Monthly Archives: January 2013

Last night, Marian Gaborik responded the right way by recording his 14th career hat trick in an exciting Rangers’ 4-3 overtime win over the hated Bruins. A couple of highlight reel goals, including the winner on the most exciting play … Continue reading →

It looks like John Tortorella has decided to give his goalie a heavy workload. When the Rangers visit the Flyers at Wachovia Center tonight, Henrik Lundqvist will make his fourth straight start. Part of it might have to do with … Continue reading →

*The Rangers defeated the Bruins 4-3 in overtime at MSG. Their first of 2013 following losses to Boston and Pittsburgh. They travel to Philadelphia to battle the winless Flyers tonight. *Marian Gaborik scored the third of three goals at 27 … Continue reading →

Leave it to our team to make things more interesting. The bottom line is the Rangers got their first win of 2013. An exciting 4-3 overtime victory over the Bruins thanks to Marian Gaborik’s 14th career hat trick. The great Gabby … Continue reading →

At the Rock and I’m sure other arenas all over North America they run a Seperated at Birth video during stoppages, comparing a random fan to a celebrity.  I don’t think I’ve ever seen one quite as funny (and freaky) … Continue reading →

For the first time in seven and a half months, Devil fans could enjoy a live game at the Prudential Center last night.  Our last home game was a happy occasion – on June 9, when the Devils won Game … Continue reading →

Before the Great Lockout of 2012, returning Devil season ticket holders were already enrolled in a rewards program that guaranteed different things to different ticket holders.  They had three different categories, value, access and experience.  Your ‘value’ reward was based … Continue reading →

In the 6-3 loss to the Pens, Rick Nash scored his first goal as a Ranger. It came shorthanded when Derek Stepan intercepted a Evgeni Malkin pass at center ice and flipped a pass for Nash, who did the rest. … Continue reading →

One thing about John Tortorella. He doesn’t mince words. Tort is a straight shooter. Last night, he was predictably upset by the Rangers lackluster performance. He discussed the ugly start without getting into specifics. Post Game: John Tortorella  

We were at the Pour Bar for the first hockey game of the season Saturday. Even in defeat, Henrik Lundqvist shined with this sparkler on Tyler Seguin. Save of The Year nominee.