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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
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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
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I would like to do a prospect/rankings mailbag at the end of the week. Please submit any questions you might have in the comments section (or on Twitter) and I will try to use as many as possible for the article. Also, I would like to give a massive
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10. Tyler Wall, Goaltender, 19 Years Old, Sixth-Round Pick (2016) Previous Rank: 20 Earlier in these rankings, I discussed how playing at a lower level in his pre-draft year might have left 2017 6th-round pick Morgan Barron underexposed. The Rangers are currently reaping the rewards of a
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We got an opportunity to speak to New York Rangers 21st overall selection Filip Chytil this past weekend about a variety of topics. The below is our interview. Everything in block quotes is from Chytil. For full disclosure: Chytil’s first language is not English, so I cleaned up some
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Jeff Gorton took a chance on free agent Brandon Pirri on August 25th, 2016. But it was the sort of late offseason gamble that many praised. Pirri was two seasons removed from scoring 22 goals in 49 games with the Panthers. He could play center, he had a hell of
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What type of expectations will the Rangers’ top pairing defender have to live up to?
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15. Tim Gettinger, Center/Left Wing, 19 Years Old, Fifth-Round Pick (2016) Previous Rank: 17 Gettinger’s rank does not do justice to the season that he had. Yes, going to 15 from 17 is a slight bump, but the radical facelift to the prospect pool prevented a major
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20. Adam Tambellini, Center, 22 Years Old, Third-Round Pick (2013) Previous Rank: 11 All things considered, Tambellini definitely showed progress last season. Hartford’s struggles did hurt him in some ways; he was burdened with a dependency he couldn’t really match. On the other hand, the lack of
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Even though Matt Duchene was voted as the player “most likely to be traded this summer” by Bob McKenzie, it’s the end of July and he’s still with the Colorado Avalanche. There has been plenty of interest in the young center (as he is a very good player)