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Buchnevich re-signing signals the likely end for Kreider
A few days away from salary arbitration, the Rangers and right wing Pavel Buchnevich agreed on a new contract. As expected, he received a payment between the projected $2.5 to 3.5 million range. The 24-year old Russian forward will earn … Continue reading
By signing Trouba for an average of $8 million over seven years, Rangers are under the pressure cooker
In the unforgiving sweltering summer heat here in the Big Apple, the insane combination of near century mark temperatures with high humidity has made it very uncomfortable for most New Yorkers. This weekend could see some record breakers during the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Artemi Panarin, Brendan Lemieux, Brendan Smith, Chris Kreider, Column, David Quinn, Jacob Trouba, Jeff Gorton, John Davidson, Kaapo Kakko, Kevin Shattenkirk, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, restricted free agents, Tony DeAngelo, Vitali Kravtsov, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Buchnevich and Trouba file for arbitration as hockey offseason cools off
Yesterday, Pavel Buchnevich and Jacob Trouba filed for salary arbitration. It’s not exciting news for the Rangers. They still have four unsigned Group II free agents including Tony DeAngelo and Brendan Lemieux. Neither of which were arbitration eligible. After signing … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Fox, Artemi Panarin, Brayden Point, Brendan Lemieux, Brendan Smith, Chris Kreider, David Quinn, free agency, hockey offseason, Hurricanes, Jacob Trouba, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Shattenkirk, Kyle Connor, Mitch Marner, NBA, Patrik Laine, Paul George, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, restricted free agents, salary arbitration, Sebastian Aho, Tony DeAngelo, Vitali Kravtsov, Vladislav Namestnikov
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Rangers introduce the next franchise player in No. 2 pick Kaapo Kakko
The moment Kaapo Kakko officially became a New York Ranger!#NYRDraft | @SAPSports pic.twitter.com/F2l1jRWrsL — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) June 22, 2019 Shortly after 8 PM (well 5 in Vancouver), the Rangers waited patiently for the Devils to make it official … Continue reading
Game #82: A positive conclusion in Quinn’s rookie year
Last night, the Rangers played their final game of rookie coach David Quinn’s rookie year. Like over a quarter of the games, Game 82 required overtime. The Penguins were still playing for something. A shot at home ice in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Draft Lottery, Alexandar Georgiev, Artemi Panarin, Brady Skjei, Brendan Lemieux, Brendan Smith, Brett Howden, Chris Kreider, David Quinn, Filip Chytil, Igor Shestyorkin, Jesper Fast, John Davidson, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Marc Staal, Mika Zibanejad, Penguins, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo, Vitali Kravtsov, Vladislav Namestnikov
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My thoughts on the Steven McDonald Award
In about half an hour, the Rangers will introduce Steven McDonald’s family to the crowd at MSG. They’ll get a standing ovation as always on an emotional night. It’ll be loud and what all 41 home games should be, but … Continue reading
Game #76: Big Bad Bruins humiliate Andersson and Rangers
I don’t often start off recaps like this. But I’m pretty ticked off at how that game ended. By that, I mean the way the big bad Bruins had to avenge Patrice Bergeron for a questionable hit by Lias Andersson … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston fans, Brendan Lemieux, Brendan Smith, Bruins, Chris Kreider, Chris Wagner, David Backes, David Quinn, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaro Halak, Lias Andersson, Marian Gaborik, Patrice Bergeron, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Red Sox, refs, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo, Vladislav Namestnikov, Yankees, Zdeno Chara
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Hajek a bright spot in helping Lundqvist get a rare win last night
These days, there really isn’t much to write home about if you’re a Rangers or Devils fan. Even a third rivalry game of four didn’t have much juice last night. With both teams headed for playoff misses, these games don’t … Continue reading
Game #64: Bad bounces, Armia’s hat trick overshadow Lemieux’s first goal in 4-2 loss to Canadiens
Home ice is supposed to be friendly. Not so much for the Rangers, who had two bad bounces go against them in a 4-2 loss to the Canadiens. Those two bounces resulted in Montreal goals to turn around a second … Continue reading
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Tagged Brady Skjei, Brendan Gallagher, Brendan Lemieux, Canadiens, Carey Price, Christian Folin, David Quinn, hat trick, Henrik Lundqvist, Joel Armia, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Max Domi, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Vladislav Namestnikov, wildcard race
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Game #63: Grittier Blueshirts are winners even if refs handed Bolts extra point
Sometimes, this game can be very strange. Rare is the occasion where you can feel like your team won even they the end result says they lost. Such was the case during tonight’s match against the league best Lightning. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandar Georgiev, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Blueshirts, Bolts, Boo Nieves, Brendan Lemieux, Dan Girardi, Filip Chytil, J.T. Miller, Jimmy Vesey, Lias Andersson, Lightning, Mika Zibanejad, Nikita Kucherov, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Steven Stamkos, Tony DeAngelo, Victor Hedman, Vladislav Namestnikov, Yanni Gourde
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