Blueshirt Banter Discussion
- This is a segment I've wanted to do consistently for a long time. I often find that bullet-point-driven stories are a great way to talk about a range of different subjects to incite debate, especially during off days and the dragging days of the offseason. I tried
New York Rangers Prospects
So for the third year in a row Blueshirt Banter and Russ Cohen have reached an agreement in which Russ gives us his analysis of the New York Rangers' prospects. Below the jump is his review of Skjei. For those of you who don't know Cohen is
New York Rangers Analysis
As you all know, Blueshirt Banter and Jackets Cannon did the first part of a two-part Q&A about the Rick Nash trade last week. Here is part two of the questions. Just like last week, the questions are in bold and my analysis is in italics underneath. What
New York Rangers Rumors
It seems widely accepted that the New York Rangers aren't done making moves this offseason. And while they're probably finished making big moves, there might be a player out there who could pay real dividends. That player is Kristian Huselius. This would be a major risk
New York Rangers Rumors
According to Kevin Paul Dupont, the New York Rangers might take a look at San Jose Sharks center Joe Thornton to pair up with Rick Nash. Here's the clip from the full story: Now that Rick Nash is a Ranger, don't be surprised to see the
New York Rangers Rumors
On Saturday we went through some of the safer options for the New York Ranges to look at in free agency now that Shane Doan has reportedly priced himself out of New York. Today, we're going to take a look at some of the riskier options the Rangers
New York Rangers Rumors
Aaron Ward tweeted yesterday that Phoenix Coyotes captain Shane Doan might have priced himself out of an opportunity to play for the Detroit Red Wings. The original report was that Doan was given a four-year, $30-million offer from an Eastern Conference team. Now reports are surfacing that there might be
New York Rangers Rumors
The New York Rangers signed Anton Stralman Thursday afternoon, avoiding arbitration with a two-year deal. Stralman marks the second defenseman signed by Glen Sather this offseason (Stu Bickel was the first) and leaves only one piece remaining for the Rangers' defensive corps, Michael Del Zotto. But before we get
New York Rangers News
The New York Rangers have avoided salary arbitration and come to terms with RFA defenseman, Anton Stralman, on a two-year deal. According to multiple reports, the deal will pay Stralman a total of $1.7 million over the next two seasons, which is considered a bargain at this point. As
New York Rangers Analysis
It's funny, but had Scott Howson waited just 24 hours things might have been so much different. If It had taken Howson and Glen Sather more time before they finally sealed the deal for the Columbus Blue Jackets' 28-year-old sniper, he might have had another partner in
New York Rangers Analysis
We've finally reached the point where we can start discussing line combinations with the certainty of Rick Nash's presence. We're going to have to do this pre and post-Marian Gaborik, since his return will obviously impact the lineup. Since the New York Rangers will
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Two days after the blockbuster trade which sent Rick Nash to the New York Rangers, Nash visited New York City today for his first informal meeting with the New York Rangers organization, and the local media. With video cameras stuffed in his face and news reporters surrounding him, Nash seemed