Posts About "Ryan Spooner"
5 Breakout Players for 2018-19 NHL Season
June 17th, 2018 The 2017-18 NHL season was iconic with the success of the expansion Vegas Golden Knights in their inaugural campaign. They finished the regular season with 109 points, won the Pacific Division, and reached the Stanley Cup Final, an achievement four franchises have yet to reach. Vegas won in large part because many of its players took...
Spooner, Namestnikov & the Rangers' Rebuild
April 25th, 2018 Raise your hands if this April feels a bit different than past ones. I'm not talking about the freezing temperatures that have spoiled our springtime fun. No, it's Stanley Cup playoff time, and the New York Rangers are nowhere to be found in the chase. It's the first time in eight seasons that this proud franchise isn't a part of the...
Rangers 2018 RFAs Ready to Cash In
March 14th, 2018 The New York Rangers still have twelve relatively meaningless games left to play in this lost season. For many players—none more than Henrik Lundqvist—the end can’t come quickly enough. For others—notably, a group of five key restricted free agents (RFAs)—these final contests are an opportunity to impress Rangers’ general...
DFS Hockey: 5 Players with Intriguing Value
March 14th, 2018 With the 2017-18 postseason just around the corner, it's important for DFS (Daily Fantasy Sports) bettors to ride hot streaks and roll players with easy matchups in their lineup. Listed below are five players who have middling DFS salaries and high-ceilings for the remainder of the season: Relying on James van Riemsdyk's...
Rangers Face Tough Question on Ryan Spooner's Future
March 8th, 2018 The asking price for Rick Nash was presumed to include a first-round pick and a quality prospect. That price was met on Feb. 25—just one day shy of the deadline—when the New York Rangers sent him to the Boston Bruins. In the deal, the Rangers acquired Boston’s 2018 first-round draft selection, defensive prospect and possible future...
Why Don Sweeney Had To Trade For Rick Nash
February 27th, 2018 Even before general manager Don Sweeney made a series of moves that effectively announced that this franchise was “all-in” on making a run at the Stanley Cup this season, it had finally felt like it was a good time to be a Boston Bruins fan again. After three years of attrition, this team is heading into the final quarter of the...