New York Rangers Analysis
The New York Rangers and Alexander Frolov agreed to a one-year $3 million dollar contract yesterday, seemingly putting an end to the Rangers off-season moves; aside from re-signing RFA Marc Staal. The 28 year-old Russian sniper was drafted 20th overall in the 2000 NHL entry draft by the Los Angeles
NHL News
Well the saga continues. According to TSN the NHL has rejected the contract signed by Ilya Kovalchuk with the New Jersey Devils yesterday. The NHL has rejected Ilya Kovalchuk's 17-year, $102 million contract with the New Jersey Devils on the grounds that it circumvents the NHL's
Rangers Legends
Continuing with our "Blueshirts By The Numbers" section, we get to number 2 which obviously goes to Brian Leetch. Leetch was drafted 9th overall in the 1986 NHL entry draft. He would play his first game for the New York Rangers just one year after that, posting 2
New York Rangers Analysis
With the Philadelphia Flyers suddenly finding themselves in their own version of cap hell--they are currently a hair over $2 million above the cap--they have made the executive decision to move career-Flyer Simon Gagne. The 30-year-old left winger has not only been a big part of Philadelphia's success
New York Rangers News
One of the biggest questions surrounding the Rangers was whether or not they were going to be able to sign Dan Girardi and Marc Staal. Well one of those questions was answered today. As per Andrew Gross the New York Rangers have agreed to terms with RFA Dan Girardi. Here
New York Rangers Analysis
Well at least you can all sleep soundly knowing that LeBron James won't be mentioned here ... oh wait. Anyway a silver lining for all of you Rangers fans, who also happen to root for the Knicks from Rick Carpiniello: 5) Rangers fans should be happy that LeBron didn’
New York Rangers Analysis
Day three of free agency opens with Ilya Kovalchuk still off the market--though close to joining the Islanders?--along with a plethora of other free agents. In Rangers thoughts Marc Staal and Dan Girardi still remain unsigned. Maybe today is the day? Word of mouth around the NHL also seems
New York Rangers News
Confirmed by various tweets the New York Rangers and Brandon Prust have agreed to terms. The details of those terms however are still unknown, although we will update you all when we get word of what they are. This signing was a no-brainer, and Glen Sather made it known yesterday
New York Rangers Analysis
When the July 1st free agency door opened many Ranger fans sat by their computers holding their breath. Not because they were waiting for a big name player to land on Broadway, but because they were waiting praying that their general manager didn’t screw up. Enter Derek Boogaard, well
New York Rangers Analysis
The Rangers are always surrounded by rumors. It’s the nature of the beat when it comes to being one of the biggest markets in a sport. So it isn’t surprising that with the July 1st free agency opening that a ton of rumors would rear their ugly heads.
New York Rangers News
A bit time stick salute here to BronxBeliever who brought up the possibility of this being in a Newsday article. After his fanpost said he thought he saw something on Wade Redden being waived, I went and did some digging. And I found something amazing. Arthur Staple wrote this article,
New York Rangers Analysis
When the New York Rangers allowed players like Cam Fowler and Brandon Gormley to walk right past them, I think all of us here—myself included—were … well … filled with unquenchable rage unhappy. But with a night to think about it, and with consistent friendly little reminders that, yes, Gordie