Posts About "Ryan Lindgren"
Rangers' Young Defensemen Eyeing Roster Opportunities
August 6th, 2019 A lot has changed this offseason for the New York Rangers. With new additions like Artemi Panarin and Jacob Trouba, the Rangers looked to speed up the rebuild. In order to do so, they also had to make some tough decisions. One of these decisions was to buy out New York native defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk. With Shattenkirk on his way...
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 veteran will be sent away next? Will the Rangers do anything to clear...
What the Rangers Can Expect From Ryan Lindgren
March 22nd, 2018 When the Boston Bruins made a trade to acquire Rick Nash, they knew the New York Rangers wouldn't let him go cheaply. As such, the Bruins were forced to part with a first-round pick in 2018, Ryan Spooner (in the middle of a breakout season), a seventh-round pick in 2018 and one of their top prospects in defender Ryan Lindgren. The...
Lindgren Looking to Make Jump to Rangers
March 22nd, 2018 To anyone who has not followed the New York Rangers closely this season (or is living under a rock), a quick glance at their current roster might be awfully confusing. If not to specifically question where familiar faces like Rick Nash, Michael Grabner, and Ryan McDonagh have gone—all off to participate in runs at Lord Stanley’s...
Nonprofessional Rangers: Top Prospects in Juniors & NCAA
March 17th, 2018 Thanks to their recent rebuilding efforts, the New York Rangers finally have a talented young prospect pool again. They have a strong future in Alexander Georgiev and Neal Pionk who are playing for the Rangers, Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil currently playing for the team’s AHL affiliate the Hartford Wolf Pack, and Igor Shesterkin and...
Breaking Down the Bruins Rick Nash Trade
February 27th, 2018 It's over. Everybody take a deep breath, smoke 'em if you've got 'em and settle in for what figures to be a dead sprint toward and through the playoffs. The Boston Bruins, owners of the NHL's fourth-best record as the deadline passed, refused to sit idly-by while the competition bolstered their lineups in anticipation of their own...
