Jeb Biggart
James (Jeb) Biggart graduated from Ithaca College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and a minor in business administration. He currently works for Minute Media/12Up Sports as a social media coordinator, creating content and organizing posts to various company owned social properties. He also works for The Hockey Writers, serving as a digital contributor to their New York Rangers content. He was involved in Ithaca College’s local newspaper, The Ithacan and worked as a writer for 12Up Sports, a media outlet of Minute Media Inc. He has spent time in New York City working for 12Up as a social media intern, driving traffic with creative posts and videos. He created and distributed content across hundreds of sports social media properties. To today he has created over 900 unique articles driving 6 million page views. When he’s not writing, Jeb enjoys playing rugby and day dreaming about Henrik Lundqvist lifting the Stanley Cup.
Author's Posts
2020 WJC Team United States Preview
December 11th, 2019 After a heartbreaking silver medal finish in the 2019 World Junior Championship, the United States return with another skill-loaded roster that should compete for yet another medal. They will join Russia, Canada, Czech Republic and Germany in Group B for the round-robin play. The United States has medaled in four straight years,...
Comparing Kaapo Kakko's Start to Former Second Overall Selections
December 6th, 2019 Kaapo Kakko entered the season with sky-high expectations. New York Rangers fans considered him as the first-line right winger, seemingly destined for a connection with Mika Zibanejad and Artemi Panarin. As the Rangers lineup shifted and morphed into the controversial enigma that it is today, Kakko has found himself on every line...
Rangers: What's Next for the Lias Andersson Saga?
November 20th, 2019 Since the beginning of the season, there's been a looming decision on the horizon. With injuries building up and certain players stepping up, Lias Andersson remained in the stagnant position as fourth-line center, much to the dismay of the New York Rangers fanbase. As the season progressed and his average time on ice continued to...
Rangers Should Explore Jesse Puljujarvi Trade
November 8th, 2019 A change in scenery is often the driving factor in an individual's resurgent play. The New York Rangers know this better than anyone, with former Edmonton Oiler and New York Islander, Ryan Strome, currently producing at a point-per-game rate. The shift in teams can work wonders for a player's development and overall performance, hence...
Rangers' Kravtsov Returning to Previous KHL Club
October 25th, 2019 The New York Rangers will be without one of their top prospects for the foreseeable future. Vitali Kravtsov, the 2018 ninth-overall selection, has chosen to use the escape clause in his contract in order to return to his former Kontinental Hockey League club, Traktor Chelyabinsk. The Russian winger had played in five games in the...
Rangers: Lias Andersson's Issues Extend Past Linemates
October 22nd, 2019 It's just six games into the season, yet New York Rangers fans have their torches lit and pitchforks at the ready to chase head coach David Quinn out of town. The primary reason for this insatiable hatred? Lias Andersson's deployment as a fourth-line center. Many view the 2017 seventh-overall pick as a viable option at second-line...
