Dive deeper with New York Rangers analysis from the Blueshirt Banter team—where strategy meets stats, trades are teased out, and every roster move gets broken down. Whether it’s youth development, roster depth, or cap-maneuvering, we give you the insight Rangers fans need.
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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Jeff Gorton made a move for both the present and the future with the Brassard trade.
New York Rangers Analysis
Chris Kreider is scheduled for an arbitration hearing on Friday. Hopefully the two sides don’t get there, but since there isn’t a deal yet both parties need to submit their salary demands. Salary Arbitration numbers New York Rangers/ Chris Kreider. Club offer $3.2M / Player asking $4.75M
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This is exactly what the Carl Hagelin trade should have been. Well, maybe not exactly, but it should have been something like this rather than what it was. This is what selling high looks like. This is a great hockey trade and it’s what I’m talking about when
New York Rangers Analysis
Give the New York Rangers credit, for the most part their business is not aired out to dry in view of the public eye. Take, for example, the Nick Holden trade, or the J.T. Miller contract negotiations or, well, anything really the past few years. The Rangers keep their
New York Rangers Analysis
The New York Rangers and Jeff Gorton avoided arbitration — not that it was really a threat -- by agreeing to a two-year bridge deal with J.T. Miller for $2.75-million per. This is both a good and bad news situation. The good news: The Rangers locked up Miller,
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Glen Sather started it, but Jeff Gorton couldn't fix it.
New York Rangers Analysis
The New York Rangers had a lot of problems last year. We may as well call it what it is at this point. Yes, the defense — arguably the team’s biggest problem — remains untouched (well, for the most part), but that entire situation needed much bigger renovations that I expected
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Michael Grabner is a lot more than just a guy who rarely scores on shorthanded breakaways.
New York Rangers Analysis
With the rumors of the New York Rangers shopping dynamic winger Rick Nash on the trade market this summer, I thought I’d examine some trades made in the past few off-seasons to decipher some relativity as to his theoretical worth. A trade is dependent on so many countless
New York Rangers Analysis
Well today should be fun. Or horrible. Or terrifying. Or awesome! Per the people who would know, the New York Rangers aren’t expected to be overly active today — which might not be that bad of a thing. With Steven Stamkos off the market, Taylor Hall a New Jersey Devil
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The hot debate surrounding the New York Rangers’ potential off-season moves, pertinent to the recently announced rules of expansion next year, has mostly been Dan Girardi and Marc Staal. The conversations over the ramifications of potentially burning two of the three allotted protection spots has been unabridged and elaborate,