Bantering Points: 4/23/25

Here are today's news and links:

From Blueshirt Banter:

Chris Feldman reminisces on ten losses that could have altered New York's season had those results gone the other way (BSB)

Rangers News:

Mollie Walker points to the team's handling of Barclay Goodrow and Jacob Trouba in the 2024 off-season as an issue that set the tone for 2024-25 campaign (NY Post)

Vincent Mercogliano expands upon his initial takeaways from the Rangers' breakup day (LoHud)

Brian Abate makes the case for why he thinks Peter Laviolette benched the wrong players throughout the course of the season (The Hockey Writers)

Remy Mastey relays word from K'Andre Miller about his upcoming restricted free agency (The Hockey News)

Around the NHL:

The New York Islanders announced that they will not renew the contract of team president and general manager Lou Lamoriello (NBC Sports)

Max Domi scored the overtime winner for the Toronto Maple Leafs in a 3-2 victory in Game 2 to take a 2-0 series lead over the Ottawa Senators (TSN)

The Seattle Kraken shook up their front office structure, promoting general manager Ron Francis to President of Hockey Operations and removing the assistant tag from assistant GM Jason Botterill (ESPN)

Paul Grant reports that the five members of Canada's 2018 World Juniors team charged with sexual assault all entered into pleas of not guilty in court on Tuesday (Sportsnet)