Author Archives: Derek

8:45 -Still 3-0 Thrashers. It seems like the Rangers always run into the hot goalie. Bottom line is the defense is full of holes. Tyutin and Girardi are a great combination but even they will falter sometimes. Roszival is playing … Continue reading →

To come out flat against the only winless team in hockey who already axed their coach? Two Atlanta goals. Undisciplined penalties and no defensive coverage. Ranger fans have always wanted Marek Malik scratched. It should be an easy win, right? … Continue reading →

The Islanders face off with the Capitals in mere minutes and Aaron Johnson, whom the Islanders signed in the offseason to vie for one of the last defense positions, and has been a healthy scratch in every game this season, … Continue reading →

The best news the New York Rangers’ fans have heard in a long time was announced today. Marek Malik will be a healthy scratch tonight in favor of Thomas Pock. Pock will play alongside Roszival on top unit, although it … Continue reading →

Derek, if you watch the video, you’re absolutely incorrect. If you watch the video (http://youtube.com/watch?v=Yz-QhWFOdFg) you’ll see that Fleury either falls on his own accord or is tripped by his own defenseman. Gionta went looking for the puck in the … Continue reading →

First off, let me just start by saying that Brian Gionta is one of the sneakiest players in the league. He gets away with plenty in front of the net. While the Devil sniper is a very good player, he’s … Continue reading →

Derek, I’ll level with you that the officiating was awful, and it does sour what was a great game and an even better win. But there’s not a chance that was an interference call. And you mention Chico, and he’s … Continue reading →

What took place at Mellon Arena was a travesty. There’s no other way around it. When you have Chico Resch agreeing with irate fans over blatant interference by Brian Gionta on a play they somehow ruled a goal when they … Continue reading →

So I after watching the Islanders sweep the home and home series from the Presidents Trophy winning Buffalo Sabres recently, I noticed that all the scoring had been coming from the “Power Line” of Guerin–Fedotenko–Comrie. I’ve been telling people that … Continue reading →

Pandolfo and Madden for NJ, Talbot and Roberts for Pittsburgh. These see-saw games have to stop. More later. New Post