J.T. Miller Adjusting To Life With the New York Rangers Michael Rappaport | March 1, 2013 J.T. Miller is enjoying the ride. After averaging a point per game in the OHL last season, the Rangers’ first round pick in the 2011 Draft became an AHL all-star this…
Explaining the New York Rangers Average Start Michael Rappaport | February 23, 2013 The New York Rangers entered the 2012-2013 season with expectations as high as the Manhattan skyline. So, naturally, anything less than a scorching start raises questions regarding the Blueshirts’ play.…
The Canadiens Playing With a High Level Of Prust Fred Poulin | February 21, 2013 On July 1st 2012 when it was announced that the Montreal Canadiens had signed gritty forward Brendon Prust to a four deal worth $10 million, most Canadiens fans did not…
5 Burning Questions Surrounding the New York Rangers Michael Rappaport | January 6, 2013 With the lockout over, there are still questions surrounding the New York Rangers as they enter the 2013 season. Here are a few of them.
Lockout Schmockout: Real Problems Facing the NHL Jeff Ponder | December 28, 2012 Players want a larger piece of the pie while owners want to revamp the current contract structures. Media wars, threats of disclaimer of interest… blah, blah, blah. Obviously, there are…
Anton Stralman: An Example Of The John Tortorella System Amy Ernano | November 30, 2012 When Glen Sather, in a depth move, signed free agent defenseman Anton Stralman to a one-year, $900,000 deal last November, Ranger fans – myself included – were underwhelmed. The 25-year-old…
Bright Lights, Brad Richards Heidi Werner | September 24, 2012 When Brad Richards was acquired by the New York Rangers, his performance was expected to inspire. His duty was that of a savior. Settling in New York, Richards has adjusted…
The Show Must Go On for the New York Rangers Heidi Werner | September 12, 2012 Players, owners and all the supporting cast of the NHL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement have descended upon New York City to save the 2012-13 season. Welcome to town, boys. News hit…
Five NHL Head Coaches on the Hot Seat Walter McLaughlin | August 13, 2012 Ok, I confess. As a longtime Kings devotee, I am most definitely not a Ducks fan. That original Disney logo with the duck-shaped hockey mask between the crisscrossing hockey sticks…
Rick Nash Bolsters Broadway as a Blueshirt Heidi Werner | July 25, 2012 It’s finally a done deal. Rick Nash is a Blueshirt on Broadway. Nash will earn $7.8 million against the salary cap through the 2017-18 seasons. Nash had to waive his…
Free Agent Shane Doan Visits New York Rangers Heidi Werner | July 23, 2012 NHL free agent and veteran winger Shane Doan hit the bright lights of Broadway for some hockey talk with the New York Rangers and attended the collective bargaining negotiations between…
New York Rangers Speculate on Nash, Parise Heidi Werner | June 13, 2012 New York’s spectacular season is over, summer is here and the Rangers have dispersed except the front office. Enter the Zack Parise and Rick Nash talk. New Jersey Devils captain…