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New York Rangers: Brian Boyle is a X-Factor
The 2011-12 season for New York Rangers’ Brian Boyle was certainly a disappointment, after the year he had in 2010-11. In the 2010-11 season, Boyle scored a career high 21 goals and 35 points. However, this past season production dropped to 11 goals and 26 points. While he may have struggled on the offensive end [...]
TweetNHL Rumors: Could J.T. Miller Be Part Of The New York Rangers Roster This Year?
The New York Rangers drafted Jonathan Tanner Miller, better known as J.T. Miller, in 2011 with the 15th overall pick. After he was drafted, Miller played most of the 2011-12 season at the junior hockey level. He played for the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League, where he scored 25 goals and 61 points. [...]
TweetNew York Rangers: Trade Will Make Rick Nash Elite Player in the NHL
Elite is defined as: the choice or best of anything considered collectively, as of a group or class of persons. When the New York Rangers acquired Rick Nash from the Columbus Blue Jackets, many fans of the Rangers knew that the team was getting a great player who is dangerous on the offensive end of [...]
TweetNew York Rangers: Where Does Ryan Callahan Rank Among Current NHL Captains?
In 2004 the New York Rangers selected forward Ryan Callahan with the 127th overall pick. Today, he has grown into a fan favorite in New York and is starting to be recognized around the NHL as an up and coming star. He started his NHL career during the 2006-07 season but wouldn’t play a full season [...]
TweetWhat the 2012-13 NHL Season Means For the Legacy of Henrik Lundqvist
Henrik Lundqvist is arguably the best goaltender in hockey. He’s coming off a career year in which he set new personal bests in wins, saves percentage, and goals against average, while carrying the New York Rangers to the top seed in the Eastern Conference. Henrik Lundqvist led New York to the Eastern Conference Final, but his first [...]
TweetNew York Rangers: Can Carl Hagelin Avoid The Sophomore Slump?
Carl Hagelin’s career started the day after Thanksgiving. From there, it shot up to the New York Rangers top line faster than the Swedish winger can skate. With the young Swede playing on the first line alongside veterans like Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik, he was able to put up good stats. In 64 games, [...]
TweetNHL Rumors: Will the New York Rangers Keep RFA Michael Del Zotto?
The New York Rangers continue to work on signing Michael Del Zotto, but the restricted free agent is still without a legitimate contract after being tendered a qualifying offer over a month ago. Earlier this month, both sides were optimistic that a deal would get done. With the Rick Nash dramatics finally over, Michael Del Zotto could [...]
TweetThe Rangers finally land their man
The New York Rangers finally traded for Rick Nash on Monday afternoon. They had been looking to acquire himsince February. It had become a hot topic as a lot of fans wanted them to stick with the team they had and not mess up the chemistry. The Rangers ultimately felt the price was too [...]
TweetNew York Rangers Win Big in Rick Nash Trade
Columbus Blue Jackets GM Scott Howson had the entire hockey world believing that Rick Nash wouldn’t be moved unless he himself was moved by an offer. We were told all offseason that the New York Rangers would need to sacrifice a promising package of prospects and picks to acquire the star winger. Nash appeared content in Columbus [...]
TweetShea Weber to Philadelphia Flyers Could Benefit New York Rangers
Shea Weber is a stud defensemen that teams in the Atlantic Division won’t be too excited to see six times a year if he ends up in Philadelphia. Weber’s imposing physical presence can shut down top-line scorers and Shea Weber is a legitimate offensive threat from the point. If the Nashville Predators don’t match his $110 [...]
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