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The Rangers Probably Waited Too Long ...
Glen Sather started it, but Jeff Gorton couldn't fix it.
Joe Fortunato
Bantering Around
A Word On Fancy Stats And Being A Hockey Fan
I hate that I’m about to write this article. Let’s start there because why not? I hate that I have to pen this out. I’m going to focus this story on the Rangers -- specifically Dan Girardi — but you can swap the name of the team and
New York Rangers Analysis
Jeff Gorton Addresses Some Issues With Shrewd Free Agent Decisions
The New York Rangers had a lot of problems last year. We may as well call it what it is at this point. Yes, the defense — arguably the team’s biggest problem — remains untouched (well, for the most part), but that entire situation needed much bigger renovations that I expected
New York Rangers Analysis
2016 NHL Free Agency Open Thread
Well today should be fun. Or horrible. Or terrifying. Or awesome! Per the people who would know, the New York Rangers aren’t expected to be overly active today — which might not be that bad of a thing. With Steven Stamkos off the market, Taylor Hall a New Jersey Devil
New York Rangers News
Buyout Window Closes Without Any Rangers Activity
The buyout window actually closes tomorrow at 5p.m., but players with a NMC need to be put on waivers before they can be bought out. That deadline was Noon today, and since Noon has come and gone without Dan Girardi’s name on the list, there won’t be
New York Rangers Rumors
Thomas Vanek Would Be A Good, Cheap Solution For The New York Rangers
In what’s expected to be a wild and crazy week for Jeff Gorton and the New York Rangers, there’s going to a lot of moving parts that will need to be analyzed. One of those things is whether or not the Rangers can fit Steven Stamkos under the
NHL Draft
2016 NHL Draft Grades: New York Rangers Edition
Last year I started doing a full draft day grades for the New York Rangers. My favorite picks? Robin Kovacs (A), Aleksi Saarela (B+) and bringing in Lukas Bengtsson for a tryout (A). I think I got all those right, even though the latter two ended up not working out
New York Rangers Announce Roster For Development Camp
Every year after the NHL Draft the New York Rangers gather up all their new prospects and bring them together for the annual Prospect Development Camp. Camp opens tomorrow and runs this week. This year is no different. Per the Rangers official press release, the full list of players who
New York Rangers Analysis
Jeff Gorton “Tried” To Make Moves This Weekend, “Have Things To Do”
The New York Rangers were expected to be one of the busiest teams in the NHL Entry Draft this weekend, but instead were one of the quietest. Jeff Gorton and company made a single move — swapping a 4th round pick next year for Colorado defenseman Nick Holden — and didn’t
NHL Draft
2016 NHL Draft Day Two: Open Thread
Jeff Gorton and company didn’t make any moves on the first day of the entry draft, and as a result the Rangers have not made a first round pick for four consecutive years. There’s been a lot of speculation that Gorton is going to be a busy man
New York Rangers Analysis
If Girardi Or Staal Aren’t Dealt With This Summer’s Moves Are Useless
As we inch closer to the New York Rangers attempting to make their mark on the NHL Entry Draft a very scary reality seems to be coming to light: The Rangers seemingly have no interest in moving Dan Girardi or Marc Staal this summer. They do, apparently, have interest (at
Bantering Around
Did The New York Rangers Secretly Trade Into The First Round?
Big props to Mark for tipping us off this this. @BlueSeatBlogs @BlueshirtBanter @AdamZHerman Have you guys seen this pic? If legit, who is going to BOS? https://t.co/nMhwwukqYE — Mark Ambrosio (@real_ambrosio) June 23, 2016 First look at the @MapleLeafs table at the @NHL Entry Draft in Buffalo.