Jason E. Bisnoff
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An Early Obituary For The New York Rangers
The first period of Game Four, the 85th game this season, marked rock bottom for the 2015-16 New York Rangers. The team peaked in February to the tune of a 10-4 month and sat in second place in the Metropolitan Division on March 1. Poised to have home-ice for a majority of the playoffs, the team with […]
Eric Staal is a Declaration of Win Now
The New York Rangers were a presence at the trade deadline for the third year in a row making a deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. The deal bore many similarities to the past two deadlines where the team has given up prospects and picks for established veterans. The first attempt, under the old regime led […]
Boyle Or McIlrath, That Should Be The Question
The Rangers have had a rough go on the injury report as of late. Out of all the sporadic games missed, the blue line has been the most in flux. McDonagh, Staal and Klein have all missed games in the past month and full health in the defensive corps hasn’t been the status quo most […]
Rangers Playoffs and the Importance of Home Ice
The Rangers look to firmly hold a playoff spot in the eastern conference. With a six-point buffer on the Lightning, who sit as the first team out, it would take an uncharacteristic collapse to leave them out of the picture. Even larger than the gap from New York to Tampa is the gaping space one […]
Depth Deciding Factor in Rangers Win Over Pens
The Rangers continued their hot streak last night with a convincing 3-0 result in Pittsburgh. The Penguins went into the evening riding a six-game win streak and with Sidney Crosby in the midst of a red hot stretch. Unfortunately for the Pens, the Rangers three-game run was the one winning trend that prevailed. With Evgeni […]
A Tale of Two Games: Rangers Turn The Corner Against Devils
After going into the break on a positive note, winning three of four going into the All-Star game, the Rangers lost their first game of the final stretch in disheartening fashion. Despite outshooting the Devils and Lundqvist being his usual self, they were outplayed by Cory Schneider and blew a third period lead helping New Jersey […]
Two Nights in January: A Visit to NAHL Junior Hockey
The paths to the National Hockey League are widespread. Players not only come from all corners of the globe but take different steps to chase their dream of playing in the premier league in the world. For North American born players their are three main entryways. A majority of players who now suit up in […]
Do the Rangers Have Cause For Concern?
The Rangers have hit a rough patch, a part of most seasons unless you happen to be the Blackhawks. Having lost 4 of the last 5 with the only win coming in a close game against the lowly Hurricanes, this stretch is either a manifestation of bigger issues or bad bounces of the puck. After all you […]
Opinion: Stop Changing the Sport
Early in this season, the NHL has already had plenty of excitement. Teams like Dallas and Washington have emerged as potential contenders, the Central division has playoff-quality hockey on a nightly basis and a coaching job has already been lost prompting the return of always entertaining John Tortorella. Nonetheless, the group of out of touch […]
Beware the Ides of Marleau
The fix is in. Rumors are abound that Patrick Marleau could be moved and the latest reports detail his short list of potential destinations as Anaheim, Los Angeles and of course New York. With his no-trade clause, he was able to hand pick these spots. As soon as the potential destinations for which he would […]
What Jarret Stoll Brings To New York
The New York Rangers have made another offseason splash by signing veteran center Jarret Stoll to a one-year $800,000 deal. Jeff Gorton and the front office began this offseason solidifying the core they had built over several seasons. In the last 48 hours they have shifted focus and started the process of rounding out the […]
NYR Solidifies The Core
The New York Rangers inked a six-year $39 million deal with Derek Stepan, adding another name to the roster of players locked up to long-term deals. Negotiations over this deal were looming for quite some time and original consensus on the deal is positive for both parties. This move continues a second straight busy offseason […]
The Carl Hagelin Arithmetic
The Rangers were unable to change the ending, but now they are creating a blueprint to remain cup contenders over the next few years. Of the changes this offseason, the major surprise came when the Rangers found a trade partner in the Anaheim Ducks and shipped Carl Hagelin west for a package centering on Emerson Etem. […]
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