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
Chris Kreider came into 2015-16 with the expectation that he would take the next step in his development and round out the edges of his game to become the gamebreaker his natural gifts tell us he should be. Statline: 21 goals (0), 22 assists (-3), 43 points (-3) in 79
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Nicklas Jensen leads the way as Derick Brassard, Brady Skjei, and prospect goalie Igor Shestyorkin join him in quarter-finals.
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The Jack of All Trades forward took a major step forward this year and was rewarded for it.
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Keep Or Dump is expanding into RFA territory, this time with a player who is surrounded in mystery.
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Should the Rangers keep or dump Eric Staal. Or, more importantly, is there even a decision to be made here?
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The 2016 report card for Marc Staal.
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Kevin Hayes had a bit of an up and down season but was it as bad as everyone wants you to believe?
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The 2016 report card of Dan Girardi.
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Once considered an elite offensive defenseman, the Rangers' veteran blue-liner's regression from his former self continued to be apparent at the age of 39.
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Should the Rangers keep or drop one of their better depth forwards?
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<em> In this installment, we’re going to assess some of the relevant salary cap dynamics when evaluating the Rangers’ options and/or possible mentality when it comes to the off-season. There are endless hypothetical scenarios that could take place this summer, and without a crystal ball, the least w
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Should the New York Rangers keep or drop Dominic Moore.