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* The past week or so, there’s been a shocking number of Rangers fans who looked at the three-game sweep of Western Canada and thought some variation of “wow the Rangers might make the playoffs,” or worse, “maybe this was the kick in the butt they needed to start competing.
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In a week full of expected decisions, two major surprises occurred for fans of the New York Rangers: 1. The inclusion of J.T. Miller in the Trade Deadline selloff. 2. The returns of Ryan Spooner and Vladislav Namestnikov in the deals Jeff Gorton made leading up to 3 p.
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The Rangers add another young goal scorer to their stable of prospects.
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In December I wrote a piece with the title, “Has Kevin Hayes Been #ActuallyGood for Rangers In 2017-18?” Related Has Kevin Hayes Been #ActuallyGood for Rangers In 2017-18? It was an analytical look at the plight of Hayes, a forward who was doing a lot of good things without being
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The memory should be different. The first memory once you’ve lost something or moved on should always be a good one right? It’s not. And it won’t be. My first memory of Ryan McDonagh should be a good one. It should be him jumping backwards with a
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Lundqvist made 50 saves for the second consecutive start.
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Given the situation the Rangers are in, it made sense for them and McDonagh to go their separate ways.
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How does Zibanejad stack up with other No. 1 centers at the All-Star break in his first season as Rangers’ No. 1 pivot?
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Before the New York Rangers made drastic changes at the trade deadline, before they announced to their fans their intentions to rebuild, and when there was still a sense that they might not do it at all, I wrote the following about our own speculation that Ryan McDonagh might get
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You all know by now the Rangers blew it up. Like, really blew it up. They didn’t just trade Nick Holden, and Michael Grabner. They didn’t just move on from Rick Nash. They traded J.T. Miller and Ryan McDonagh as well, in a blockbuster move with Tampa
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The Rangers’ trade of impending UFAs like Rick Nash, Michael Grabner and Nick Holden was all but expected, and the move of captain Ryan McDonagh with one-year left on his deal and impending RFA J.T. Miller means the rebuild is in full swing. McDonagh and Miller are headed to
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The inevitable happened Sunday morning when Jeff Gorton shipped off his top rental asset in Rick Nash to the Boston Bruins. This trade was relatively massive, and had a lot of moving parts, so similar to what we did with the Michael Grabner trade, let’s break it all down