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Originally Posted by Alberta_Beef
It's really weird that you don't seem to understand.
It had nothing to do with not making the team because they were willing to hand him a contract and a roster spot. But he failed the physical before he could step on the ice and he failed it because his injured knee wasn't 100% yet.
It had nothing to do with him not being good enough.
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Are you sure about that?
If they thought the injury was temporary, and that he was good enough otherwise, I think they would have probably signed him.
To me, the rejection implies that they think the injury means that, because of it, he isn't good enough.
Keep in mind that the Rangers are planning to be playing until June.