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The New York Rangers are in a tailspin. A 1-5-2 start has not only prompted the national media to begin questioning whether or not Alain Vigneault should still be around, but it’s also left the Rangers in a real danger of missing the playoffs. Our good friend Miika did
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Following two consecutive losses in extra time, the New York Rangers finally got back into the win column this afternoon with a 4-2 victory over the Nashville Predators. One of the Rangers biggest issues thus far has been their lackluster starts, which have led to early goals against more often
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Stromwall was signed by the Rangers in April of 2016
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* Based off some loose math, the New York Rangers will need to play at around a 100-point pace to feel good about a playoff berth. At 1-5-2, and with the three-point games that are rampant in the NHL, the Rangers are in a really bad spot. And we’re just
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As Yankees’ legend Yogi Berra once said, “It’s getting late early out there.” Since the NHL changed its playoff format for the 2013-2014 season, the team to clinch the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference has averaged 95.5 points. The Rangers currently have four points through
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At some point you have to reasonably ask the question. I’m not talking about the “has he lost the room” nonsense that follows all coaches, of every major sport, around when teams struggle. I’m talking about an honest, logical variation of that question. Has Alain Vigneault’s message
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The New York Rangers came close tonight, but with the way things have been going this season, it just wasn’t enough in the end. Part of the reason why was because the Rangers only decided to show up for the final 20 minutes of the game, so they were
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* Quick update: In the original post I totally forgot about the whole Ryan McDonagh thing, so I’m adding it here. His turnover in overtime was Girardi-level bad, and he’s not looked himself all year. You can make the claim that his lack of stability on his partner is
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Lias Andersson has returned from the New York Rangers rookie tournament and training camp, and while expectations were high on Andersson going into the camp on an NHL level, his return to Sweden hasn’t left him with a bruised ego but rather a sheer will of determination. He’s
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It’s time for this team to get going and there’s no better place to do it than the Garden.
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AV needs to set his defense pairings and let them grow together.
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The Rangers are in the middle of an identity crisis, but the season has started well for the Hartford Wolf Pack; the team’s AHL affiliate. A completely revamped roster and coaching staff have come out of the game with a 3-1-0 record and are getting contributions from a number