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New York Rangers News: J.T. Miller Makes USA WJC Roster
The New York Rangers' first round selection in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, J.T. Miller, got another big boost of confidence today, when he made the final cut of the United States World Junior Championship roster. Miller has been fantastic in the OHL, compiling 13 goals and 26 assists for 39 points in...
New York Rangers News and Notes: Bantering Points
- Could Marian Gaborik reach 100 points by the end of next season? Chris over at Blue Seat Blogs points out why Marian Gaborik could easily reach 100 points if he remains healthy. - Brian Boyle had a career high year in both goals and points last season. Almost every Ranger fan is hopefully Boyle...
New York Rangers News and Notes: Bantering Points
- Madison Square Garden released a new video today that previewed the new lower bowl seating. It appears that MSG went with royal blue as their new seat colors, which will occupy the entire lower bowl. So far it's looking awesome, fans will be dying to get into the home opener to see phase 1 of...
Christian Thomas and The Impact of The World Junior Championships
August is never really a great month for big NHL news, its the dog days of summer and trying to find good news or analysis is like trying to find water in the Sahara Desert. But what is going on right now are the prospect camps for both USA Hockey and Hockey Canada's WJC teams. We all know about...
New York Rangers Breaking News: J.T. Miller Invited To Team USA Junior Evaluation Camp
USA Hockey announced a list of 40 players who have been invited to its National Junior Evaluation Camp today. One of those players was the New York Rangers' first-round selection in this year's NHL Entry Draft: J.T. Miller. Miller, and the rest of the invitees, will be competing for a roster spot...
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