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The extent of hockey highlights
If you’re wondering what will or will not happen in regards to the NHL, then this post is for you. The truth is we can’t project ahead and do fun previews on the Rangers or Devils. Nor how the league … Continue reading
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Tagged 70th Anniversary celebration, Automobilist, Avangard Omsk, Canadiens, Canucks, Cole Caufield, College Hockey, highlights, Hockey, Ivan Morozov, Jaromír Jágr, KHL, Kladno, Pavel Datsyuk, Rangers, Russia, St. Petersburg SKA, Traktor Chelyabinsk, Vasili Podkolzin, Vitaly Kravtsov, Wisconsin
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A Look Back at Jagr, Lundqvist beginnings and the surprising Rangers in ’05-06
All photos via Getty Images Editor’s Note: The following was originally started in the Spring when there was no hockey due to the pandemic. It was completed following the Lightning winning the Stanley Cup and key Blueshirts changing rosters. A … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers
Tagged '05-06, 1999 Playoffs, 2020, Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alex Kovalev, Alexis Lafreniere, Artemi Panarin, Blair Betts, Blueshirts, Chris Kreider, Column, Darius Kasparaitis, Devils, Dominic Moore, Fedor Tyutin, Filip Chytil, Glen Sather, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Jaromír Jágr, Jason Strudwick, Jason Ward, Jed Ortmeyer, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Weekes, King Henrik, Marcel Hossa, Marek Malik, Martin Rucinsky, Martin Straka, Mats Zuccarello, Michael Nylander, Michal Rozsival, Mika Zibanejad, New Era, Nils Lundkvist, No. 30, No. 68, Pavel Buchnevich, Pens, Petr Prucha, Petr Sykora, Rangers, Ryan Hollweg, Ryan Lindgren, Sandis Ozolinsh, Steve Rucchin, Tom Poti, Tom Renney, Tony DeAngelo, Ville Nieminen, Vitaly Kravtsov
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Lundqvist ready to be a Washington Capital
Coming Soon To DC: Henrik Lundqvist will go back to wearing his old number 35 when he plays for his new team as a Washington Capital. AP Photo credit Washington Capitals via Getty Images It’s been a week since we … Continue reading
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Tagged 2006, Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Capitals, Caps, Column, Devils, Finland, Frolunda, gold medal, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromír Jágr, King Henrik, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, number 35, Oilers, Perfect Strangers, Rangers, rock the red, Sweden, Twitter, Washington Capital, Wayne Gretzky, Winter Games
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Alexei Cherepanov passed away 12 years ago today
Remembering former Rangers 2007 first round draft pick Alexei Cherepanov 12 years later. It was thirteen years ago that the Rangers had a very talented Russian scoring forward fall to them in the 2007 NHL Draft. With the number 17 … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Years, 1989-2008, 2007 NHL Draft, Alexei Cherepanov, ambulance, Avangard Omsk, defibrillator, Алексей Черепанов, first round, heart condition, Jaromír Jágr, KHL, myocarditis, number 17 pick, October 13, Rangers, Remembrance, RIP, Russia, Siberian Express, tragedy, U20, World Junior Championships
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Lundqvist thanks Rangers, city and fans
AP Photo credit NBC Sports via Getty Images On the emotional day he was bought out by the only organization he’s known since debuting in 2005-06, Henrik Lundqvist thanked the New York Rangers and the fans of the greatest city. … Continue reading
What ‘If’
The 1991-92 New York Rangers were one of the franchise’s best teams. What ‘if’ they had beaten the Penguins and won the Stanley Cup that year? We look back while also looking forward at the promising current Blueshirts. AP Photo … Continue reading
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Tagged '93-94 New York Rangers, 1991-92, Adam Fox, Adam Graves, Alex Georgiev, Alex Kovalev, Alexander Karpovtsev, Artemi Panarin, Awards, Brian Leetch, Brian Noonan, Chris Kreider, Column, COVID-19, Craig MacTavish, Doug Weight, Esa Tikkanen, health risks, Henrik Lundqvist, Hockey, Igor Shesterkin, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Jesper Fast, John Vanbiesbrouck, K’Andre Miller, Marc Staal, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Keenan, Mike Richter, MLB, NBA, NHL, Nick Kypreos, Nils Lundkvist, pandemic, pause, Pavel Buchnevich, Penguins, Rangers, Roger Neilson, Ron Francis, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Sergei Nemchinov, Sergei Zubov, sports, Stanley-Cup, Stephane Matteau, Steve Larmer, Tony Amonte, Tony DeAngelo, tournament, Tyler Wall
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HARD HITS: Malkin somehow still gets overlooked
AP Photo credit sportnet.ca via Canadian Press Imagine being one of the game’s brightest stars on a team you helped win three Stanley Cups, a Calder, a Conn Smythe, a Hart Trophy and two scoring titles. All this list of … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Anthony Cirelli, Art Ross, Body Checks, Bryan Rust, Calder Race, Cale Makar, Canadiens, Carey Price, Chris Kreider, Column, Conn Smythe, Connor McDavid, Devils, Elvis Merzlikins, Evgeni Malkin, Hard Hits, Hart Trophy, Henrik Lundqvist, Hurricanes, Ilya Kovalchuk, Islanders, Jacob Trouba, Jake Guentzel, James Reimer, Jaromír Jágr, Kieffer Bellows, Kris Letang, Leafs, Leon Draisaitl, Lightning, Mackenzie Blackwood, Mario Lemieux, Neal Pionk, Nick Suzuki, Penguins, Pens, Petr Mrazek, Phil Kessel, Pittsburgh, Quinn Hughes, Rangers, Sidney Crosby, Stanley-Cup, Tristan Jarry, wildcard race, Winnipeg
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Shestyorkin is back, Fun Rangers lines, Why fighting still matters
Jaromir Jagr remains the single season franchise leader in goals and points during a memorable 2005-06 where he led the Rangers back to the playoffs. A look at some of my favorite lines. AP Photo via Getty Images With yet … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Graves, Alex Georgiev, Alex Kovalev, Benoit Pouliot, Brad Richards, Carl Hagelin, Chris Kreider, Column, Czech Posse, David Quinn, Derek Stepan, Derick Brassard, Eric Lindros, favorite lines, fighting, Flames, FLY Line, Hartford Wolf Pack, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shestyorkin, Jan Hlavac, Jaromír Jágr, Kaapo Kakko, Marian Gaborik, Mark Messier, Martin Straka, Marty St. Louis, Mats Zuccarello, Matthew Tkachuk, Michael Nylander, Mike Gartner, Mike York, NYR, Oilers, Pat Verbeek, Petr Nedved, Radek Dvorak, Rangers, Rick Nash, Ryan Callahan, Theo Fleury, Zack Kassian
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Bread Man dominance of Islanders latest example of how great he is, Rangers send message to blood rival in 6-2 domination
The Bread Man Delivers by dominating the Islanders with five points in the Rangers’ best win of the season. AP Photo credit New York Rangers via Getty Images By show of hands, who had the Rangers getting six past Semyon … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Alexandar Georgiev, Andy Bathgate, Artemi Panarin, Battle Of New York, Blueshirts, Brady Skjei, Bread Man, Brendan Smith, Brock Nelson, Chris Kreider, Derick Brassard, Devils, Islanders, Isles, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Jesper Fast, Jordan Eberle, Josh Bailey, line brawl, Matt Martin, Micheal Haley, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Ryan Strome, Sean McCaffrey, Semyon Varlamov, Thomas Greiss, Tony DeAngelo
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