Posts About "Vladislav Namestnikov"
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 trade with the Arizona Coyotes that sent away Derek Stepan and...
Rangers Re-Sign Namestnikov, Ink Claesson
July 1st, 2018 In the midst of a rebuild, the New York Rangers have been quiet to this point during the July 1 free agent frenzy. They have, however, announced the re-signing of restricted free-agent (RFA) forward Vladislav Namestnikov. https://twitter.com/NYRangers/status/1013496745626669056 Per The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun, the two-year deal...
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...
Should the Rangers Move Up at the Draft?
April 23rd, 2018 Last year, the New York Rangers stunned everybody when they finally decided to cash in on Derek Stepan's value and peddle him to the Arizona Coyotes for the seventh selection in the 2017 NHL Draft which resulted in the selection of 18-year-old center Lias Andersson out of the Swedish League. Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton also...
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 among 10 total picks. Perhaps they'll make all of those selections,...
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...
