Jason E. Bisnoff
My name is Jason Bisnoff and I am a native New Yorker and currently work for the International New York Times. I have been published in the New York Daily News, Albany Times-Union, Metroland, The Nabe, Florence Magazine, 219 Magazine and previously did hockey writing for Hockey This Week.
Author's Posts
Eric Staal is a Declaration of Win Now
March 16th, 2016 The New York Rangers were a presence at the trade deadline for the third year in a row making a deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. The deal bore many similarities to the past two deadlines where the team has given up prospects and picks for established veterans. The first attempt, under the old regime led by Glen Sather, yielded a finals...
Boyle Or McIlrath, That Should Be The Question
February 24th, 2016 The Rangers have had a rough go on the injury report as of late. Out of all the sporadic games missed, the blue line has been the most in flux. McDonagh, Staal and Klein have all missed games in the past month and full health in the defensive corps hasn't been the status quo most of 2016. With the captain targeting a return on...
To Live And Die By Yandle
February 24th, 2016 The New York Rangers have announced that they are taking Keith Yandle off the trade block. They will move forward with him on the blue line as they make a run for the cup that has eluded them for more than three decades. After poor early returns, Yandle has lived up to the billing as of late. He had been touted as the most valuable...
How Essential Is Rick Nash?
February 23rd, 2016 The Rangers have hit their best stretch of hockey this season going 10-3-1 in the last 14 and playing like a team with their pedigree should. In a peculiar turn of events, this run has come in the absence of the teams most prolific offensive player last season, Rick Nash. He has been out since Jan. 22 with a bone bruise that the team has...
Rangers Playoffs and the Importance of Home Ice
February 18th, 2016 The Rangers look to firmly hold a playoff spot in the eastern conference. With a six-point buffer on the Lightning, who sit as the first team out, it would take an uncharacteristic collapse to leave them out of the picture. Even larger than the gap from New York to Tampa is the gaping space one spot ahead to the division leading...
Depth Deciding Factor in Rangers Win Over Pens
February 11th, 2016 The Rangers continued their hot streak last night with a convincing 3-0 result in Pittsburgh. The Penguins went into the evening riding a six-game win streak and with Sidney Crosby in the midst of a red hot stretch. Unfortunately for the Pens, the Rangers three-game run was the trend that prevailed. With Evgeni Malkin out of the...
