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This just in from New York Ranger world. From the Rangers official website the team has agreed to terms with Sam Klassen, a WHL stay at home defenseman. Here is some of the highlights from the site: Klassen, 20, skated in 72 games with the Saskatoon Blades of the Western
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Hey everyone; sorry for the late start my computer crashed and I lost my story. This past off-season there was a Ranger signing that went overlooked, so why not talk about it on a lazy Sunday. Corey Lockewas signed by Sather this off-season from the Minnesota Wild. At
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With the news that Derik Morris has signed in Boston it is becoming readily apparent that Phil Kessel might not be in the Bruins plans. The 21 year old center—picked 5th overall in 2006—had an amazing season last year scoring 36 goals and adding 24 assists for 60
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From our friend Steve Zipay over at Newsday, Mike Sullivan is to join the Rangers. Here is the entire story: The long-awaited deal for John Tortorella's former assistant coach, Mike Sullivan, to join the Rangers is complete and is expected to be announced Thursday, according to a
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Give the kids a shot! That phrase has been uttered, written, screamed, yelled and talked about ever since the lockout. This off-season has been no exception. Many of you at one point or another have discussed the lack of kids—or home grown talent—on the Rangers. And for
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As per newyorkrangers.com Callahan and the Rangers have come to terms which will allow both parties to avoid arbitration. New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has agreed to terms with forward Ryan Callahan. Callahan, 24, established career-highs in games played
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Where’s the beef? The old Wendy’s tag line is quite fitting for the newest Ranger acquisition, well with just one little change: why the beef? Every since it was announced on TSN that the Kotalik deal was for 3 million a year for three years and not 1
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This from Steve Zippay over at Newsday: "We're being patient," Morris' agent, Brad Devine, told TFP. "We have a few situations that we're interested in, but we're not in a hurry." Morris split the 2008-09 campaign between the
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As per TSN: Joe Sakic, one of the classiest players to ever grace the NHL, is set to announce his retirement this Thursday. The Burnaby, B.C. native would leave the game as one of the most decorated athletes to ever take to the ice. Sakic hoisted two Stanley Cups,
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From TSN: Sources tell TSN the National Hockey League Players Association has filed a grievance over the Chicago Blackhawks mishandling of a number of its qualifying offers and intends to argue the players affected by the mishap, who remain unsigned, should be ruled unrestricted free agents. The NHL will be
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With money back in Glen Sather’s hands once again—after the Gomez trade—it was expected for Ranger fans to be skeptical of what he would do with it. And in the beginning it seemed as though Sather was going to prove those skeptics correct. When the Donald Brashear
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As per TSN: Former Minnesota Wild winger Marian Gaborik has agreed to a five-year contract with the New York Rangers. The Slovakian forward will earn $7.5 million per year. Gaborik played his entire seven-year career with the Wild, scoring 219 goals and 437 points in 502 games.