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The Traverse City Tournament is well underway, and Adam did a great job of analyzing the play of, in particular, Brett Howden and Filip Chytil. I’m not going to rehash what he said, because he knows prospects better than I do - clicking the above link will tell you
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The New York Rangers 2018 Traverse City Tournament continues at 4:00pm ET against the baby Detroit Red Wings. So far, the Rangers and Detroit are both 1-1 in the tournament. The Rangers kicked things off with a 7-5 loss to the Dallas Stars, which Adam recapped, and followed that
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The Rangers kicked off their Traverse City tournament last night with a 7-5 loss to the Dallas Stars and look to bounce back this evening against the Minnesota Wild. Adam has your recap of the first game here, noting that both Brett Howden and Filip Chytil starred for the Blueshirts.
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The Rangers opened the Traverse City Prospects Tournament last night with a 7-5 loss to Dallas. The standout performance for the Rangers, in my eyes, was 2018 trading deadline acquisition Brett Howden. Collectively, his line with Ty Ronning and Tim Gettinger worked very well, moving the puck as a unit.
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We all need to do more.
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And so it begins.
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The Traverse City Tournament begins tonight, and it is exciting for a number of reasons. One, it is the unofficial start of the hockey season. That would be great under any circumstances, but for Rangers fans it is a long time coming given that the season ended in early April
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Newest episode of Bantering The Blueshirts — featuring Shayna! Listen to the show here or you can click on the link below: Newest podcast: @hayyyshayyy joins us and instantly cheats on Mike's Hockey Trivia Extravaganza Jamboree. Traverse City and who we are excited about. Peanut butter and dogs. What
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Hockey’s finally back.
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Two little nuggets of Rangers news came out today.
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Mark Stone is an intriguing player the Rangers should be thinking about.
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The BSB team got together and huddled, much like the on-ice officials after a controversial play.