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NHL COVID restrictive measures leads to more cancellations, Canada closing its border, early Christmas Break, no Olympics, plus a look at hockey history nicknames
In predictable news that was expected, the NHL’s new COVID restrictive measures lead to more cancellations. With spikes in COVID due to the new Omicron variant, Canada also decided to close its border. That means no games between American teams … Continue reading
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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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Rangers Draft mostly North American players with a twist
If Day One wasn’t a surprise with Alexis Lafreniere going first and Braden Schneider being a player they targeted by trading up to number 19, then the Rangers Draft on Day Two was again mostly focused on North American players … Continue reading
Posted in Battle News, NHL Draft, NYRangers
Tagged 2020 Draft, Brad Marchand, Brett Berard, buyout, Cory Schneider, Day Two, Devils, Dylan Garand, Evan Vierling, Henrik Lundqvist, Hugo Ollas, John Davidson, Kings, Lias Andersson, Matthew Rempe, NHL news, North American, Oliver Tarnstrom, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Sharks, Sweden, Tom Wilson, trade, Update, Vitaly Kravtsov, Will Cuylle
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Rangers to buyout Henrik Lundqvist, Remembering an all-time New York Ranger
From A King To A Czar: The passing of the torch began this past year with all-time Rangers great Henrik Lundqvist handing over the goalie reigns to Igor Shesterkin. It’s the end of an era. Three days after Marc Staal … Continue reading
Posted in Battle News, NYRangers
Tagged 2005-06, 2012 Playoffs, 2014 Rangers, 2015 NHL Playoffs, Alain Vigneault, Alex Georgiev, Alex Ovechkin, all-time Ranger, Anton Stralman, Benoit Pouliot, Blueshirts, Brad Richards, Braden Holtby, Brendan Lemieux, Brian Boyle, buyout, Cam Talbot, Carey Price, Carl Hagelin, Chris Kreider, Dan Girardi, David Quinn, Derek Stepan, Derick Brassard, Dominic Moore, Evgeni Malkin, Hank, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Jesper Fast, John Tortorella, JT Miller, Keith Yandle, Kevin Hayes, Kevin Klein, Kevin Shattenkirk, Kings Henrik, Marc Staal, Mariah Gaborik, Martin St. Louis, Mats Zuccarello, New York, Olympic gold medal, Rangers, Rick Nash, Ryan Callahan, Ryan McDonagh, Ryan Strome, Sidney Crosby, Sweden, thank you, Tony DeAngelo, Vezina
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Lundqvist speaks on being a Ranger, DeAngelo/Lemieux 2020, Quinn changes defense pairs, Strome a game time decision
Better Times: Henrik Lundqvist (seen above with Carey Price) has fallen on hard times since 2017-18. In the first round series versus the Canadiens, he outplayed Price in the 2017 NHL Playoffs. It was his last series win. He had … Continue reading
Posted in Column, NYRangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alexis Lafreniere Sweepstakes, Brady Skjei, Brendan Lemieux, Brett Howden, Carey Price, Column, Eli Manning, Frolunda, Giants, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shestyorkin, Jacob Trouba, Marc Staal, Marc-Andre Fleury, Pekka Rinne, Rangers, Red Wings, Rick DiPietro, Roberto Luongo, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Sweden, Tony DeAngelo, wildcard race
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Georgiev gives up late goal to Myers in tough loss to Canucks, Rangers go 0 for 3 in Western Canada, Kreider Appreciation, Vancouver Retro 90’s Night invokes memories
Marc Staal battles a Canuck along the boards. AP Photo credit Vancouver Canucks via Getty Images Encouraging is that unlike the first two games, they played well in Vancouver. However, the Rangers still managed to lose a tough one to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1994, 2012, 2015 NHL Playoffs, 90's Retro Night, Alex Kovalev, Alex Mogilny, Alexandar Georgiev, Alexis Lafreniere, Antoine Roussel, Artemi Panarin, Bo Horvat, Brady Skjei, Brian Leetch, Canada, Canucks, Chris Kreider, Cliff Ronning, Derek Stepan, Finland, Greg Adams, Ivan Zubov, Jacob Markstrom, Jesper Fast, JT Miller, Karl Henriksson, Kirk McLean, Mark Messier, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Keenan, Mike Richter, Nils Lundkvist, Pavel Buchnevich, Pavel Bure, Petr Nedved, Quinn Hughes, Rangers, Russia, Ryan Strome, Sweden, Trevor Linden, Tyler Myers, World Junior Championship
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Rangers organization to blame for Lias Andersson mess
Lias Andersson requested a trade. David Quinn and the Rangers organization failed him. AP Photo courtesy Getty Images In a unsurprising move, Lias Andersson has requested a trade from the Rangers. That news was revealed by TSN insider Darren Dreger … Continue reading
Panarin returns to Columbus tonight, Georgiev back in net, DeAngelo stuff and Kravtsov
What is it about Artemi Panarin? "When you ask me that question, I think about the reactions that our players have on the bench during games when he does something. Guys are elbowing each other like, 'Did you just see … Continue reading
Posted in Game Preview, NY Rangers
Tagged Adam Fox, Alexandar Georgiev, analytics, Artemi Panarin, Blue Jackets, Brady Skjei, Bread Man, Brendan Lemieux, Brett Howden, charts, Chris Kreider, Columbus, Game Preview, Greg McKegg, Jacob Trouba, John Tortorella, Joonas Korpisalo, Karl Henriksson, K’Andre Miller, Kevin DeLury, Larry Brooks, Libor Hajek, Marc Staal, Mike Keenan, Nils Lundkvist, NYR Podcasts, Oliver Bjorkstrand, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, return, Ron Duguay, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Sweden, Tony DeAngelo
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Disappointing tournament for Lundqvist worrisome for Rangers
Nobody likes to be the harbinger of bad news. Especially when it comes to a star player who’s clearly seen their better days. Great players break down. It’s a hard reality for fans to accept. Even the legendary Willie Mays … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandar Georgiev, Column, Finland, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, IIHF, Rangers, Sweden, World Championships
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