Tag Archives: Wayne Gretzky

Rangers give fans a Christmas gift in comeback win over Islanders in final meeting, Gauthier and Goodrow spark eighth win in nine, Kakko gets winner to redeem himself, the ridiculous NHL schedule

Posted on December 24, 2022 by Derek Felix

Whenever the classic crosstown rivals get together, it makes for an entertaining game. Very early in the season, it was the Islanders who took the first two games from the Rangers including a third period comeback on Nov. 8 at … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alexander Ovechkin, Alexander Romanov, Alexis Lafreniere, Anders Lee, Artemi Panarin, Barclay Goodrow, Battle Of New York, Ben Harpur, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Brock Nelson, Chris Kreider, classic rivalry, Connor Bedard, Filip Chytil, Gerard Gallant, goals, Gordie Howe, Igor Shesterkin, Ilya Sorokin, Islanders, Isles, Jacob Trouba, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Jonny Brodzinski, Josh Bailey, Julien Gauthier, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Luke Hughes, Mat Barzal, Mika Zibanejad, NHL, Noah Dobson, Ovi, Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, schedule, Scott Mayfield, second all-time, Shane Wright, Sidney Crosby, Simon Nemec, Vincent Trocheck, Vitaly Kravtsov, Wayne Gretzky, WJC, Zach Parise | 1 Comment

Ovechkin makes history with hat trick to join Howe and Gretzky as the third member of the 800 Goal Club

Posted on December 15, 2022 by Derek Felix

NO. 8️⃣0️⃣0️⃣‼️ OVI KEEPS CLIMBING 📈 pic.twitter.com/DVQQqOYk1V — ESPN (@espn) December 14, 2022 On Tuesday night in Chicago at the United Center, Alexander Ovechkin launched himself into NHL history by becoming only the third player to join the 800 Goal … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged 800 goals, Alexander Ovechkin, Blackhawks, Caps, Gordie Howe, Great Eight, Great One, Hockey, Jaromír Jágr, Mr. Hockey, NHL history, Ovi, United Center, Washington Capitals, Wayne Gretzky | Leave a comment

History Made: Panarin sets record for most assists by a Ranger forward, Kreider ties Cook on all-time franchise list

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Derek Felix

It’s been a history making year for the Rangers. In their latest win- a satisfying 6-3 triumph over the Islanders- Artemi Panarin made some history. The 30-year old Russian assisted on all three of Andrew Copp’s goals during the first … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged '21-22, Adam Fox, Adam Graves, Artemi Panarin, assists, Bill Cook, Blueshirts, Brad Park, Brian Leetch, Chris Kreider, franchise history, game-winning goals, goals, James Patrick, Jaromír Jágr, Jean Ratelle, Mark Messier, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Gartner, power play goals, Rangers, Rod Gilbert, Sergei Zubov, single season, Vic Hadfield, Wayne Gretzky | Leave a comment

Inspired third period gives Rangers their 18th comeback win over Buchnevich and Blues, Kreider gets winner on power play, Shesterkin picked up by team

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Derek Felix

Even the best players have off nights. For a 2:14 stretch late in the second period with his team leading 2-0, Igor Shesterkin became human. He allowed three straight Blues goals on three consecutive shots. The stunning turn of events … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alexis Lafreniere, Anson Carter, Artemi Panarin, Blues, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Brayden Schenn, Chris Kreider, Craig Berube, Dryden Hunt, Gerard Gallant, Igor Shesterkin, Ivan Barbashev, Jacob Trouba, Jordan Kyrou, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Rooney, Mark Giordano, Mika Zibanejad, MSG, NHL On TNT, Patrik Nemeth, Pavel Buchnevich, Phil Kessel, Rangers, Robert Thomas, Ryan Lindgren, Ryan O'Reilly, Ryan Reaves, Ryan Strome, St. Louis, Ville Husso, Vladimir Tarasenko, Wayne Gretzky | Leave a comment

Rangers Flashback: Tony Granato

Posted on February 22, 2022 by Derek Felix

In 1988-89, the Rangers boasted a pair of rookies who had an immediate impact. Of course, Brian Leetch is well known. Following a 17-game cameo fresh out of Wisconsin in ’87-88, he scored 23 goals and had 71 points to … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged 1988-89, A Look Back, Badgers, Bernie Nicholls, Bill Masterton, Brian Leetch, Calder, Canucks, Column, Flashback, Jeff Beukeboom, Kings, Mark Messier, Mike Richter, Neil Smith, Oilers, Rangers, Sharks, Tomas Sandstrom, Tony Granato, Trevor Linden, U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame, Wayne Gretzky, Wisconsin | Leave a comment

NHL COVID restrictive measures leads to more cancellations, Canada closing its border, early Christmas Break, no Olympics, plus a look at hockey history nicknames

Posted on December 22, 2021 by Derek Felix

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 →

Posted in Battle News, Column | Tagged 100 Years, Alexander Mogilny, Alexander Ovechkin, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Artemi Panarin, Battle News, Beijing, Bill Cook, Brad Marchand, Brett Hull, Bun Cook, Canada, Canadiens, cancellations, China, Column, Connor McDavid, COVID Protocol, Dominik Hasek, Eddie Shore, Eric Lindros, Frank Boucher, Gabriel Landeskog, Gordie Howe, Henrik Lundqvist, history of hockey, Jacques Plante, Kyle Connor, Leon Draisaitl, Lucas Raymond, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, Maurice Richard, Maven, Mike Richter, Mikko Rantanen, Moritz Seider, Nathan MacKinnon, NHL, NHLPA, nicknames, Olli Jokinen, Olympic memories, Olympics, Omicron variant, Original Six, Paul Maurice, Pavel Bure, Production Line, Red Kelly, Red Wings, Sid Abel, Sidney Crosby, Stan Fischler, Sweden, Ted Lindsay, Trevor Zegras, USA, Wayne Gretzky, Winnipeg, Zach Parise | Leave a comment

