Monthly Archives: May 2013

Having been out all day due to work, I have already debated about the dismissal of John Tortorella. I refuse to call it anything else. Whether you loved or hated him, he made the Rangers better. They became harder to … Continue reading →

Somewhat surprisingly the axe has fallen in Gotham, as GM-for life (apparently) Glen Sather dismissed coach John Tortorella hours ago after four and a half seasons behind the bench.  While no specific reason was given publicly, rumors were flying around … Continue reading →

At the end of the day, one has to take a look at one of the most divided fan bases in all of sports. The Ranger fan is passionate and loyal to a fault. We are used to disappointment. If … Continue reading →

Brad Richards is one tough decision the Rangers must make this summer.   A day later, here we are without our favorite team. There’s still good hockey being played by the league’s best six remaining teams. The Rangers were a … Continue reading →

Greg Campbell is congratulated by teammate Nathan Horton after his empty netter sealed the Bruins five-game series victory over the Rangers. Getty Images/Charles Krupa The Boston Bruins finished off the New York Rangers eliminating them in five games. The lights … Continue reading →

The excitement of Thursday is still beating if you root for our team. Twice, they rallied back before prevailing in overtime on Chris Kreider’s neat deflection of a Rick Nash set up to force Game 5. It’s later today at … Continue reading →

OT Hero: Excited Rangers come over to mob Chris Kreider following his Game Four overtime goal that forced Game Five.Getty Images/Frank Franklin II The Rangers needed a miracle of sorts. They got it thanks to a bizarre play from Tuukka … Continue reading →

At some point, you have to make necessary changes. Even when Rangers coach John Tortorella decided to healthy scratch Brad Richards for tonight’s do or die Game 4, it couldn’t have been easy. The coach and player have a longstanding relationship … Continue reading →

Too often, Henrik Lundqvist has been left alone to stop chances like Tyler Seguin’s breakaway. He hasn’t gotten the support from a flawed roster that isn’t as good as last year.Getty Images/Seth Wenig  Sometimes, it’s as simple as match-ups. Simply … Continue reading →

If I haven’t posted anything since the Game 2 disappointment, it’s probably because I’m sick of all the questions surrounding our coach. If you root for the Rangers, then do it wholeheartedly. I’ve seen far too many negative responses due … Continue reading →