Here are today’s news and links:

Rangers News:

• Brett Cyrgalis notes that David Quinn’s frustration keeps growing as his squad continues to take too many men on ice penalties (NY Post)
• Mollie Walker details how Brendan Lemieux is following in the footsteps of his father Claude (NY Post)
• Colin Stephenson writes that the Blueshirts would be thankful if they could avoid a post-Thanksgiving collapse like they suffered last season (Newsday)
• Matt Catalono believes that the organization is starting to see the value Filip Chytil can provide (The Hockey Writers)
• Steve Paulus lists some things the Rangers and their fans have to be thankful for (Blue Line Station)/

Around the NHL:

• While 29 of the 31 teams enjoyed their day off yesterday, the New Jersey Devils and Montreal Canadiens squared off at the Bell Centre, with the visitors earning a 6-4 victory (Eyes On The Prize)
• The PHT staff discussed some things in the hockey world that they’re thankful for (NBC Sports)
• Akim Aliu released a statement rejecting Calgary Flames’ head coach Bill Peters’ apology for the racist incident between the pair a decade ago (Sportsnet)
• Former Carolina Hurricanes’ owner Peter Karmanos stated that had he known of the allegations against Peters, he would have fired him “in a nanosecond” during the pair’s time together in Raleigh (TSN)/