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A night that seemed like it would end in disaster, turned into a momentous 5-4 overtime victory for the New York Rangers over the Montreal Canadiens.
THE NEW GARDEN – The Rangers recognized the rebirth that took place during the 1967-91 period, including a new home arena and bringing Rangers hockey to more fans than ever through television. HOME COOKING – New York has earned points in four-straight games at home (2-0-2).
The New York Rangers got embarrassed in Chicago this week, falling 3-0 to the Blackhawks in a game that never felt competitive. It was the kind of loss that exp
Scott Morrow’s roller-coaster ride with the New York Rangers continues. The 23-year-old’s season-long streak of five consecutive games played is
The New York Rangers could use another star and should make a big push for Nashville Predators forward Ryan O'Reilly.
Trade buzz surrounds the New York Rangers as speculation grows over a bold move that could redefine their season and playoff hopes.
Sullivan pointed out that with the NHL’s points system, where teams get two points for a win, and one for an overtime or shootout loss, it is difficult to create separation between teams battling for position in the standings. So his message to the team is to just worry about your own games, and not your competition’s.
Rookie phenom Ivan Demidov has recorded a helper in five consecutive games, finding some serious chemistry on the second line alongside Juraj Slafkovsky and fellow rookie Oliver Kapanen. Additionally, both he and Suzuki are on the team's top power-play unit, which has operated at an impressive 25.6% clip, good for fifth in the league.
The New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders and New York Rangers were all home Saturday and all played at different times. The Vancouver Canucks even practiced in New Jersey while the Devils were playing the Anaheim Ducks.