Steven Loffredo
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I graduated from Brooklyn College with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism. Shortly after, I began writing for the Full Tilt Hockey Network, where I still contribute, covering a broad range of topics across the NHL. I have been contributing to The Hockey Writers since February of this year focusing on the New York Rangers. My articles tend to focus on analysis of players, and possible directions that the organization could go.
Author's Posts
What's Marek Hrivik's Situation?
January 9th, 2017 Marek Hrivik didn't make the New York Rangers out of training camp, but after a string of injuries, he was called up from the Hartford Wolf Pack and has played well on the teams' fourth line. Hrivik has adjusted his game and has provided exactly what the Rangers need out of him. When he got to New York, the team already had the...
Rangers Lacking a Spark Plug
December 30th, 2016 The New York Rangers are a well-constructed team that can win hockey games with their explosive offense as well as their neatly structured defense, but an area of the game where the team seems to be lacking is overall edge. No, I'm not saying that the Rangers need a brawler, but after some recent instances with Henrik Lundqvist and Mats...
Stepan Catching Fire for Rangers
December 29th, 2016 Derek Stepan is heating up, and it's coming at the perfect time for the New York Rangers. Over the past four games, the center from Hastings, Minnesota has posted seven points, which have been critical for the club because without this output the team would be in the middle of a four-game losing streak. A Touch of the Clutch The most...
Checking in on Some Ex-Rangers
December 24th, 2016 Every year players move in and out of organizations, some retire and others end up on different teams. Here we will have a look at the type of season that some former New York Rangers are having. Dominic Moore Dominic Moore was a natural player to rally behind during his time with the Rangers. He's a player that fought through tragedy...
Rangers Power Play Struggles
December 23rd, 2016 The New York Rangers are in the middle of a terrific season, but one area that’s starting to cause concern is the club's recent power play struggles. The team's current rate of conversion (20.4%) leaves them at tenth in the NHL, but in recent games, the attack hasn't been good enough. The unit had a quick, clean and dangerous look...
Rangers' Holden Is Found Money
December 17th, 2016 Nick Holden came to the New York Rangers over the offseason from the Colorado Avalanche in a deal that saw a fourth-round pick going back the other way. The move made sense; New York had just lost Dan Boyle and Keith Yandle forcing them to rely on young and inexperienced defenders in significant roles. When the Rangers acquired Holden,...
