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For the final game of the preseason I always handle these reviews a little differently. I try to make out where I think players stand in terms of making the team itself. Enjoy. The (Deserved) Locks Henrik Lundqvist, Ondrej Pavelec, Rick Nash, Mika Zibanejad, Mats Zuccarello, Michael Grabner, Kevin Hayes,
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A goaltender holds the most high-pressure position on the ice, as their performance can make or break a team. Henrik Lundqvist, the New York Rangers’ backbone in net, certainly can attest to that as his team has relied on him to carry them. The pressure and intensity only rise in
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News and notes for Wednesday, September 27th, 2017
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As of late, we’ve been living in something of a golden age. The Rangers consistently lead the pack in this most important area, which is crucial to building a modern NHL team; I’m speaking of course of the Rangers’ knack for great #content. Yes, while Stepan Behind the
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Stock Going Way Up Filip Chytil — I’m not sure what else I can say about Chytil at this point. There’s gushing and then there’s just overwhelming. I created this heading simply to reiterate just how good he’s been. I would make the argument that he’s
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News and notes for Tuesday, September 26th, 2017
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With the exception of Brandon Crawley’s goal, Saturday’s game against the Devils somehow managed to be both boring and horrifying at the same time. Let’s hope that tonight is a return to the fun stuff we saw previously, like maybe another one of the kiddos gets a
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Miller won’t be playing center, and that opens the door for Chytil or Andersson to make the team.
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Stock Going Up Neal Pionk and Anthony DeAngelo -- Much like Adam Clendening last year, both Pionk and DeAngelo aren’t just playing very well while fighting for roster spots, they’re doing it while veterans are struggling. DeAngelo has had some adventures in his own end, but continues to
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News and notes for Monday, September 25th, 2017
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On January 4, 2016, Alain Vigneault told the press: “We need Hank to re-become the Hank that he’s used to, for us, and from there, I think everything else should fall into place.” What? That’s what we said. In Vigneault’s defense, Lundqvist was coming off a disastrous
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Lundqvist had won at least 30 games every season up to this point in his career.