Monthly Archives: November 2007

Alright. Maybe Fedor Tyutin (closing eyes in this picture) isn’t really to blame for the pathetic power outage that continues to plague the Rangers. The defenseman has scored three goals this season which is only a couple fewer than struggling … Continue reading →

We’re about 23 days from the 1st anniversary of the creation of The Battle of New York Blog. Here’s what I said when I pondered just why I was doing this, in December of 2006: =================Why create Battle of NY? … Continue reading →

Didn’t get a chance to check it out, but Brendan Morrow’s goal sunk New York, 3-2. At this rate, NJD will be in first by New Year’s. New Post

A Big 3-2 victory for the Devils. Two goals for Brian Gionta, and one by David Clarkson on a brilliant feed by John Madden. Four consecutive ROAD wins for New Jersey. They come home for Dallas, Montreal, Atlanta, Boston and … Continue reading →

The Rangers lost in a shootout tonight against the Florida Panthers, 3-2. Stephen Valiquette got the start tonight and really looked great for every shot he faced, except for the two that went in during regulation and the one in … Continue reading →

Scoreless after a lifeless first period until about the final minute. Devils, Rags coming up later. Enjoy your day of hockey! New Post

What a game. The Devils save their season with a huge win over Pittsburgh 2-1. Zach Parise got both goals on the power play. Marty Brodeur played a fantastic game, only an Evgeni Malkin goal off a redonkulous turnover by … Continue reading →

Tonight’s Ranger game against Tampa Bay will feature a bit of a lineup shake up. Here are the tentative lines for the Blueshirts, which is subject to change based upon how many times Tom Renney changes his mind. Drury – … Continue reading →

Devils and Pens tonight on FSN NY and WFAN at 7:30 PM. NHL Network in the US will broadcast the game. Colin White and Paul Martin “may” play tonight. If so, the Devils will be much more adept on Defense, … Continue reading →

In what can only be described as a head-scratcher of a move, the Rangers demoted Nigel Dawes to Hartford today. Tom Renney issued a statement saying, for the most part, that Dawes needed to be more of a two way … Continue reading →