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The Rangers completed another week of hockey so it is time for another edition of Power Rankings. In this stretch of games the Blueshirts faced off against the Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Ducks. Through those three games, they went 2-1-0 scoring eight goals and allowing nine.
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David Quinn is failing Filip Chytil. It’s a blunt, short, and ultimately true statement. Quinn, for all his talk of development and coaching, has, to this point, failed one of the organization’s brightest prospects. Couple that with the (still correct) decision from his general manager to keep Chytil
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I will once again be raising money during Hockey Fights Cancer month, and I am asking for your support.
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The Rangers will look to pickup their second road win of the season.
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Blueshirts surrendered late goal, but got job done in shootout.
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The second edition of power rankings came out just a few days ago, but that covered just two games of action. Today I am releasing the third edition so everything is caught up well ahead of the end of week four of the season. In this stretch of games the
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The New York Rangers (3-7-1, 7 points) continue their California road trip tonight as they take on the San Jose Sharks (6-3-2, 14 points). The Blueshirts are fresh off a 4-3 loss in Los Angeles vs. the Kings, and the Sharks are coming off a 4-3 victory over the Anaheim
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This is the second edition of power rankings based on regular season play. There were only two games in this period and that includes an overtime win vs. the Colorado Avalanche and an overtime loss vs. the Washington Capitals. Without any further delay, here’s the next edition of power
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The Rangers are rebuilding, and there are still mammoth dominoes waiting to fall. Zibanejad is an asset that could yield a sizable return.
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Joe and Mike welcomes on Ryan Mead to talk about Neal Pionk’s success, Anthony DeAngelo’s ongoing situation, David Quinn and players buying in, and trade rumors galore. Listen here or below: Newest Podcast! @OhRyanMead joins the show! Neal Pionk! Why isn't DeAngelo playing? Peanut butter and
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* We’ve gotten off a few jokes of late with the Rangers sending scouts to Toronto last week and then Kyle Dubas himself watching the Rangers’ loss to the Flames in person. Uncle Bob threw some cold water on the rampant William Nylander trade hopes that generated from that — which,
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Tony DeAngelo represents a lot of things. He represents a top-flight NHL defensive prospect, with an offensive ceiling that was worthy of shock and awe when he was traded from the Tampa Bay Lightning to the Arizona Coyotes back in 2016. He’s a guy who had 89 points in