2017 Report Cards
What are you doing to me, Rick Nash? I come here to sing your praises and lift you up where you belong (or at least higher than the C you got last year), and what do I find? Going by basic stats alone, dude, in some ways, you look worse.
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The New York Rangers have officially announced the prospect camp roster for next week. Full roster is below: Full #NYRPDC roster pic.twitter.com/cIu9kSmIAy — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) June 25, 2017 The only real question right now is why Vladimir Tkachyov is not on the list. There were reports
2017 Report Cards
Mats Zuccarello strong play this past season only reinforced why he is an integral piece of the New York Rangers’ core. The 5’7’’ right-winger maintained his role as the team’s spark plug between his skilled production and fearless play. His actions on and off the ice were rewarded
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As the July 1st free agency period cometh ever quickly, so to the deadline for teams to qualify impending restricted free agents. According to Steve Zipay of Newsday: Adam Clendening, Brandon Pirri & Mackenzie Skapski will not be qualified, thus becoming unrestricted free agents next week. At deadline, Rangers qualify
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With their final pick in the draft, the Rangers selected Patrik Virta in the seventh round. The 21-year-old Finnish forward, who is categorized as a center and right wing, played with TPS in Liiga the last two years. Last season, he scored 26 points (14 goals, 12 assists) in 49
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#NYR select forward Morgan Barron from St. Andrew's College 174th overall. #NYRDraft — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) June 24, 2017 The Rangers have selected yet another center in this year’s draft, this time center Morgan Barron, out of St. Andrew’s College, who is committed to Cornell of
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#NYR select Dominik Lakatos from the Czech Republic. #NYRDraft — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) June 24, 2017 The Rangers selected another 20-year-old overager in Dominik Lakatos out of the Czech Republic. Lakatos is a forward who represented his country in the 2017 World Juniors (U-20) tournament, where he tallied 5 points
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The Rangers have selected their first defenseman of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, where they have taken 20-year-old Brandon Crawley of the OHL’s London Knights. Crawley led the Knights in penalty minutes during the 2016-17 season. With the 123rd pick in the 2017 NHL Draft, #NYR select Brandon Crawley
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The New York Rangers selected Swedish defenseman Calle Sjalin with their 145th pick in the 2017 NHL Draft. Sjalin, 17, played with Östersunds IK last season where he totaled five goals, ten assists, for a total of 15 points. He was ranked #44 overall out of all European skaters by
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Deal not yet done, but Rangers will hire Lindy Ruff as assistant coach (in charge of defense, plus) to replace Jeff Beukeboom. — Larry Brooks (@NYP_Brooksie) June 24, 2017 As per the New York Post’s Larry Brooks, the Rangers are to finalize a deal where Lindy Ruff will replace
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In a last-minute deal before the selection, the New York Rangers traded their 4th Round, #102 overall selection to San Jose Sharks for the #123 & #174 overall picks. San Jose selected center Scotty Reed moments later. Ultimately the Rangers traded down 21 spots in the 4th round, but acquired
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The Rangers aren’t scheduled to pick until the fourth round with the 102nd selection. In the meantime, enjoy the other 30 NHL teams picking future superstars that you wish Jeff Gorton had the assets to trade up and acquire. Rangers Selections: Round 1, Pick 7: Lias Andersson (Forward, HV71,