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On the radio yesterday, ESPN’s Pierre LeBrun made the following speculation: LeBrun: I think at some point #NYR will do everything they can to trade for a Top-4 D, or get some help on D, between now & trade deadline. — Chris Nichols (@NicholsOnHockey) October 24, 2016 There’s nothing
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* The New York Rangers played probably their worst game of the year last night and still came away with two points. OK, they definitely played their worst game of the year and still came away with two points. This offense is going to be able to steal games for the
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* I’m relatively positive the Rangers of last year wouldn’t have won that game. I don’t like making those generalizations because in truth we don’t know, but the Rangers’ ability to roll four lines made an enormous difference. The Rangers were neutral zone monsters, forced a four-to-one
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The Dylan McIlrath saga is dragging. Where it’s being dragged to remains to be seen. The New York Rangers, after countless hours and at least three years worth of investments, seem ready to move on from McIlrath, the 2010 10th overall pick who will always be tied to the
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* We’re going to learn a lot about the way the brass of this organization thinks by what they do between now and Saturday’s game against the Washington Capitals. Especially if Dan Girardi is given the green light to return. * Why? Well, this was another game where the Rangers
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* Yesterday was an interesting development in the “stats vs. eye test” debate. The Rangers got shelled in possession (49-28) but until the final 10 minutes of the third period — more on that later — I thought the Rangers did a really good job keeping the Sharks to the outside and not
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* Last year I talked about how important the process was when the Rangers were winning game after game despite playing like ... well ... crap. This morning I’m talking about it the other way around. The Rangers dominated that game, to the tune of shutting St. Louis out in shots on
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Our first video breakdown of the year will focus on the Rangers’ actually competent power play! We will look at, of course, the game-winning goal. Let’s get started: Things start here with the Rangers getting set up. The only real purpose of this slide is to show you where
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* That’s about as quality of a win as you’re going to get to kick off the year. It was a 60-minute effort, top to bottom, with great special teams and an offense that proved it has the tools to take care of the defensive mess. * The Chris Kreider
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Things are changing in New York. The New York Rangers start their season tonight against the New York Islanders in a season that feels like a wildcard. One on hand, the Rangers have potentially the most complete offense in the league with the best goalie between the pipes. On the
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The past 48 hours have been a little crazy on Broadway. With the Rangers making final moves to get cap compliant by 5 p.m. Tuesday, a report surfaced the organization was looking to part ways with young defenseman Dylan McIlrath. This made sense, since the day before Alain Vigneault
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Imagine for a moment that you had a baby last night. Now imagine telling everyone you knew that the baby would be able to walk by the time it was three months old. Now imagine the baby is three months old and, predictably, it can’t walk. Would you look