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DeAngelo’s hat trick and five points highlight Shestyorkin’s second consecutive win
Make Friendships Great! Ryan Strome congratulates Tony DeAngelo on his career game that included a hat trick and five points. AP Photo credit New York Rangers via Getty Images I’ve been sitting here for a while on the couch contemplating … Continue reading
Posted in Battle Of Hudson, Devils, NYRangers
Tagged Artemi Panarin, Blake Coleman, Brian Leetch, Chris Kreider, Damon Severson, David Quinn, Devils, five points, hat trick, Hudson Rivalry, Igor Shestyorkin, Jesper Fast, Kevin Rooney, Mackenzie Blackwood, Marc Staal, Mika Zibanejad, Nico Hischier, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Reijo Ruotsalainen, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo
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Georgiev gives up late goal to Myers in tough loss to Canucks, Rangers go 0 for 3 in Western Canada, Kreider Appreciation, Vancouver Retro 90’s Night invokes memories
Marc Staal battles a Canuck along the boards. AP Photo credit Vancouver Canucks via Getty Images Encouraging is that unlike the first two games, they played well in Vancouver. However, the Rangers still managed to lose a tough one to … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers
Tagged 1994, 2012, 2015 NHL Playoffs, 90's Retro Night, Alex Kovalev, Alex Mogilny, Alexandar Georgiev, Alexis Lafreniere, Antoine Roussel, Artemi Panarin, Bo Horvat, Brady Skjei, Brian Leetch, Canada, Canucks, Chris Kreider, Cliff Ronning, Derek Stepan, Finland, Greg Adams, Ivan Zubov, Jacob Markstrom, Jesper Fast, JT Miller, Karl Henriksson, Kirk McLean, Mark Messier, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Keenan, Mike Richter, Nils Lundkvist, Pavel Buchnevich, Pavel Bure, Petr Nedved, Quinn Hughes, Rangers, Russia, Ryan Strome, Sweden, Trevor Linden, Tyler Myers, World Junior Championship
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Panarin records hat trick to highlight comeback win over Sharks
Artemi Panarin dons the Broadway Hat following his first hat trick as a New York Ranger. His four points in a comeback 6-3 win over the underachieving Sharks prove that he belongs in the MVP conversation if the Rangers somehow … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers
Tagged Adam Graves, Alex Kovalev, Alexandar Georgiev, Artemi Panarin, Brad Park, Brady Skjei, Bread Man, Brenden Dillon, Brent Burns, Brian Leetch, Carol Vadnais, Chris Kreider, Eddie Giacomin, Emile Francis, Erik Karlsson, Evander Kane, Filip Chytil, Greg McKegg, Henrik Lundqvist, Jacob Trouba, Jean Ratelle, Jesper Fast, Joe Thornton, John Davidson, John Vanbiesbrouck, Kevin Labanc, Logan Couture, Mark Messier, Martin Jones, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Richter, Patrick Marleau, Phil Esposito, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Sergei Zubov, Sharks, Timo Meier, Tomas Hertl, Tony DeAngelo, Tyler Wall
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Game #13: A welcome sight for Lundqvist against lowly Red Wings
Tony DeAngelo scores his fifth on the power play. AP Photo by Mary Altaffer via Getty Images It’s hard to know what to expect. Following Monday’s disaster to Ottawa, you had to figure there would be a better effort. Sure … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Adam Graves, Alexei Kovalev, Andreas Athanasiou, Anthony Mantha, Artemiy Panarin, Brendan Shanahan, Brett Howden, Brian Leetch, Chris Kreider, GAG Line, Gordie Howe, Greg McKegg, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Larionov, Jacob Trouba, Jean Ratelle, Jeff Beukeboom, Jimmy Howard, Libor Hajek, Mark Messier, Mike Richter, Nicklas Lidstrom, Original Six, Pavel Buchnevich, Production Line, Rangers, Red Wings, Rod Gilbert, Russian Five, Ryan Strome, Sergei Fedorov, Sid Abel, Slava Fetisov, Steve Yzerman, Ted Lindsay, Tony DeAngelo, Valtteri Filppula, Vic Hadfield, Vladimir Konstantinov, Vyacheslav Kozlov
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Sunday stuff that’s bugging me about Rangers
