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Who: Washington Capitals vs Pittsburgh Penguins What: 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs Metropolitan Division Finals Game 3 (PIT Leads 2-0) When: 7:30 PM EDT on NBCSN Where: PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Why: Because the hockey gods hate Ranger fans Enjoy the game!
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News and notes for Monday, May 1st, 2017
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Jeff Gorton just made a big move for the future of the Rangers blue line. The Rangers have agreed to terms with NCAA free agent defenseman Neal Pionk from UMD. Hearing NYR will sign Min-Duluth free agent D Neal Pionk. That's a coup for them, was a
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“Everything is on the table” in terms of lineup changes, New York Rangers’ coach Alain Vigneault said after their Game 2 loss. The Rangers were up 5-3 on the Ottawa Senators in the third period of Game 2, but two goals from Jean-Gabriel Pageau (completing his hat trick)
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News and notes for Sunday, April 30th, 2017
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If anyone is still interested after yesterday’s debacle.
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News and notes for Saturday, April 29th, 2017
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The New York Rangers take on the Ottawa Senators in Game 2 of the Second Round tonight. Down 1-0 in the series, this feels like something of a must win game, although you know the old saying “it’s never a series until the home team loses.” From first
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There’s really no need to do a notes post on the Rangers Game 2 loss to the Senators Saturday afternoon. In fact, most of it is going to be covered here anyway. The New York Rangers are being out-coached in this series. Plain and simple. If you, like
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News and noted for Friday, April 28th, 2017
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I’m starting to run out of relevant things to say in these little blurbs before the actual game info, so I might just start memeing instead. Perhaps not tonight, but once we get deeper into the playoffs and there’s really nothing new to say, then every one of
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* In a lot of ways, I think that game might be the best thing to happen to the Rangers in this series. It should act as a wake up call, the blaring alarm clock, or, at the very least, a stern reminder that Ottawa will beat the bad side of