Monthly Archives: April 2012

Tonight as noted in the previous post, the Rangers play host to the Capitals in Game Two- looking to hold serve. They posted a 3-1 win to take Game One of the best-of-seven Eastern Conference Semifinal series. Artem Anisimov, Chris … Continue reading →

Ranger rookie Chris Kreider celebrates. It doesn’t get any better than what Chris Kreider’s experiencing. A couple of weeks removed from leaving Boston College where he helped lead his school to a second NCAA title in three years, the former … Continue reading →

I guess it just had to be this way…after six games of wild momentum shifts, blown leads and inept penalty killing – the entire Devils-Panthers series got encapsulated into one wild, long Game 7. A series that was even in … Continue reading →

If you’re a Rangers or Devils fan, then last night was all about your teams. No matter which side of the Hudson you root for, it was compelling hockey at its finest. There’s nothing better than Game Seven and it … Continue reading →

Do or die. It really is that simple for the Rangers and Devils tonight. Both showed heart in forcing Game Seven against the Senators and Panthers. In a few hours, each will get an opportunity to complete a comeback and … Continue reading →

As much as this series shouldn’t have come down to Game 7, perhaps it’s fitting it did in a way, since both teams have split ten hockey games with each other this year, starting with the four in the regular … Continue reading →

Trailing by a goal in a hostile environment, they could’ve packed their bags and gotten ready for the summer. Instead, the Rangers had other plans. Showing the mettle that’s bound them to so many #twitterblueshirts the Rangers battled back to … Continue reading →

There is a lot to be said for our team’s effort in this series. Entering it, they knew Ottawa presented a challenge. In terms of speed and skill, they’re superior. Sadly, what’s transpired is that they’re outworking us. Yes, the … Continue reading →

I honestly don’t know what to say about this team anymore, certainly nothing new that I didn’t already say after Game 3. Last night’s ‘effort’ in the last two periods of a swing Game 5 was an absolute disgrace. Other … Continue reading →

Down 2-1 against the Panthers after a potentially soul-crushing Game 3 defeat, the Devils knew they needed a few things to happen to turn the series around. Martin Brodeur had to be better than he was for the first three … Continue reading →