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* I went to sleep right after the game ended Sunday night, not in the mood to argue on Twitter or figure out whatever happened to Mika Zibanejad. He’s out 6-8 weeks per Alain Vingeault, which is honestly way better than I thought it was going to be. Derek Stepan
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This New York Rangers offense has been something, eh? Historically hot hands, so many goals you’re not sure if you’re watching hockey or lacrosse and the Rangers are winning a lot of games so handily you’re no longer chewing your fingers off when watching them. Mike mentioned
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Hey guys, So I hinted at this a few weeks ago, but Mike, Beth and I have launched a Patreon for the podcast that has gone live officially as of this afternoon. The link is here. Patreon, for those of you who are unfamiliar, is a website where you can
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The Rangers are on their way back from Canada in an interesting position. On one hand they swept through Canada like wildfire, winning their three games by a combined scored of 14-4. In their victory against Vancouver they hung seven goals on the Canucks on just 18 shots. Kevin Hayes
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* This past weekend has started to slowly surface those last year fears where the Rangers are winning games on the back of their goalie but getting dominated in possession. Neither Calgary nor Edmonton saw the Rangers on the right side of that possession line, and the team used some hot
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I missed all but the first period, so this is going to be a little light on the content. No matter, I’ve demanded more comments from you guys anyway so take it away! * I told you once Pavel Buchnevich scored his first goal they were going to come in
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Few players bring more controversy with them than Chris Kreider. Not because of what he does off the ice, but because of what’s he capable of doing on it. Kreider shot out of the gate like a cannon, averaged two points a game the first three he played and
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We keep politics off this site as a rule. We’ve done a pretty masterful job of it, considering the way this election turned into a full-on circus that impacted all of our lives. In fact, I want to thank all of you for helping make sure hockey remained a
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The Dylan McIlrath saga ended like many long, drawn-out things do: With a flop. On Tuesday the Rangers alleviated themselves of the McIlrath headache they gave themselves by trading him to Florida for Steven Kampfer and a conditional 7th round pick. As I said on Twitter, pretend the Rangers lost
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* It’s a classic trap game. The Rangers are streaking red-hot having won five games in a row. The Canucks are about as cold as cold can be, loser of nine straight. It’s a trap, guys. We knew it was going to be a trap. * This was one of
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The Jacob Trouba suspicious re-signing has blown on the dying embers of that trade rumor a little. I was of the mind yesterday that this little re-signing ended the rumors, but I've been talked into that potentially not being the case. Apparently Kyle Turris -- who shares an
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In a very strange twist, Jacob Trouba re-signed in Winnipeg on a two-year bridge deal far under market value. Jacob Trouba is re-signing in Winnipeg. Hearing two years, $3M AAV. — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) November 7, 2016 This is a very strange situation, since it makes no sense from Trouba’s