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Last season, the Rangers experienced a youth movement unlike any other they’ve gone through since emerging from the lockout more than a decade ago. With Pavel Buchnevich, Brady Skjei, and Jimmy Vesey all primed to play major roles heading into the season, plenty of question marks surrounded the team
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It’s August, so forbid me for dreaming about possible trade options for the Rangers; it feels like just yesterday that I wrote about New York going after Matt Duchene. We’ve already talked at length about the Rangers issues at center – wouldn’t it be great if there was
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Six years ago, I wrote about the Rangers going after a certain free agent who had been away from the NHL for a while and was looking to come back from the KHL. The player in question was 39 at the time, and the potential for a reunion with the
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We are now late enough in free agency to have a good idea of what the majority of NHL rosters are going to look like next season. And for Rangers fans, the teams that matter the most (outside of the one that plays in the Garden) are the teams in
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Over a month ago, Adam detailed the theoretical possibility of the New York Rangers being interested in New Jersey Devils draft pick Alex Kerfoot. Kerfoot is a soon-to-be 23-year-old center who might fill a needed role for the Rangers as they walk toward the start of the season without any
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In a strange reversal of norms, the New York Rangers are deep into the summer with questions not about their defense but about their forward group. Questions at center surround a group that might have had one of the deepest forward units going into the season last year. Amazing how
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The NHL Network just released its list of the “Top 10 Goalies Right Now” and Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers came in at eighth, between Cam Talbot and Martin Jones. The full Top 10: Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals Sergei Bobrovsky, Columbus Blue Jackets Matt
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For the most part, the offseason’s gone very well for the Rangers so far. Dan Girardi was finally cast aside and replaced with Kevin Shattenkirk (arguably the best free agent available) on a very reasonable deal. Brendan Smith was resigned after a stellar playoffs and Mika Zibanejad was given
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What type of expectations will the Rangers’ top pairing defender have to live up to?
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Even though Matt Duchene was voted as the player “most likely to be traded this summer” by Bob McKenzie, it’s the end of July and he’s still with the Colorado Avalanche. There has been plenty of interest in the young center (as he is a very good player)
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Akin to the Kevin Shattenkrik confusion before he signed with the New York Rangers, Jeff Gorton was silent as things seemed to be spiraling out of his control when it came to Mika Zibanejad and his contract negotiations. Information is murky as to how far along the arbitration process the
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Like clockwork, players who file for arbitration go through what I like to call the “Three Stages of Fan Insanity.” Stage 1: Anger at the player for having the gall to utilize what little negotiating leverage an RFA has by filing for arbitration. Stage 2: Yelling about how the player