Monthly Archives: January 2013

In case you missed it last night, Nail Yakupov won another game for Edmonton. The 2012 first overall selection scored in overtime to beat the Coyotes. It was a power play goal with over a minute remaining. Yakupov’s fourth in … Continue reading →

The Islanders and Devils meet for the second time already tonight at The Rock. The Islanders are off to a nice start, winning the other night at Pittsburgh 4-1. It was a strong performance following the disappointment in Winnipeg. In … Continue reading →

Mike Del Zotto is the Rangers’ top offensive defenseman. He’s looked to by the coaching staff to contribute from the back end. Last year, the former No.1 pick bounced back- establishing personal bests in goals (10), assists (31), points (41), shorthanded … Continue reading →

The Rangers got better news than anticipated yesterday on captain Ryan Callahan. Callahan left Tuesday’s win over the Flyers after injuring his shoulder in a tussle with Max Talbot. An MRI revealed a shoulder subluxation. It will keep him out … Continue reading →

I don’t normally use this feature here. But tonight, let’s make it an exception. Anytime a beautiful Sports Illustrated swimsuit model comes out and cheers our team, it’s a wonderful thing. This tweet from a good buddy Joe who’s front … Continue reading →

Captain Cally: Ranger captain Ryan Callahan celebrates his power play goal.Copyright Getty Images Without question, the glue of this team is Ryan Callahan. The 27th captain in Rangers history personifies who they are. He is the unquestioned leader of our … Continue reading →

While the record says the Devils lost two straight games on their mini-road trip through Montreal and Boston, they still gained two points in the standings due to a pair of regulation ties.  Many thanks for that go to our … Continue reading →

After a couple of days off, the Rangers (2-3-0) return to action at MSG tonight to host the Flyers. They look to even their record in a rematch against a bitter rival who manhandled them during last week’s 2-1 loss in … Continue reading →

Last night, the AHL All-Star Game took place at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence. As expected, it was an action packed game featuring the A’s best. The West outscored the East 7-6 to claim victory. They were led by … Continue reading →

They seemed to be in control. At least that’s how it looked. Playing in one of the toughest arenas, the Islanders blew a two-goal lead- dropping a tough one to Winnipeg 5-4 in overtime. Trailing 2-1 entering the third, the … Continue reading →