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