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New York Rangers Analysis
Wednesday Night Rivalry! 'Gers! Flyers! What's not to like? (Aside from that sinking feeling of doom and gloom that now accompanies every Rangers game, until they get their act together).
New York Rangers Analysis
The return of Ryan Callahan, Brian Boyle and Anton Stralman should be interesting.
New York Rangers Analysis
Hitting doesn't correlate to winning. Therefore, neither does Tanner Glass. Regardless of what you think about the death of big body checks, everyone needs to get over it and recognize what can make this New York Rangers club a truly tough team to play against.
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Dan Girardi was the lucky recipient of some great puck movement and stealthy offensive zone work.
New York Rangers Analysis
Again. Let's do it again.
New York Rangers Analysis
It's almost impossible to overstate just how good Moore has been for the Rangers this season.
New York Rangers Analysis
The Avs hate the puck and don't want it. Patrick Roy is my favorite coach.
New York Rangers Analysis
It's all about suppressing rush chances and utilizing team speed.
New York Rangers Analysis
This first foray into doing a pre-game RBTN is going to be relatively bare bones on the analysis. It was kind of an impromptu idea that the BSB staff discussed and we are just going to feel it out for now. I'll leave the numbers and charts and graphs to do most of the talking. Feel free to discu
New York Rangers Analysis
Alain Vigneault is making the right decision keeping Hayes with the big club.
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The Rangers have a spot to fill at center, so it's time to give J.T. Miller a lengthy shot at proving he belongs.
New York Rangers Analysis
The Rangers ran a perfect cycle against the St. Louis Blues and it culminated in a perfect feed from Carl Hagelin to an easy tap in for Martin St. Louis