Monthly Archives: February 2008

The Devil did it again. Well, if you’re a puck fan, then you are well aware that I’m not talking about anything to do with Hell but about a successful NHL franchise which always seems to do the usual: Just … Continue reading →

Update: My apologies. Ales Kotalik is in fact not a defenseman. When I saw he was an UFA, I thought of Dmitri Kalinen. For some reason. I don’t know why. I was just going to take it out of the … Continue reading →

In about 10 minutes, I’ll be hosting the NY Hockey Report talking puck over the next hour with mostly local flavor. So please check it out. We’ll be covering all the locals as they drive down this critical stretch before … Continue reading →

Just how tight is the Eastern playoff race? Well, 19 total points is all which separates first in the conference Ottawa and Montreal (75) from 15th ranked Tampa Bay (56). With most teams having 21-22 games remaining unless you’re the … Continue reading →

I was trying to come up with a title for the Habs’ amazing five-goal comeback to win 6-5 in a shootout over the shell shocked Rangers before an energized home crowd. This was the best I could do. I mean … Continue reading →

Fresh off of an impressive Western Conference win on Sunday, the Rangers take on the Montreal Canadians tonight at 7:30. It will surely be a physical game, as evidence of the last meeting between the two teams. Brandon Dubinsky and … Continue reading →

A miracle of sorts took place earlier this afternoon at Seventh and 33rd. No. Santa Claus didn’t arrive on 34th Street. However, the Rangers actually grinded out a well earned victory over a Western opponent, defeating the Sharks 3-1 to … Continue reading →

In a few minutes, the Rangers will take on the Sharks in the second half of back to back games for the Blueshirts. The Rangers are winless against the Western Conference this season, and this is their last chance to … Continue reading →

Who was that team out there today?!?!?!?!?! Whoever they were, it looked like a much different Ranger team after a five day layoff. From the drop of the puck in a game they had to have, the Blueshirts dominated the … Continue reading →

The Rangers’ five day layoff comes to an end in just under three hours when they take on the seventh seeded Buffalo Sabres. After watching the teams around them move up and down the standings for the last five days, … Continue reading →