Category Archives: NYRangers

Lafreniere A Bright Spot in  Rangers’ loss to Sabres

In the final home game of the season, the Rangers fell to the Sabres 5-3 at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Despite the loss, there were some positive things to take away. Facing one of the league’s best teams, … Continue reading

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Rangers’ Big Weekend a Cause for Excitement: Perreault and Cuylle Record Hat Tricks

With the season winding down, the Rangers continue to play some of their best hockey. They swept two home games over a pair of desperate teams hoping to make the playoffs. The Rangers’ big weekend included a 4-1 win over … Continue reading

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Shesterkin Wins Rare Goalie Fight Over Markstrom

In a game that the Rangers led 4-1 against the Devils, things got heated with 10:55 left in the third period. Devils forward Paul Cotter bumped into Igor Shesterkin to create a fracas between the close Hudson rivals. J.T. Miller … Continue reading

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Rangers Clinch Second Straight Playoff Miss

For the sixth straight time, the Rangers lost a hockey game. By falling to the Leafs in a much more competitive 4-3 defeat, they clinched a second consecutive playoff miss. Unlike Monday night, when the Senators held them to a … Continue reading

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Garand Loses in Debut for Rangers

It took a while for him to arrive, but Dylan Garand finally made his NHL debut for the Rangers on Sunday afternoon. The 2020 fourth round pick had a grand entrance at Madison Square Garden in a tough 3-2 shootout … Continue reading

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Rangers Lacking Passion Against Close Hudson Rival

If you tuned into last night’s game on TNT, it was another mind-numbing effort in a lopsided loss to the Devils, who pulled away for a 6-3 win over the Rangers. There wasn’t much to get excited about. The Rangers … Continue reading

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Rangers Fall to Kings in Panarin’s Return

On Monday night, Artemi Panarin was welcomed back at MSG in his return. The Kings got the last laugh by defeating the Rangers 4-1 on Pride Night. There wasn’t much team pride in a lopsided second period that saw the … Continue reading

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Making Sense of Perreault’s Power Play Demotion

When the Rangers visit the Wild in St. Paul on Saturday afternoon, it’ll come with a likely change to the lineup. After missing the last five games, J.T. Miller is expected to return. Assuming he plays, Miller would replace Gabe … Continue reading

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Rangers Continue to Improve Entering the Weekend

Things have changed for the better for the Rangers who took care of the Jets 6-3 on Thursday night in Winnipeg. As has been evident over the past two weeks, they continue to show improvement entering the weekend. By doubling … Continue reading

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Rangers Revival Continues Thanks to Youth Movement

Ever since they returned from the Olympic break, the Rangers have been playing better hockey. Unlike most of what’s been a disappointing centennial anniversary season, they look like they’re having fun. The mood has been a lot lighter after learning … Continue reading

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