Rangers Prospects
Rangers' Roster Will See Lindgren Back
January 29th, 2019 The second half of the New York Rangers’ 2018-19 season is about to get underway. With it comes several roster-related questions for the streaky, rebuilding team: When will general manager Jeff Gorton pull the trigger on the next anticipated trade? Which...
Rangers Prospect Corner: Kravtsov, Miller & Wall
January 23rd, 2019 It was an eventful week in amateur hockey between the KHL All-Star Game and college hockey teams diving in to the second half of their season. For starters, Morgan Barron registered a goal and an assist in Cornell University's 2-0 shutout over Harvard University on Jan. 18...
Rangers Prospect Update: Shestyorkin, Barron & Keane
January 15th, 2019 The rebuild of the New York Rangers has been tough on players, coaches and fans alike. When David Quinn described the most recent 7-5 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets as a "miserable" failure with a "lack of determination" from his struggling squad, it's hard to find the...
NY Rangers' New Faces Stalling
January 14th, 2019 Now in mid-January, we’re a little more than halfway through the 2018-19 NHL season. And the halfway mark of the NHL season can bring about a time of reflection and remembrance. Remember when the New York Rangers were hot in November? Harsh reality has set in, slapping...
Rangers Prospect K'Andre Miller Developing Nicely
January 12th, 2019 It’s been about a week since the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championships that saw Finland earn gold after defeating the United States 3-2. The U.S did exceptionally well, dropping one preliminary game to Sweden in overtime before eventually earning silver in the final...
Rangers' New Faces After 2 Months of Play
November 29th, 2018 The narrative surrounding the 2018-19 New York Rangers was, and primarily still is, the major youth movement. It wasn’t supposed to be about playoff hopes, or winning games or achieving points in as many games as possible. What Rangers brass and fans were...
NY Rangers - Grading the New Kids
October 30th, 2018 When New York Rangers president Glen Sather and general manager Jeff Gorton released a letter to fans back on Feb. 8, it officially marked the beginning of the anticipated rebuild. While there were moves made prior to the 2017-18 season that suggested such — including a...
Chytil & Andersson - The Rangers' Future is Here
September 28th, 2018 There's no doubt anymore that the theme of the New York Rangers' rebuild is patience. The club is determined not to force-feed the NHL to its gaggle of young prospects, with many of them set to play in the minors or European leagues in 2018-19. The measured approach is...
Forgotten Rangers Prospect Brett Howden
September 12th, 2018 It has been a long time since the New York Rangers had a quality stable of NHL prospects such as this group. The local media and fans are eagerly waiting for the Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil era to officially begin. Others are paying close attention to the development of...
Rangers Rebuild: Questions Remain as Season Nears
August 22nd, 2018 The upcoming season isn’t just any other for the New York Rangers. This won't be another year that revolves around a playoff run, questioning whether or not Henrik Lundqvist can carry his team to Stanley Cup glory. Heading into opening night, the Garden faithful are not...
Rangers' Absence From Tavares Sweepstakes Signals New Direction
July 6th, 2018 The city of Toronto is rejoicing after hometown hero, John Tavares, agreed to a seven-year, $77 million contract with the Maple Leafs this past weekend, and this announcement put a damper on the plans for several NHL franchises who failed to receive a final rose from the...
Rangers Prospects: All Systems Go
May 17th, 2018 A change is coming. It may sound like a catchy summer movie motto, but that phrase best describes the New York Rangers' offseason plans this July. General manger Jeff Gorton wants to revamp the roster by instilling younger, faster players into the lineup, and it seems...
Five Players Fighting for a Rangers Future
April 20th, 2018 The changing of the guard at Madison Square Garden will really start to ramp up in June, when the New York Rangers enter an NHL Entry Draft in which they have three first-round picks, two second-rounders (one that could become a future first) and two thirds to work with...
