New York Rangers Analysis
This past week and a half has seen a lot of movement from Jeff Gorton and the New York Rangers. There were promises made when the season ended the way it did. Movement was expected. There were concerns, of course. Gorton’s responses about not buying out Dan Girardi weren’
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The Rangers have agreed to terms with the 79th pick in the 2015 NHL Draft. Sergey Zborovskiy is a Russian-born right-handed defenseman with tremendous size. Rangers announce D Sergey Zborovskiy, 19, has agreed to an entry-level deal. — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) July 26, 2016 #NYR prospect Sergei Zborovskiy
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You know the one.
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What would it cost to bring Shattenkirk to his hometown team?
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Get hype. Well, even more hype.
2016 Report Cards
After suffering a very serious freak head injury in the first round of the 2014-15 playoffs against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Mats Zuccarello came back in 2015-16 to establish himself as a bonafide first line forward. The Numbers: 26 goals (+11), 35 assists (+1), 61 points (+12), and 54%
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After playing just 46 games last season due to injury Henrik Lundqvist was once again a workhorse. Only five goaltenders started in more games than him this year. The goalie that protected the Rangers net when Lundqvist was out of the crease was first year Ranger Antti Raanta. In June
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Just a couple of hours after signing off on Chris Kreider’s brand new four-year deal, the New York Rangers have locked up their last key restricted free agent. According to Aaron Ward, Kevin Hayes and the New York Rangers have a agreed to a two-year deal that
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The fifth edition of Smashfest was held last night, raising money for concussion and rare cancer research.
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Chris Kreider and the New York Rangers have officially agreed on a four-year deal worth $4.625-million per year, avoiding arbitration. Rangers agree to terms with restricted free agent forward Chris Kreider on a new contract. 4 years, $4.625 AAV according to @NHL_AaronWard. — Sean Hartnett (@HartnettHockey)
New York Rangers Analysis
This all seems very familiar. The New York Rangers and Chris Kreider have negotiations scheduled because he’s a RFA? Check. Kreider files for salary arbitration? Check. Two sides give their demands? Check. Silence? Check. Two years ago Kreider and the Rangers dragged their negotiations out until just before the
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Brian Leetch remembers. He remembers a lot of good things about New York, actually.