It’s a yucky day outside. On a football Sunday, the Rangers play host to the Bruins tonight. While an Original Six match up between classic rivals is always nice for the fans to take in, there are some things that … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Alumni Game, Bob Sweeney, Brad Marchand, Brady Skjei, Brendan Smith, Brian Leetch, Bruins, Combos, Corsica, David Pastrnak, David Quinn, Game Preview, Henrik Lundqvist, Jacob Trouba, Jaro Halak, Jesper Fast, Kaapo Kakko, Lias Andersson, lines, Marc Staal, Mike Richter, Neal Pionk, Patrice Bergeron, Rangers, Steve Valiquette, Vitali Kravtsov, Winnipeg
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Official: Sather to step down as Team President
Last night, TSN’s Bob McKenzie reported that this could be it for Glen Sather as Team President. Here is the key information. Is Glen Sather stepping down as president of NYR? Multiple sources suggest it’s likely to happen in the … Continue reading
Posted in NYRangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Al Montoya, Alexei Kovalev, Artem Anisimov, Bob McKenzie, Bobby Holik, Brad Richards, Brandon Dubinsky, Brendan Shanahan, Brian Boyle, Brian Leetch, Dan Girardi, Derek Stepan, Eric Lindros, Glen Sather, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromír Jágr, Keith Yandle, Marc Staal, Marian Gaborik, Martin St. Louis, Pavel Bure, Rangers, Rick Nash, rumor, Ryan Callahan
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A special night that truly will last a lifetime for legendary ’93-94 Stanley Cup champion Rangers
If you were fortunate enough to be at the old building between 33rd and Seventh above Penn Station on what shall forever be a special night, then you witnessed a big part of your sports livelihood at Madison Square Garden. … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers, Stanley Cup
Tagged '93-94 New York Rangers, 25 Years Later, Adam Graves, Alexander Karpovtsev, Alexei Kovalev, Brian Leetch, Brian Noonan, Column, Craig MacTavish, Doug Lidster, Eddie Olczyk, Esa Tikkanen, Glenn Anderson, Glenn Healy, Greg Gilbert, Hockey, Jay Wells, Jeff Beukeboom, Joey Kocur, John Davidson, Kevin Lowe, Madison Square Garden, Mark Messier, Mike Hartman, Mike Hudson, Mike Keenan, Mike Richter, Neil Smith, Nick Kypreos, Rangers, Sam Rosen, Sergei Nemchinov, Sergei Zubov, Stanley-Cup, Stephane Matteau, Steve Larmer
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Remembering the ’93-94 New York Rangers 25 Years later
I’ll be honest. I have been trying to come up with the words to describe that unforgettable championship team in ’93-94. It’s hard to believe it’s 25 years later. Not officially until June 14 when a special group of New … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers
Tagged '93-94, 1994, 25 Years Later, Adam Graves, Alexei Kovalev, Brian Leetch, Brian Noonan, Canucks, Canyon of Heroes, championship, Craig MacTavish, Devils, Esa Tikkanen, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, Mike Keenan, Mike Richter, Neil Smith, New York Rangers, Pavel Bure, Sergei Zubov, Stanley Cup champs, Stanley Cup Parade, Stephane Matteau, Steve Larmer, Trevor Linden
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A Lost Weekend for Blueshirts on Vic Hadfield Night
All Photos courtesy New York Rangers via Twitter. It was a weekend to forget for the Blueshirts. First, they continued their road woes by being so uncompetitive in an all too predictable 5-2 loss at the House of Horrors up … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, Adam Graves, Alexandar Georgiev, Bobby Orr, Bobby Rousseau, Brad Park, Brady Skjei, Brendan Smith, Brian Leetch, Bruins, Bryan Little, Canadiens, Chris Kreider, Column, Connor Hellebuyck, Ed Giacomin, Emile Francis, GAG Line, Henrik Lundqvist, Jack Roslovic, Jean Ratelle, jersey Retirement, Jesper Fast, Marc Staal, Mark Messier, Mark Scheifele, Matt Beleskey, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Richter, Number 11, Patrik Laine, Pete Stemkowski, Rangers, Rod Gilbert, Ryan Strome, Stanley Cup Final, Vic Hadfield, Winnipeg Jets
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