Tag Archives: Jean-Gabriel Pageau

HARD HITS: What can be learned from the Islanders’ run

Posted on September 19, 2020 by Derek Felix

It’s not too often I write about a bitter rival. However, the Islanders made it impossible not to devote a few posts to them due to their great run in these very unpredictable and strange Stanley Cup Playoffs. Give credit … Continue reading →

Posted in Column, Hard Hits | Tagged Adam Pelech, Alex Pietrangelo, Anders Lee, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Andy Greene, Anthony Beauvillier, Anthony Cirelli, Barclay Goodrow, Barry Trotz, Blake Coleman, Body Checks, Brayden Point, Brendan Lemieux, Brian Boyle, Brock Nelson, Cal Clutterbuck, Casey Cizikas, Column, Denis Gurianov, Derek Dorsett, Derick Brassard, Devon Toews, Dominic Moore, Hard Hits, Ilya Sorokin, Islanders, Isles, Jamie Benn, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Joe Pavelski, Joel Edmundson, John Klingberg, Johnny Boychuk, Jordan Eberle, Josh Bailey, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lightning, Lou Lamoriello, Mat Barzal, Matt Martin, Miro Heiskanen, New York, Nick Leddy, Nikita Kucherov, Nils Lundkvist, Noah Dobson, Ondrej Palat, Pat Maroon, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Ryan McDonagh, Ryan Pulock, Scott Mayfield, Semyon Varlamov, Stars, Thomas Greiss, Tony DeAngelo, Victor Hedman, Yanni Gourde, Zach Bogosian | 3 Comments

Lightning put Islanders on the brink

Posted on September 14, 2020 by Derek Felix

For more than half of Game Four, the Islanders were in position to even their best-of-seven series against the heavy favorite Lightning. Semyon Varlamov had made some big saves to keep a strong Bolts surge off the scoreboard. He certainly … Continue reading →

Posted in NHL Playoffs | Tagged Alex Killorn, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Anton Khudobin, Barclay Goodrow, Barry Trotz, Blake Coleman, Bolts, Brayden Point, Brock Nelson, Cal Clutterbuck, Casey Cizikas, Column, Eastern Conference Final, Game Four, Golden Knights, Islanders, Isles, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Joe Pavelski, Jon Cooper, Josh Bailey, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lightning, Mat Barzal, Matt Martin, Nikita Kucherov, Ondrej Palat, Ryan McDonagh, Semyon Varlamov, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Stars, Victor Hedman, Yanni Gourde | Leave a comment

Lafreniere will be nice, but Rangers must address center situation and improve depth

Posted on September 7, 2020 by Derek Felix

As this strange summer has gone on with the Conference Finals finally beginning during Labor Day Weekend, one thing stands out. In order to have success, you need the horses to go far. Also a bit of luck. Just ask … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alexis Lafreniere, Andy Greene, Artemi Panarin, assistant, Barry Trotz, Brett Howden, Centers, Chris Kreider, Column, David Quinn, defense, depth, Eastern Conference Final, Filip Chytil, Henrik Lundqvist, Islanders, Jacob Trouba, Jacques Martin, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jesper Fast, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Lauri Pajunemi, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Lightning, Lou Lamoriello, Mika Zibanejad, Morgan Barron, Nils Lundkvist, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo, Vitali Kravtsov | Leave a comment

Flyers stay alive on Laughton overtime winner to force Game Six against Islanders

Posted on September 2, 2020 by Derek Felix

Even if they tried their best to hand back a game they played well enough in, the Flyers survived a brutal conclusion to the third period to stay alive against the Islanders. Despite allowing the Isles to score twice in … Continue reading →

Posted in NHL Playoffs | Tagged Alain Vigneault, Barry Trotz, Brock Nelson, Cal Clutterbuck, Carter Hart, Claude Giroux, Derick Brassard, Flyers, Game Five, Islanders, Ivan Provorov, James Van Riemsdyk, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Josh Bailey, Kevin Hayes, Mat Barzal, Matt Niskanen, overtime, Philippe Myers, Scott Laughton, Scott Mayfield, Sean Couturier, Semyon Varlamov, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Travis Konecny | Leave a comment

The Trotz Islanders getting it done against the Vigneault Flyers

Posted on August 30, 2020 by Derek Felix

#Isles take Game 3, 3-1, and a 2-1 series lead over the Flyers. Last time the Islanders won two games in a second-round series was 1993. — Mollie Walker (@MollieeWalkerr) August 30, 2020 The last time the Islanders were in … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged Alain Vigneault, Anders Lee, Barry Trotz, Canucks, Carter Hart, Claude Giroux, Column, Derick Brassard, Flyers, Game Three, Islanders, Isles, James Van Riemsdyk, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Joel Farabee, Kevin Hayes, Leo Komarov, Mat Barzal, Matt Martin, New York Islanders, Rangers, Scott Laughton, Semyon Varlamov, Tyler Pitlick | Leave a comment

An Islanders Summer?

