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- Despite comeback, Rangers suffer a crushing loss to enemy Islanders in overtime, Chytil turnover leads to Pulock winner, Kravtsov records first NHL point
- Georgiev conquers the Islanders again in good bounce back win, Panarin responds and kids step up
- A Covid Shot to the playoffs, Vaccinated Rangers turn into the gang that can’t shoot straight in a brutal loss to grittier Penguins
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In role reversal, more focused Blueshirts turn tables on Islanders
AP Photo by New York Rangers via Twitter First start in 10 months.Casual shutout.Not a big deal. pic.twitter.com/iCWKJKfRHo — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) January 17, 2021 One thing we’re learning in the early going is that these two game series … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Fox, Adam Pelech, Alex Georgiev, Alexis Lafreniere, Anthony Beauvillier, Artemi Panarin, Barry Trotz, Brendan Smith, Brock Nelson, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Game 2, Game Review, Ilya Sorokin, Islanders, Jack Johnson, Jacob Trouba, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Mat Barzal, Mika Zibanejad, Noah Dobson, Pavel Buchnevich, Phil Di Giuseppe, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Ryan Lindgren, Scott Mayfield, Semyon Varlamov
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Islanders take sloppy Rangers to school
⭐️ #ISLES STARS OF THE GAME! ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/L9WKBJ1wwp — New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) January 15, 2021 If this were a prize fighting match, they would’ve stopped it early. It wasn’t even close. The Rangers stumbled and fumbled literally against a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Fox, Adam Pelech, Alexis Lafreniere, Anders Lee, Andy Greene, Anthony Beauvillier, Barry Trotz, blocked shots, Blueshirts, Brendan Lemieux, Brock Nelson, Chris Kreider, Column, David Quinn, Igor Shestyorkin, Islanders, Isles, Jack Johnson, Jacob Trouba, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jordan Eberle, Julien Gauthier, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Rooney, Mat Barzal, Mika Zibanejad, Noah Dobson, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Semyon Varlamov, Tony DeAngelo
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HARD HITS: What can be learned from the Islanders’ run
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 →
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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
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An Islanders Summer?
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 →
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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
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Game #48: Costly mistakes hurt Rangers in 4-2 loss to Islanders without Panarin, hit All-Star break on sour note
You had to figure the Islanders would come with more urgency. Having dropped the first two meetings over the last week and then blowing a home game to the Caps while only getting a point in Carolina via a shootout, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Fox, AHL All-Star, Alexandar Georgiev, Anders Lee, Anthony Beauvillier, Artemi Panarin, Barry Trotz, Battle Of New York, Blueshirts, Brady Skjei, Brendan Lemieux, Brock Nelson, Casey Cizikas, Chris Kreider, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Freddy Krueger, Hartford, Igor Shestyorkin, Islanders, Isles, Jacob Trouba, Jesper Fast, Josh Bailey, Kaapo Kakko, Mat Barzal, Mika Zibanejad, NHL All-Star, Noah Dobson, offside challenge, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ross Johnston, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Pulock, Ryan Strome, Scott Mayfield, Shocker, Thomas Greiss, Tony DeAngelo
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A Georgiev Statement: Islanders mastery continues for Rangers wildcard, Kreider wins it with 24.6 seconds left
Rangers hero Chris Kreider wears the Broadway Hat after scoring a clutch power play goal to beat the Islanders 3-2 with 24.6 seconds left in regulation. He’s making a strong case to stay. AP Photo credit New York Rangers via … Continue reading →
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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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Game #43: Rangers waste good effort in excruciating 4-3 loss to Islanders
There are losses, and then there are LOSSES. I don’t feel like explaining myself. When you give the kind of effort the Rangers put into a third period they dominated, and still lose in excruciating fashion, it speaks volumes about … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anders Lee, Barry Trotz, Cal Clutterbuck, Cody McLeod, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Henrik Lundqvist, Islanders, Jesper Fast, Jimmy Vesey, Jordan Eberle, Josh Bailey, Kevin Shattenkirk, Marc Staal, Mathew Barzal, Mats Zuccarello, Matt Martin, Neal Pionk, Nick Leddy, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Robin Lehner, Ross Johnston, Ryan Strome
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Game #22: Rangers finally get best of Islanders in 5-0 shutout on Turkey Eve
#NYR Broadway Hat and first shutout puck for Georgie! pic.twitter.com/SL1a6onCDA — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) November 22, 2018 I was thinking about a good way to start this post. By now, you’re all home following the first Rangers win over … Continue reading →
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Tagged Al Pacino, Alexandar Georgiev, Battle Of New York, Butch Goring, Chris Kreider, Cody McLeod, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Game recap, Islanders, Keanu Reeves, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Shattenkirk, Mathew Barzal, Neal Pionk, Rangers, Robin Lehner, Ross Johnston, The Devil's Advocate, Vladislav Namestnikov
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