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Rangers News:
- Brett Cyrgalis details how the injuries to Pavel Buchnevich and Chris Kreider have created an opportunity for Cristoval Nieves (NY Post)
- Larry Brooks releases the second part of his countdown of the 90 greatest Rangers in franchise history (NY Post)
- Dave Shapiro breaks down the subtle changes to the Rangers' system that have changed the team's identity (Blue Seat Blogs)
- Christian Nehls thinks that Brady Skjei has come as advertised for the defense corps (Blue Seat Blogs)
- Jess Rubenstein evaluates how some Rangers prospects performed on Sunday, including Sean Day, Tyler Wall, and Sergei Zborovskiy (Blueshirt Bulletin)
- Adam Kimelman revists the two Eric Lindros trades, and how both the Rangers and Flyers were better off after Lindros was awarded to Philadelphia (NHL.com)
- Lindsay Kramer points out that Nieves will become only the second player from Baldwinsville, NY to play in the National Hockey League when he makes his debut tonight (Syracuse.com)
- Matt Calamia states that Nieves is ready to establish himself as an NHL player after being called up (Official Team Site)
- Prospect Report: Igor Shesterkin, Ryan Gropp, and Sean Day have been named the team's Three Stars of the Week among prospects (Official Team Site)
- Jason Concepcion and Kate Baker debate what's made the Rangers so successful compared to the basketball team they share Madison Square Garden with (The Ringer)
Around the NHL:
- Three Stars of the Week: Boston Bruins goalie Tuuka Rask, Winnipeg Jets center Mark Scheifele, and Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne have been named the NHL's Three Stars of the Week (NHL.com)
- Jeff Metcalfe and Craig Harris report that the Arizona Coyotes search for an arena has come to an end (for now), as they've agreed on a new facility in Tempe, AZ (Arizona Central)
- Cam Tucker passes along word that Texas Rangers infielder Russell Wilson has joined the effort to get an arena for hockey and basketball built in Seattle's SoDo district (NBC Sports)
- Matt Larkin lists the top five active player most likely headed for the Hall of Fame when they retire, and a former Ranger tops the list (The Hockey News)
- Chris Johnston writes that the NHL will make it's decision on possible Olympic participation by January 2017 (Sportsnet)