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ESPN concluded their top 122 uniforms Friday, ranking their top 25. The New York Rangers were one of six NHL teams to make it into the final 25 -- the article was published in pieces, covering every uniform from the four major sports. The Rangers came in at number 11, but
New York Rangers Analysis
Beyond Henrik Lundqvist, the Rangers haven't been too deep between the pipes, but they do have some decent young talent in the pipelines. In 2009, the New York Rangers selected 6-foot-2 Scott Stajcer out of Owen Sound in the fifth-round. In his rookie season with
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The NHL and NHLPA met once again in Toronto, just over 24-hours after yesterday's CBA meetings were cancelled, and we're still on the same page. According to Renaud Lavoie of RDS, the reason the meetings were cancelled yesterday was due to the NHLPA needing more
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Today will continue Russ Cohen's contributions on Blueshirt Banter, this time about Boo Nieves the New York Rangers second round selection in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. For those of you who don't know, Cohen is an author http://www.amazon.com/Russ-Cohen/e/B0034P5DNC/
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NHL collective bargaining talks were cancelled Wednesday afternoon for an undisclosed reason, shortly after the NHL and NHLPA's top executives met unannounced for an extended period of time. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman along with deputy commissioner Bill Daley spent a total of two hours, meeting with Donald Fehr
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At 1 p.m. this afternoon Donald Fehr and Gary Bettman will finally meet again to formally continue their CBA negotiations. So far, things have been a little rocky, with both sides making a proposal and not liking what they see on the other side of the fence. That doesn&
New York Rangers Analysis
One of the biggest strengths New York Rangers general manager Glen Sather has is his ability to sift out and find solid undrafted talent. Dan Girardi is probably the biggest name of the group Sather has brought in, and by far the most successful. We've seen a few
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- So apparently things are getting a little choppy between Michael Del Zotto and the New York Rangers. This isn't surprising. From the get-go we've known that the years were going to be an issue, and that appears to be the hang up on the contract
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According to Larry Brooks of the NY Post, the New York Rangers and Michael Del Zotto have yet to come close on negotiating a new deal, to keep the 22-year-old defenseman in New York. It was reported that the Rangers are looking to give Del Zotto a multi-
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- During some downtime with the CBA negotiations, Donald Fehr called an unexpected press conference at 3:00 PM yesterday afternoon. Although he didn't release any new information, he did touch upon some interesting topics. Fehr noted that if there is indeed a lockout, it will mainly be on
New York Rangers Analysis
When the New York Rangers drafted Peter Ceresnak in the sixth-round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, they weren't expecting him to turn into next Nik Lidstrom on the blue line. He was your typical sixth-round pick, who would become a lengthy project over the years,
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Henrik Lundqvist had the season of his seven-year career in 2012, leading the Rangers to their furthest elimination since the spring of 1997. And while over-paying goalies is a relatively common mistake made by NHL General Managers, Hank is one of the few that has arguably lived up