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
Rangers Have Plenty of Options With Late Draft Pick
June 21st, 2019 Lady luck shined on the New York Rangers for both the Draft Lottery and Winnipeg Jets' Playoff woes. Since all four divisional winners bowed out in the first round, they'll pick after the Jets, helping secure the 20th overall pick for the Rangers. The last time the Rangers held the 20th overall pick, they used it to select Michael Del...
Rangers' DeAngelo Deserves Long-Term Extension
June 4th, 2019 Small sample sizes make for a dubious environment for contract speculations. On one hand, small sample sizes can also lead to regrettable long-term contracts. However, the lesser size can often make for a budgeted contract that will be become a bargain in the future. There's little to believe that Anthony DeAngelo can't become the...
Less Is More for Rangers' Offseason
May 27th, 2019 Building draft assets is the easy part of a rebuild, but now comes the time for the New York Rangers to develop a contending roster lest they get stuck in a constant stream of mediocrity like the Edmonton Oilers' rebuilding years. The Rangers will need to trek carefully with their precious cap room, but this offseason does seem primed...
What the Rangers Should Expect with Their Second Overall Pick
May 1st, 2019 For the first time since 1966, the New York Rangers will have the second overall selection in the entry draft. The last time the Rangers owned a top-five selection, they picked Pavel Brendl at fourth overall in the 1999 Draft. He went on to play in just 78 NHL games, none of which for the Rangers. Following his record-breaking...
