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Here’s Dave Strader and Brian Hayward’s recap from MSG: http://video.nbcsports.com/player/?id=55961 New Post

Anyway, NBC did a pretty good job. The only blunder was really the Rags-Bruins HD Feed which, while better than the FSN HD feeds – where the sound fades in and out – just had terrible sound in the first … Continue reading →

If you saw it from my vantagepoint, he was. More of a comment on how lackluster NJ was though. It was Lehtonen, Brylin, Gomer at 3, 2, 1. New Post

The big question entering their final game of a three-game homestand today was would the stumbling Rangers fall into another bad losing streak with seemingly no end in sight drawing even more boos from a crowd which had seen them … Continue reading →

I’m going to have disagree with you on Brodeur being the best player last night. Sure, his team won and he allowed one goal but he didn’t really face many shots or quality chances and was kind of fortunate that … Continue reading →

Well, I had a good look at the game from Section 117, and boy was this crowd dead until Mike Rupp absolutely reefed Bradon Coburn with two headshots in the 2nd. The crowd of 13K felt like 20K at that … Continue reading →

So, NBC decided to amp up it’s coverage, and make it better. They decided to get more promotion (a big push during football), an outspoken new commentator (Brett Hull), a webcast pregame show (“The NHL On NBC Countdown to Faceoff” … Continue reading →

New Jersey (25-14-4, 54 PTS, 1st Atlantic Division, 3rd Eastern Conference) vs. Atlanta (24-13-8, 56 PTS, 1st Southeast Division, 2nd Eastern Conference)The SwampTV: FSNY/inHDRadio: WFAN 660Last We Met: They beat us. Again.Next Meeting: January 30th in ATL.Leading ScorersNew Jersey#26 Patrik … Continue reading →

I am begging any Ranger fan to attempt to explain this team. How did they respond to their coach blowing a gasquet after a brutal Islander loss on home ice? By playing like a bunch of pansies for two periods … Continue reading →

After suffering another crushing defeat at the hands of the Fishsticks, the Rangers (22-18-4, 48 pts) will attempt to prevent another losing streak from starting when they take on the Ottawa Senators. The Sens (24-19-2, 50 pts) enter play having … Continue reading →