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Game 5 Review: Thoughts on tough 2-1 Rangers loss to Oilers/refs, talent lacking
I know it’s a bit late. However, Saturday’s 2-1 Rangers loss to the Oilers and the refs really ticked me off. Let me preface this by saying that I rarely get on the officiating for any of my teams when … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam McQuaid, Brady Skjei, Brendan Smith, Brett Howden, Cam Talbot, Chris Kreider, Connor McDavid, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Game recap, Henrik Lundqvist, Jesper Fast, Jimmy Vesey, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Marc Staal, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Neal Pionk, Oilers, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Spooner, Tony DeAngelo, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Rangers Preview: Patience a virtue in Quinn’s first year
The word rebuild hasn’t been common in this part of town. Until last trade deadline, it was unfamiliar to Henrik Lundqvist. When he first entered the league as a fresh faced 23-year old championship winning goalie of Frolunda back home … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018-19, Adam McQuaid, Brady Skjei, Brendan Smith, Brett Howden, Chris Kreider, Cody McLeod, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Fredrik Claesson, Henrik Lundqvist, Jesper Fast, Jimmy Vesey, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Marc Staal, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Neal Pionk, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Spooner, Tony DeAngelo, Vinni Lettieri, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Preseason begins: Rangers 4 Devils 3 (OT)
In the first preseason action for both teams, the Rangers defeated the Devils 4-3 in overtime at The Rock. It was choppy play marred by the usual allotment of sloppy penalties. There were plenty of power plays throughout. Nick Lappin … Continue reading
Looking Ahead: How the ‘18-19 Rangers stack up
It’s never easy to assess a rebuilding team. Coming off their worst season in over a decade, the Rangers are a team in transition. Expectations aren’t that high as in years past. Fans should be realistic about what to expect. … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers
Tagged Alexandar Georgiev, Brady Skjei, Chris Kreider, Column, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Henrik Lundqvist, Jesper Fast, Jimmy Vesey, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Marc Staal, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Spooner, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Rangers re-sign Hayes for one year and over $5 million
So much for logic and suggestion. Less than 24 hours after I advocated committing long-term to Kevin Hayes, the Rangers decided the best option was to re-sign him for one year at over $5 million. Credit goes to TSN insider … Continue reading
HARD HITS: Hayes is the best center on the Rangers, Pay him!
Let me start off by saying what’s been on my mind for a while. How long exactly? Try since February of last season. There are many different perspectives on what needs to happen going forward for the Rangers. I’m here … Continue reading
Rangers linked to Komarov, Nash may not play next year
It looks like the Rangers could be actually adding someone to the roster. They’ve been reportedly linked to soon to be former Maple Leaf Leo Komarov. The New York Rangers have been in talks with forward Leo Komarov on a … Continue reading
Posted in July 1 Frenzy, NYRangers
Tagged Brett Howden, Conor Sheary, Filip Chytil, James Van Riemsdyk, John Tavares, July 1, Leafs, Leo Komarov, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Matt Hunwick, Penguins, Prospect Camp, Rangers, Rick Nash, Ryan O'Reilly, Sabres, trade, Ville Meskanen, Vitali Kravtsov
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What J.T. Miller’s new contract could mean for Hayes
Earlier today, the Lightning announced on Twitter that they had re-signed J.T. Miller to a new contract. The restricted free agent who the Rangers included in a selloff with Ryan McDonagh at the trade deadline, received a five-year contract worth … Continue reading
Rangers bring in a new era with hire of David Quinn
As the playoffs have gone on, it’s taken a while for the Rangers to find a new coach. After swinging and missing on Jim Montgomery, who reportedly turned down more money to stay in the Midwest and accept the job … Continue reading
