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Revisiting Alex Mogilny after another snub
Alex Mogilny was not only a great finisher, but a terrific playmaker during a 16-year NHL career that remains overlooked by some clueless writers of the Hockey Hall of Fame. One day, he’ll make it. Getty Images It was a … Continue reading
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Feeling a playoff tournament, Sabres chaos
In a chaotic time that won’t change anytime soon, believe it or not, playoff hockey is inching closer. With Phase 2 finally about to hit in NYC, players will start reporting to training camp. This all seems very strange. Normally … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers
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Coming to grips with a gut wrenching moment
Life can be funny sometimes. It truly can be mysterious and unpredictable. Take the date May 25th. In 1994 on one memorable hot Spring night, that meant captain Mark Messier delivering on his promise by leading the Rangers back from … Continue reading
Posted in Battle Of Hudson, Column, Devils, NYRangers
Tagged 1994, 2012, Adam Henrique, Alec Martinez, Battle Of Hudson, Canucks, Column, Devils, Eastern Conference Final, Game Six, handshake, Henrik Lundqvist, Hudson Rivalry, Kings, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, May 25, Mike Richter, overtime, Rangers, Stanley-Cup, Stephane Matteau, sudden death, The Guarantee
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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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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
Posted in Column, Hard Hits
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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NHL ’19-20 Division and Conference Rankings, Predictions
So, how do they stack up? As it gets going tomorrow with the first game between polar opposites in the Battle Of Ontario between Toronto and Ottawa, there will be surprises because there always are. This is just my best … Continue reading
Posted in NHL Preview
Tagged 2019-20 Rankings, Atlantic, Central, Eastern Conference, Metro, NHL Awards, NHL Preview, Pacific, Predictions, Stanley-Cup, Western Conference
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Binnington’s astonishing Game Seven and O’Reilly’s dominance lead Blues to first ever Stanley Cup
On Wednesday night in Boston, the St. Louis Blues made history. For the first time in their 52-year history, they won the Stanley Cup. The Blues are Stanley Cup champions thanks to the amazing play of unflappable rookie goalie Jordan … Continue reading
Posted in Stanley Cup
Tagged 2019 NHL Playoffs, Alex Pietrangelo, Blues, Boston, Brad Marchand, Brayden Schenn, Bruins, Colton Parayko, Conn Smythe, David Krejci, Game Seven, Jaden Schwartz, Jay Bouwmeester, Joakim Nordstrom, Jordan Binnington, Marcus Johansson, Matt Grzelcyk, NBC, Pat Maroon, Patrice Bergeron, Pierre McGuire, Ryan O'Reilly, St. Louis, Stanley-Cup, Tuukka Rask, Vladimir Tarasenko
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It’s do or die for Blues and Bruins in Game Seven
There’s a Game Seven for the Stanley Cup tonight in Boston. It’s do or die for the Blues and Bruins at TD Garden on NBC. The fun begins at 8 PM on the network that just might have a postgame … Continue reading
The best thing about Game Six
The Bruins took Game Six from the Blues by a count of 5-1 to force a winner take all Game Seven. That means it’ll be two teams fighting tooth and nail for the Stanley Cup in Boston on Wednesday night. … Continue reading
Posted in Stanley Cup
Tagged Alex Pietrangelo, Bernie Federko, Blues, Bob Plager, Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, Brett Hull, Bruins, David Krejci, David Pastrnak, Game Seven, Game Six, Gloria, Jordan Binnington, Karson Kuhlman, Patrice Bergeron, Ryan O'Reilly, Stanley-Cup, Tuukka Rask, Zdeno Chara
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