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Hey gang, So as you all know, my family holds season tickets to the Rangers. Usually we sell half the season to someone, but they recently went in on their own 11-game package, so we have the whole year again. We’re looking to sell off the tickets we’re
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A five-game playoff elimination is disheartening for any team, and the New York Rangers felt that loss when they fell to the Pittsburgh Penguins in the quarterfinals last year. The Rangers craved change after their elimination and the onus was on general manager Jeff Gorton to remedy it. That offseason,
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1. One aspect of the New York Rangers’ offseason that may have gone unnoticed is how the team’s leadership core has underdone drastic changes since being upset by the Ottawa Senators back in May. Dan Girardi was bought out and is now playing his trade down in Tampa, while
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In a strange reversal of norms, the New York Rangers are deep into the summer with questions not about their defense but about their forward group. Questions at center surround a group that might have had one of the deepest forward units going into the season last year. Amazing how
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As things currently stand, the New York Rangers’ forward depth chart is underwhelming to put it mildly. One year after the team was flush with quality options that could play throughout the lineup, Jeff Gorton has assembled a forward corps lacking in depth. Jesper Fast’s hip surgery will leave
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The NHL Network just released its list of the “Top 10 Goalies Right Now” and Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers came in at eighth, between Cam Talbot and Martin Jones. The full Top 10: Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals Sergei Bobrovsky, Columbus Blue Jackets Matt
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For the most part, the offseason’s gone very well for the Rangers so far. Dan Girardi was finally cast aside and replaced with Kevin Shattenkirk (arguably the best free agent available) on a very reasonable deal. Brendan Smith was resigned after a stellar playoffs and Mika Zibanejad was given
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After a 2015-16 season that was widely considered a down year from his strong rookie season, Kevin Hayes turned his offseason training up a notch to help him rebound in 2016-17. He bounced back with 49-points (17 goals, 32 assists) in 76 games, a career high, after a 36-point campaign
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1. As the calendar has turned over into August, the hockey world has reached it’s slowest point of the year. With the chaos of free agency in the rear-view mirror, and training camps around the league not slated to open for another month and a half, the only thing
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Bantering The Blueshirts returns to the airwaves tonight at 8 p.m. Not that we haven’t been on the airwaves all summer, we’ve just slacked off these Banter reminders. But not more! No more ... You can listen to the show live here! Or you can archive on iTunes,
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The New York Rangers have three prospects who are currently in action for their respective teams in the World Junior Summer Showcase. Sean Day and Tim Gettinger are suiting up for the USA, with Lias Andersson centering for Sweden. Today, we found out the two Americans would be continuing their
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Today the New York Rangers announced that Joe Mormina, better known as “Joey” during his playing career, has joined the Hartford Wolf Pack’s coaching staff. OFFICIAL: #NYR have named Joe Mormina Assistant Coach of the @WolfPackAHL. — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) August 1, 2017 From the Wolf Pack’s press