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Here are today’s news and links:
Rangers News:
- Highlights: NYR 3, PIT 2 (4:57 video via NHL.com)
- Game Recap: Kaapo Kakko’s first multi-goal game in the NHL propelled the Blueshirts past the Penguins (CBS)
- Mollie Walker notes that Brad Richards spent time with the team at practice in order to help them with their struggles at the faceoff dot (NY Post)
- Brett Cyrgalis sees the Rangers’ offensively talented youngsters making the most of their early season opportunities (NY Post)
- Colin Stephenson asked David Quinn about morning skates becoming less and less common around the league (Newsday)
- Stephenson also discussed how Mika Zibanejad’s absence from the lineup has been Ryan Strome’s biggest break yet (Newsday)
- Rob Luker offered his musings on Zibanejad’s absence, Adam Fox’s emergence, and more (Blue Seat Blogs)
- Frank Curto writes that Zibanejad’s injury has devolved into a mystery at this point (Elite Sports NY)
Around the NHL:
- Los Angeles Kings’ forward Ilya Kovalchuk was a healthy scratch for his team’s game against the Minnesota Wild last night, and is expected to remain out of the lineup indefinitely (TSN)
- Matthew DeFranks reports that the Dallas Stars will be retiring Sergei Zubov’s #56 at some point during the 2020-21 season (Dallas News)
- Andrew Berkshire breaks down how the Toronto Maple leafs can survive an extended absence from forward Mitch Marner (Sportsnet)
- Matt Larkin believes that if it isn’t already frowned upon, Don Cherry’s legacy in hockey media will only look worse as time goes on (The Hockey News)
- Frank Miles relays word that Cherry appeared on Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Tonight to offer his side of the story, and opted against walking back his comments (Fox News)
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