Posted on August 25, 2020 by Derek Felix

As exciting as the Rangers winning the NHL Draft Lottery is with top rated prospect Alexis Lafreniere on tap this October 9, Blueshirt fans now have another concern. One which we don’t want to think about. Picture the bitter blood … Continue reading →

Posted in Column, NHL Playoffs | Tagged Alain Vigneault, Alexis Lafreniere, Anders Lee, Andy Greene, Anthony Beauvillier, Barry Trotz, Brock Nelson, Cal Clutterbuck, Carter Hart, Casey Cizikas, Claude Giroux, Column, Flyers, Islanders, Isles, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Joel Farabee, Josh Bailey, Kevin Hayes, Leo Komarov, Lou Lamoriello, Mat Barzal, Matt Martin, October 9, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Sean Couturier, Semyon Varlamov, Travis Konecny | Leave a comment

HARD HITS: The Hart Race nobody wants to acknowledge

Posted on March 1, 2020 by Derek Felix

Last night in a big 3-2 win over the Jets, Oilers center Leon Draisaitl scored twice and picked up an assist to help move Edmonton into second place in the Pacific Division. The power play goal he scored in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Column, Hard Hits | Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Anthony Beauvillier, Artemi Panarin, Body Checks, Brad Marchand, Bread Man, Brock Nelson, Bruins, Calder Race, Cale Makar, Canadiens, Chris Kreider, Column, Connor McDavid, David Ayres, David Pastrnak, David Quinn, Dominik Kubalik, Hard Hits, Hart Race, Henrik Lundqvist, Hurricanes, Igor Shesterkin, Islanders, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jesper Fast, Jordan Eberle, Leafs, Leon Draisaitl, Mat Barzal, Mika Zibanejad, MVP, Oilers, Patrice Bergeron, Quinn Hughes, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Tuukka Rask, Vezina, wildcard | Leave a comment

Game #62 Panarin and Zibanejad save the Rangers in an emotional 4-3 overtime win over gritty Islanders, Georgiev stands on head, McKegg and Howden score

Posted on February 26, 2020 by Derek Felix

No words. Just a great photograph. AP Photo credit New York Rangers via Getty Images Sometimes, you gotta be lucky. Whether it’s in life or whatever venture, luck being on your side is good. The Rangers were lucky to win … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Anders Lee, Artemi Panarin, Barry Trotz, Battle Of New York, Blue Jackets, Blueshirts, Bread Man, Brendan Lemieux, Brendan Smith, Brett Howden, Brock Nelson, Connor McDavid, David Quinn, Devon Toews, Greg McKegg, Hart Trophy, Hurricanes, Islanders, Isles, Jacob Trouba, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jordan Eberle, Josh Bailey, Kaapo Kakko, Leon Draisaitl, Mat Barzal, Michael Dal Colle, Mika Zibanejad, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Pulock, Ryan Strome, Semyon Varlamov, Tony DeAngelo, wildcard race | Leave a comment

Rangers and Kreider Agree! Re-sign power forward for seven years, Shesterkin and Buchnevich injured in car accident thankfully not serious

Posted on February 24, 2020 by Derek Felix

On a morning that started off bleak due to the stunning news Team President John Davidson delivered on a conference call that both Igor Shesterkin and Pavel Buchnevich suffered minor injuries in a car accident last night in Brooklyn, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Battle News, NYRangers, Trade Deadline | Tagged #NHLTradeDeadline, Alex Georgiev, Artemi Panarin, Blueshirts, Brady Skjei, car accident, Chris Kreider, contract extension, Henrik Lundqvist, Hurricanes, Igor Shesterkin, injured, Islanders, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jeff Gorton, John Davidson, Mika Zibanejad, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, rumor, Ryan Strome, Senators, Zach Parise | Leave a comment

Game #20: Senators give younger Blueshirts a dose of reality in brutal loss

Posted on November 22, 2019 by Derek Felix

Twenty games have now been played. By tomorrow night, the Rangers will have arrived at the quarter mark of the season. One thing they’re learning is it’s not easy to win games in this league. That’s basically a takeaway from … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alexandar Georgiev, Anders Nilsson, Anthony Duclair, Artemiy Panarin, Brady Skjei, Chris Kreider, David Quinn, DJ Smith, Greg McKegg, Henrik Lundqvist, Jacob Trouba, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jeff Gorton, Libor Hajek, Logan Brown, Montreal, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Senators, Thomas Chabot, Tim Gettinger, Tyler Ennis

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Tag Archives: Jean-Gabriel Pageau

HARD HITS: What can be learned from the Islanders’ run

Lightning put Islanders on the brink

Lafreniere will be nice, but Rangers must address center situation and improve depth

Flyers stay alive on Laughton overtime winner to force Game Six against Islanders

The Trotz Islanders getting it done against the Vigneault Flyers

An Islanders Summer?

HARD HITS: The Hart Race nobody wants to acknowledge

Game #62 Panarin and Zibanejad save the Rangers in an emotional 4-3 overtime win over gritty Islanders, Georgiev stands on head, McKegg and Howden score

Rangers and Kreider Agree! Re-sign power forward for seven years, Shesterkin and Buchnevich injured in car accident thankfully not serious

Game #20: Senators give younger Blueshirts a dose of reality in brutal loss

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