Devils grind their way to 2-0 despite Hughes’ injury

Posted on October 20, 2021 by hasan4978

Normally a second home game of the season can be a sleepy affair, especially when it’s between interconference teams (and ones that have never met before last night at that). Last night’s 4-2 win over the Kraken was anything but … Continue reading →

Posted in Devils | Tagged Alex Wennberg, Brandon Tanev, Damon Severson, Dawson Mercer, Jack Hughes, Jared McCann, Jeremy Lauzon, Jesper Bratt, Jonas Siegenthaler, Jonathan Bernier, Jordan Eberle, Lindy Ruff, Mackenzie Blackwood, Marty McSorley, Michael McLeod, Nico Hischier, Pavel Zacha, Riley Sheahan, Ryan Donato, Ryan Graves, Tomas Tatar, Wayne Gretzky | 1 Comment

Tough Lineup gets exposed by Ovechkin, Caps in forgettable Season Opener

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Derek Felix

This was one to forget. It’s a good thing the Rangers have another game tonight when they play host to the Stars in the home opener. Everything that could go wrong did in a disappointing 5-1 loss to the Caps … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alex Ovechkin, Artemi Panarin, Caps, Charles Barkley, Chris Kreider, Dryden Hunt, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Gerard Gallant, Hendrix Lapierre, home opener, Igor Shesterkin, Jarred Tinordi, Julien Gauthier, Justin Schultz, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Mika Zibanejad, NHL On TNT, Nils Lundkvist, Patrik Nemeth, Rangers, Rod Gilbert, Ryan Reaves, Ryan Strome, Sammy Blais, Season Opener, Stars, T.J. Oshie, Tom Wilson, Vitek Vanecek, Wayne Gretzky | Leave a comment

Gourde’s shorthanded goal leads Lightning over Islanders in Game Seven, Stanley Cup Final pits Canadiens against defending champs

Posted on June 26, 2021 by Derek Felix

The Lightning are going back to the Stanley Cup Final. The defending champs bested the gritty Islanders in seven hard fought games thanks to Yanni Gourde’s shorthanded goal last night at Tampa. It was his goal would the Islanders were … Continue reading →

Posted in NHL Playoffs | Tagged 1993, 2021 Playoffs, Adam Pelech, Alex Killorn, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Anthony Beauvillier, Anthony Cirelli, Barclay Goodrow, Barry Trotz, Bolts, Brayden Point, Carey Price, Chris Drury, Cole Caufield, Doug Gilmour, Eric Desjardins, Erik Cernak, Game Seven, Gerard Gallant, Islanders, Isles, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, John LeClair, Jon Cooper, Josh Bailey, Kings, Kyle Palmieri, Leo Komarov, Lightning, Long Island, Maple Leafs, Marty McSorley, Mat Barzal, Montreal Canadiens, Nick Suzuki, Nikita Kucherov, Oliver Wahlstrom, Ondrej Palat, Pat Maroon, Rangers, Ross Colton, Ryan McDonagh, Semyon Varlamov, Stanley Cup Final, Tampa, Tampa Bay Lightning, Travis Zajac, Tyler Johnson, Tyler Toffoli, Wayne Gretzky, Yanni Gourde | Leave a comment

The Greatest Trades In Devils and Rangers History

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Derek Felix

With the official start of the summer upon us in the heat of two closely fought Stanley Cup Semifinals, I decided to look back at the ’92-93 Canadiens on hockey-reference.com. I don’t know why, but maybe seeing how close the … Continue reading →

Posted in Devils, NYRangers | Tagged '93-94, '95, 1971, 1972, Adam Graves, Andy Bathgate, Arnie Brown, Bill Collins, Blackhawks, Blueshirts, Bob Nevin, Bobby Orr, Bruce Driver, Bruce MacGregor, Bruins, Canadiens, Canucks, Claude Lemieux, Column, compensation, Conn Smythe, Devils, Dick Duff, Don McKenney, Emile "Cat" Francis, Greatest Trades, Greg Adams, Hartford Whalers, Jean Ratelle, John MacLean, Ken Daneyko, Kirk McLean, Kirk Muller, Lou Lamoriello, Maple Leafs, Neil Smith, New Jersey, Oilers, Patrik Sundstrom, Pete Stemkowski, Peter Stastny, Phil Esposito, playoff record, Rangers, Rod Seiling, Sean Burke, Stephane Richer, Sylvain Turgeon, Tom Kurvers, Troy Mallette, Wayne Gretzky | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Wayne Gretzky

Rangers give fans a Christmas gift in comeback win over Islanders in final meeting, Gauthier and Goodrow spark eighth win in nine, Kakko gets winner to redeem himself, the ridiculous NHL schedule

Ovechkin makes history with hat trick to join Howe and Gretzky as the third member of the 800 Goal Club

History Made: Panarin sets record for most assists by a Ranger forward, Kreider ties Cook on all-time franchise list

Inspired third period gives Rangers their 18th comeback win over Buchnevich and Blues, Kreider gets winner on power play, Shesterkin picked up by team

Rangers Flashback: Tony Granato

NHL COVID restrictive measures leads to more cancellations, Canada closing its border, early Christmas Break, no Olympics, plus a look at hockey history nicknames

Devils grind their way to 2-0 despite Hughes’ injury

Tough Lineup gets exposed by Ovechkin, Caps in forgettable Season Opener

Gourde’s shorthanded goal leads Lightning over Islanders in Game Seven, Stanley Cup Final pits Canadiens against defending champs

The Greatest Trades In Devils and Rangers History

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