Monthly Archives: May 2013

Johnny Boychuk is congratulated by Patrice Bergeron.Getty Images/Elise Amendola It’s going to be a tough hill to climb. For a second consecutive series, the Rangers find themselves in a 2-0 hole. They were beaten by the Bruins 5-2 in Game … Continue reading →

OT hero Brad Marchand celebrates his Game One winner.Getty Images/Charles Krupa Overtime is the most exciting playoff hockey. Heroes are born. So are chokers. As hard as it is to admit, the Rangers are chokers. When they reach sudden death, … Continue reading →

Zdeno Chara will be doing battle against Rick Nash as a classic rivalry is renewed.Copyright Getty Images/Boston Herald In the second round of the NHL playoffs, you have two classic match-ups. Indeed, four Original Sixes are left in the chase … Continue reading →

After every series, the best tradition in sports comes. As hard as it is for the loser to do, they shake hands and congratulate the winner, who pays their respect unless your name is Claude Lemieux or  Sean Avery. The … Continue reading →

Even when they trailed the latest installment of Rangers/Caps, our team never wavered in philosophy. John Tortorella’s demanding style finally won out over a higher scoring opponent. When it was over, Alex Ovechkin was held to a goal and assist. … Continue reading →

Left: Arron Asham is congratulated after scoring the Rangers first goal. Above: Taylor Pyatt  gets ready to tuck home his first with Derek Dorsett in front of Braden Holtby.All Photos Copyright Getty Images/Alex Brandon Before the series, I took them … Continue reading →

Rick Nash screens Braden Holtby on Derick Brassard’s deciding goal that forced tonight’s Game 7.Getty Images/Kathy Willens In less than two hours, the Rangers and Caps will take to the ice in Verizon Center for Game 7. One team will … Continue reading →

There’s nothing like a home playoff win. At least as seen here filing out of a pumped up MSG yesterday, some of our fans went a little over the top. All in good fun.

A couple of days removed from a bittersweet ending to a great first round series, the Islanders did their fans proud by giving the Penguins all they could handle. Two overtime defeats at home proved to be the different with … Continue reading →