This is Blueshirt Banter’s dedicated stream for New York Rangers news. We compile real-time updates on roster transactions, injuries, coaching decisions, and major team developments. It’s your go-to source for staying current on the Blueshirts.
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Nearly five hours after their regular season finale against the Philadelphia Flyers, the New York Rangers will be searching for a new face behind the bench. According to an official team release, Jeff Gorton has finally pulled the band-aid off and relieved Alain Vigneault of his coaching duties. This has
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Shattenkirk’s season is over and Alexandar Georgiev is sent back to Hartford.
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The New York PHWA chapter has named Chris Kreider the New York Rangers’ nominee for the Bill Masterton Trophy. The New York Chapter of the PHWA announced today that #NYR forward Chris Kreider has been selected as the team’s nominee for the Bill Masterton Trophy, awarded annually to the
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The New York Rangers have recalled Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil as expected with only seven games remaining in the season. OFFICIAL: #NYR have recalled forwards Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil from @WolfPackAHL. Andersson, 19, was selected seventh overall, in the 2017 NHL Draft. Chytil, 18, was selected 21st overall,
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The Rangers have signed Ryan Lindgren, prospect acquired from Boston in Rick Nash trade to an entry-level deal.
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How much thinner can this blue line get?
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The Rangers add another young goal scorer to their stable of prospects.
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The Rangers have dealt Graves to the Avalanche.
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The Rangers’ trade of impending UFAs like Rick Nash, Michael Grabner and Nick Holden was all but expected, and the move of captain Ryan McDonagh with one-year left on his deal and impending RFA J.T. Miller means the rebuild is in full swing. McDonagh and Miller are headed to
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Holland was acquired back on November 30 from the Montreal Canadiens in an AHL trade.
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The shocking part wasn’t that Michael Grabner was moved, but rather where he was moved. Well, at least at first. The New York Rangers made the first trade ever with the New Jersey Devils, moving Grabner across the Hudson for a 2nd round pick in this year’s draft
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The Rangers have recalled the 23-year-old from the Hartford Wolf Pack.