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Blueshirt Banter Talking Points: What Are You Most Excited About for 2019-20 Season?
It is summer and I’m not going to pretend like there’s a lot to talk about.
New York Rangers Analysis
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Three Things Jeff Gorton Still Has To Do
The dog days of summer are upon us, but we’re heading toward the home stretch of the offseason. The Traverse City Tournament is coming up, and soon after that camp will open. While there’s still time to breathe, let’s go over a quick to do list Jeff
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Artemi Panarin ranked 8th best winger by NHL Network
Panarin makes the NHL Network’s Top 10 for the second consecutive year
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Get ready for a big year from Mika Zibanejad
The Rangers top center should flourish playing with Artemi Panarin
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How the Offseason Changes the Power Play
The Rangers have some holes to fill on their power play units, let’s look at how the shiny new toys can do that.
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Rykov and Hajek and the Training Camp Battle to Come
Now that Kevin Shattenkirk is out of the picture, we are starting to get a better idea of what the New York Rangers blue line is going to look like for the 2019-20 season. The biggest subtractions — Shattenkirk and Neal Pionk — and additions — Jacob Trouba and Adam Fox — are both
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Thoughts on Kevin Shattenkirk’s Buyout and What Rangers Could Have Done Differently
The New York Rangers have had a tremendous string of months since announcing their intentions to rebuild in February of 2018. Along the way they have hit a lot of the right notes, especially since being awarded the second overall pick in the draft lottery. But the soon-to-be official buyout
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Some thoughts on dead cap space
And why buyouts are best avoided at all costs
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Decision Time is Coming
Gorton and the Rangers need to find a way to get under the cap
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What the New York Rangers’ Salary Cap Situation Could Look Like After Remaining RFA Deals
The Rangers could chose to settle their RFA business before the secondary buyout window opens, and then make the necessary moves to become cap compliant.
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Initial Thoughts on Jacob Trouba’s Contract Extension
To no one’s surprise — or mostly no one’s since there are always those who are skeptical — the New York Rangers locked up Jacob Trouba to the tune of seven years and $56 million dollars ($8 million a year). And yes, I know at first blush that seems steep,
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Kaapo Kakko, Diabetes, and Celiac Disease
Kakko’s medical conditions require discipline, but they should not hold him back in any way