Try as they might, the NHLFlames haven’t been able to resist the urge to start David Rittich far more than expected early on, which could test the boundaries of just how much they can count on him in the stretch run, writes EricFrancis.
There are few teams in the league that have gone through as much drama as theTheir biggest wish for the new year is some normalcy… and a chance at playoff redemption.has been the Flames’ MVP so far this season.
However, in the past two seasons his play has deteriorated in the second half, which would be catastrophic for the Flames’ playoff chances.Try as they might, the Flames haven’t been able to resist the urge to start Rittich far more than expected early on, which could prove to test the boundaries of just how much they can count on him in the stretch run.in trade rumours don’t have a clue how valuable he is to the organization.
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