Monthly Archives: January 2013

Updating yesterday’s story, the Rangers have decided not to sign free agent center Jason Arnott. ESPN’s Katie Strang broke the news earlier. The 38-year old former Stanley Cup winner met with team doctors, who examined him. He was expected to … Continue reading →

Despite blowing a two-goal lead in the third period of Friday’s game against the Capitals, the Devils kept their spotless record intact in this still-young season, thanks to a scintillating Ilya Kovalchuk overtime winner – see above.  Kovalchuk’s fourteenth career … Continue reading →

While I was out taking in my friend’s band Breaking Even, another Original Six match-up took place at Madison Square Garden. The Maple Leafs and Rangers renewed a classic rivalry on Hockey Night In Canada. The game also was on … Continue reading →

I am sure a lot of you have heard that song by Don Henley called ‘New York Minute’, which happens to me one of my favorite Don Henley songs. Here is a small snippet: In a New York minute… Everything can … Continue reading →

Hot off the presses in Twitter Land, the Rangers have signed Jason Arnott. The free agent center is a former Cup champion who brings necessary experience to our club. His Cup clinching goal in 2000 with the Devils has been … Continue reading →

As it turns out, Chris Kreider has an injury. The much discussed rookie who scored five goals last postseason, will miss a second straight game with a bone chip in his ankle. He underwent an MRI yesterday. When did he … Continue reading →

The AHL All-Star starters were announced today. The game will be played Monday at Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence. Islander prospect Nino Niederreiter headlines the Eastern Conference lineup. The former No.1 pick has 19 goals and 17 assists totaling 36 … Continue reading →

New Islander Keith Aucoin celebrates his first goal. Copyright Getty Images The Islanders had a nice comeback at Air Canada Centre tonight. They rallied from a 3-1 deficit to beat the Maple Leafs 7-4. Matt Moulson tallied twice. Michael Grabner … Continue reading →

In the game of the night, Edmonton stunned the Kings 2-1 in overtime. The game featured an apparent tying goal wiped out with 1:05 left that angered the Oilers and their fans who littered the ice with debris. It was … Continue reading →

The Rangers fell to 1-3 after losing in regulation to the hated Flyers 2-1 at First Union Center. I’m not bothering checking the name. I don’t care. I hate them anyway. That’s the kind of effort our team gave against … Continue reading →