Rangers navigating a delicate balance ahead of trade deadline
The New York Rangers have changed. In reality, it was from the day Captain Jacob Truba was shipped to Anaheim. However, the Blues Shirts are actively led to the week of the NHL's trading deadline of March 7, making the move to ensure they lose an imminent, unlimited free agent until the summer, and remodeling […]
Rangers’ Matt Rempe could face another suspension
On Sunday night at Madison Square Garden, Matt Lempe naturally took part in the action as the Rangers finally saw a 4-0 victory over the predators 4-0, 4-0. Lempe came with speed to hit Nick Blankenberg, but he led with his elbow and caught the Nashville defensive man in the face within five minutes of […]
J.T. Miller, Jonathan Quick carry Rangers to shutout win over Predators
JT Miller was a lightning bolt for the Ranger. This team needs to be electrified, and Miller has proven that he can rock Bruce Hart's drive by playing games every night since he began his second stint in the Broadway 10 game. Behind a two-point night from Miller, after a strong show from his line, […]
Rangers planning to stick with unique first power-play unit
The Rangers' five forward experiments in the first Power Play unit did not bring Manup goals in the Maple Leafs defeat on Friday night. However, with regular PP quarterback Adam Fox getting out of the lineup due to an upper body injury, head coach Peter LaViolet was able to stick to integrity at least for […]
Rangers Fans Boo Canadian Anthem as Toronto Maple Leafs Visit Madison Square Garden
The four-country showdown is over, but the anthem boo continues. New York Rangers fans booed the song oCanada Before the match against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night. The booing trend began on February 1st, when Ottawa fans booed the US national anthem before the match against the Minnesota Wild. After Canadian hockey fans […]
This latest trade sends one important signal about the Rangers
Of course, this is not 2018. This deadline does not represent a similar oceanic change of philosophy. However, just like exactly seven years ago, the hierarchy (same CEO) is not involved in running in 8th place at the expense of acquiring future assets. GM Chris Drury did the right thing by the franchise. By the […]
Rangers trade Ryan Lindgren, Jimmy Vesey to Avalanche
The Rangers traded defensive men Ryan Lindgren and Jimmy Visy for unlimited free agents after the season – along with the avalanche, they were in exchange for Juso Perssinen, Calvin De Hahn, 2025 second round pick, 2025 fourth round pick and post Marie Walkermen. Ryan Lindgren will skate at the game on February 23rd. Imaging […]
National anthem wars: NY Rangers fans boo ‘O Canada’ as Maple Leafs visit MSG
The national anthem war between the United States and Canada is not over yet. In the past, it was a faint, playful sport joke, but things have undergone a serious shift last month amidst political tensions between the two countries. Starting on February 1st with a game for the Ottawa Senators, fans booed “Star Spangled […]
Rangers’ Chris Kreider misses third straight game with upper body injury
Chris Cryder missed his third straight game on Friday with an upper body injury. The Rangers lost to the Maple Leafs 3-2 in the fourth game after the 4th Nations face-off break. The longest decorated ranger took part in the optional morning skate and actually took part on Thursday, but was clearly not ready to […]
Rangers botch chance at momentum with loss to Maple Leafs
String time is now to win together, but the Rangers were unable to do it since mid-November. A 3-2 loss to the Maple Leafs at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, counting Bruce Hart whispered the opportunity to stack up three wins, snatching two important points for the surrounding teams in the Eastern Conference wildcard […]