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- Lafreniere makes up for bad penalty by getting winner in third period, Rangers survive the sloppy Blues to earn a comeback victory
- Icy cold reality hitting for identity less Blueshirts
- Tkachuk scores late and gets overtime winner to hand the Rangers another bad home loss, Senators earn split, Kravtsov nets goal in defeat, the disappointment of Kakko and Lafreniere
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Strome and Vatrano contribute in Ducks’ win, Kravtsov not traveling with Rangers for road trip, Hischier rules himself out for Devils opener at Flyers
There’s already plenty to cover in the first week of the new season. Thus far, only a handful of teams have played their first game. That’ll change over the next two nights. Ten games are on Thursday’s schedule. That includes … Continue reading
Posted in NHL
Tagged Alexis Lafreniere, Canadiens, Carey Price, Carter Hart, Cole Caufield, Column, Dawson Mercer, Devils, Dryden Hunt, Ducks, Flyers, Frank Vatrano, Igor Shestyorkin, Jack Hughes, Jimmy Vesey, John Tortorella, Josh Anderson, Kirill Kaprizov, Kraken, Mackenzie Blackwood, Maple Leafs, Mason McTavish, NHL, Nick Suzuki, Nico Hischier, Ondrej Palat, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Sammy Blais, Trevor Zegras, Troy Terry, Vitaly Kravtsov, Wild, William Nylander
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Hejdå Nils! Lundkvist traded to Stars, Chara headlines three defensemen who announce retirement, MacKinnon gets paid, camps open
In the second post of the new season, we have some Rangers news mixed with the retirements of three defensemen. Plus one of the game’s best gets a well deserved raise from the Stanley Cup champs. The first order of … Continue reading
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Rookie Weekend for prospects, Jones and Robertson get early start before camp, Motte signs with Ottawa, Lundkvist waits for trade, Tales of Stan Fischler, Jaromir Jagr
Halfway through September, there are only a few days left of summer. As usually happens, we’ll get a last taste of temperatures in the 80’s over the next week. Then maybe Indian summer. After what felt like an eternity at … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Holtz, Alexis Lafreniere, Artemi Panarin, Braden Schneider, Brennan Othmann, Canadiens, Chris Kreider, Devils, Dylan Garand, Filip Chytil, Flames, Flyers, Gretzky, Hockey Hall Of Fame, Igor Shestyorkin, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Jonathan Huberdeau, Julien Gauthier, Justin Braun, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Rooney, Lemieux, Libor Hajek, Matthew Robertson, Mika Zibanejad, MSG Network, Nazem Kadri, Nils Lundkvist, Patrik Nemeth, Prospects, Rangers, Rookie Camp, rookies, Sean McCaffrey, Senators, Simon Nemec, Stan Fischler, tournament, Tyler Motte, Vincent Trocheck, Vitaly Kravtsov, Will Cuylle, Zac Jones
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Off-Season underway, Copp and Strome not looking promising for Rangers, Lightning trade McDonagh to Predators, re-sign Paul, NHL Draft this week, latest free agent news and leaks
The hockey off-season is underway. Even though free agency isn’t official until July 13. That’s still another nine days away. However, that hasn’t prevented teams from making some moves. The activity hasn’t been too busy. But we’ve already seen a … Continue reading
Posted in Off Season
Tagged Alex Georgiev, Andrew Copp, Avalanche, Canadiens, Capitals, Darcy Kuemper, Devils, Dylan Strome, Elliotte Friedman, Erik Johnson, Filip Chytil, Flames, Frank Vatrano, Hurricanes, J.T. Miller, Jack Campbell, Jack Johnson, Jan Rutta, Jets, Johnny Gaudreau, Justin Braun, Kaapo Kakko, Kris Letang, Lightning, Mark Scheifele, Nazem Kadri, NHL Draft, NHL free agency, Nick Paul, Nicklas Backstrom, Off Season, Oilers, Ondrej Palat, Pens, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Predators, Rangers, Ryan McDonagh, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo, trades, Tyler Motte
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The Avalanche are crowned new Stanley Cup champs over unbelievable Lightning, Hall Of Shame strikes again with Mogilny snub, questionable decisions in Toronto
On Sunday night at Amalie Arena, the NHL crowned a new champion. The Colorado Avalanche defeated the two-time champion Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 to take Game Six in enemy territory to win the Stanley Cup. The Avalanche did it by … Continue reading
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HARD HITS: A Father’s Day Hockey Celebration
By show of hands, how many fans got into hockey due to their Dad’s? It might not apply to all. But there are certainly plenty of hockey fans who love the sport because our fathers taught us about it. On … Continue reading
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Kreider wins first ever Rod Gilbert Award as Mr. Ranger
Prior to last night’s game, the Rangers presented a special new award. The Rod Gilbert Award goes to the player who exemplifies what being a Ranger is all about. Rod Gilbert is probably the most iconic Blueshirt. As part of … Continue reading
Posted in Battle News, NYRangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Adam Graves, Andrew Copp, Artemi Panarin, Canadiens, Chris Kreider, franchise records, GAG Line, game-winners, Gerard Gallant, goals, Guy Lafleur, Igor Shesterkin, Jacob Trouba, Judy Christy, Mika Zibanejad, Montreal, points, power play goals, Rangers, Rod Gilbert, Rod Gilbert Award, Ryan Lindgren, single season, Steven McDonald Award
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A Rangers Pioneer Part I: Emile “Cat” Francis
On Saturday, Feb. 19, 2022, the Rangers lost a legendary pioneer. Emile “Cat” Francis was a huge part of the Original Six franchise. He was 95. It was as a coach and general manager that he helped shape the team … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960's, 1968 NHL Expansion, 70's, Andy Bathgate, Blackhawks, Blueshirts, Bob Nevin, Bobby Hull, Bobby Orr, Bruins, Canadiens, coach, Dennis Hull, Emile "Cat" Francis, Emile Francis Rangers Era, GAG Line, General Manager, Gerry Cheevers, goalie, Guy Lafleur, Harry Howell, Hart, Jacques Lemaire, Jean Ratelle, John Bucyk, Johnny Bower, Larry Robinson, Maple Leafs, memories, Norris, Original Six, Pete Mahovlich, Phil Esposito, Rangers, Remembrance, RIP, Rod Gilbert, Rod Seiling, Stan Mikita, Stanley Cup Finals, Steve Shutt, Tony Esposito, Vic Hadfield
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