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NEW: New York Rangers agree to terms with Niagara IceDogs graduate Jason Wilson
NEW YORK – New York Rangers president and general manager Glen Sather announced that the team has agreed to terms with 21-year-old forward Jason Wilson, who played the 2011 season...
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2011 NHL Free Agency: The Players and Teams To Shake Things Up
It may be a bit premature to begin looking towards there off-season. There are still five teams battling for the right to hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup. However, there...
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New York Rangers Draft Preview
Since taking over the New York Rangers scouting department, Gordie Clark has replenished a previously depleted New York rangers farm system. Unlike the pre-lockout years, the Rangers now ice a...
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After Early Second Round Exit, Capitals Have Much to Address
The 2010-2011 Washington Capitals season ended Wednesday night as the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated them 5-3 and completed the series in a 4-0 sweep. The stark difference between the Capitals’...
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Caps Drop Second Straight at Home, Lightning Lead Series 2-0
A lack of adjustments in the Washington Capitals’ play in Game 2 made for a tough 3-2 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning in front of their home fans....
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Should Prospal Be in Rangers Plans?
There is no shortage of question marks for Glen Sather and the rest of the New York Ranger brass entering the off-season. How strong should they pursue Brad Richards? What...
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Floccinaucinihilipilifications: Opening Round
As I was noodling through ideas for a semi-regular column I would write about general hockey issues, news and notes, I discarded potential titles for such a piece that had...
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The New York Rangers: A Game of Counting Straws
If you were to poll Rangers fans on why they were eliminated from the playoffs in 2007, most would instantaneously answer: Chris Drury. Of course, it was Drury–then playing for...
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Rangers Will Target Brad Richards July 1
It’s been well-documented that the 2010-11 New York Rangers were one of, if not the, hardest working teams in the NHL. Their grit and never-say-die attitude became their hallmark and...
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Caps Advance to Second Round in Five Games over Rangers, Caps Show They Are A Different Team
For the best in NHL playoff action turn to Versus tonight and every night! Check local listings. In front of 18,398 boisterous fans in the Verizon Center, the Washington...
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Rangers Can’t Keep Cap On Washington’s Best Players
When Alex Ovechkin faked a slapshot on an early Capitals powerplay and instead hit a wide open Mike Green creeping in from the point for a score (and the defenseman’s...
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Caps Comeback from 3-0 Deficit in Game 4 in Double OT, Lead Series 3-1 Over Rangers
Dubbed as the NHL’s “enigma” all season long, it can be guaranteed the Washington Capitals are hardly boring: after coming back from a 3-0 deficit against the New York Rangers...