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Jul 3rd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Glen Sather announced today the Rangers signed Swedish left wing Markus Naslund and former Buffalo defenseman Dimitri Kalinin. Naslund got a two year deal, while Kalinin is on a one year plan.
Speaking on a conference call, Sather pointed out Naslund was part of the Blueshirt plan to play more with puck moving and wide [...]
Tags: Assists, Brendan Shanahan, Buffalo, Career Goals, Conference Call, Defenseman, Dimitri, Fedor Tyutin, Glen Sather, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromir Jagr, Kalinin, Left Wing, Markus Naslund, Moving, Paul Mara, Rangers, Sweden, Tom Renney, Vancouver
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Jul 3rd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
After yesterday’s festivities, we are seeing Jaromir Jagr in a holding pattern in deciding with future. Taking the Matts Sundin route, Jagr issued a statement through his agent that he will take a few days to decide his future. Edmonton, Broadway or Omsk?
And that future probably won’t be in Pittsburgh who signed Islander retreads, Ruslan [...]
Tags: 5 Million, Edmonton, Festivities, Hockey News, Islander, Islanders, Jaromir Jagr, Marcel Hossa, Matts Sundin, Native Czech Republic, Nhl Career, Omsk, Panthers, Penguins, Retreads, Ruslan, Ruslan Fedotenko, Satan, Senators, Shocking Development, Starka, Straka
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Jul 2nd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NHL Stories, NYSR Blog
I listened in on the Sean Avaery Conference Call and there will be a full story later, but here’s the transcript:
On Playing with Brett Hull
Brett was my favorite player when I was a kid and my relationship has gone on since I left Detroit. He did a hell of a job as a player and [...]
Tags: Brett Hull, Conference Call, Dallas Stars, Email, Gm, Hell, Ideal, Job, Madison Square Garden, New Chapter, Rangers, Relationship, Sean Avery, Sore Loser, Traditionalist, Understatement, Vogue, York Fans
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Jul 2nd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
With today’s announcement of Sean Avery’s signing with Dallas for four years, $15 million, I am a little saddened by his departure.
It’s more than his ability to help the Rangers win. It’s the personality he brings to the team. When he arrived, he automatically became the best quote in the locker room and his [...]
Tags: Antics, Big D, Broadway Stage, Folk Hero, Game, Locker Room, Personality, Rangers, Sean Avery
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Apr 23rd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
With Philly winning in overtime 3-2 last night, the Rangers will now face the Penguins in Round 2 with games on Friday and Sunday in Pittsburgh and Games 3 and 4 at the Garden on Tuesday and Thursday.
Here’s the full schedule:
Game 1: Friday 4/25 at the Igloo 7 p.m.
Game 2: Sunday 4/27 at the Igloo [...]
Tags: Betts, Blackberry, Blueshirts, Colton Orr, Crosby, Game 1, Game 7, Games 3, Hollweg, Hossa, Malkin, Marc Andre Fleury, Matchup, Nbc, Penguins, Pens, Rangers, Star Power, Tbd, Tom Renney
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Apr 20th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Saturday’s games just made matters more complicated with Boston and Washington winning. This is good and bad for the Rangers, since they may get an opponent that’s tired and beaten up, but they still have to wait and won’t be able to prepare until those series are resolved.
That said, the Rangers now face the tricky situation where they will have [...]
Tags: Blueshirts, Fatso, Five Games, Game 1, Goaltender, International Crime, Jagr, Kevin Weekes, Layoff, Lou Lamoriello, Marty Brodeur, Msg Network, Offseason, Post Game Interview, S Games, Sean Avery, Snub, Thrashers, Three Seasons, Tricky Situation
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Apr 19th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Ok, the Rangers won a round and even though it’s a good thing to dispatch the Devils, the games will probably get a little harder from here on out.
For the next round, the Blueshirts will get three possible opponents depending on what happens in the two remianing series in the Eastern Conference.
The most likely opponent is the Pittsburgh Penguins, [...]
Tags: Bell Centre, Big Guns, Blair Betts, Blueshirts, Coach Tom, Colton Orr, Cushy, Game 1, Habs, Jaromir Jagr, Little Mistakes, Marty Brodeur, Pittsburgh Penguins, Prudential Center, Ryan Hollweg, Scott Gomez, Seven Games, Sidney Crosby, Stephen Valiquette, Tom Renney
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Apr 18th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Tom Renney looked loose as a goose today as he spoke to reporters before the game.
First he mused about a “N/R’ ron the wall at the Prudential Center looked like a “NYR”
Then he spoke about the goalies he played with joking they used to drink more than the defenseman [his position].
Finally he said he was [...]
Tags: Blueshirts, Coaching, Counterpart, Game, Games, Goalies, Guess, Isiah Thomas, Job, Montreal, Nyr, Patrons, Popcorn Maker, Prudential, Prudential Center, Puck, Rangers, Tom Renney
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Apr 13th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
My Sunday doubleheader continues. I was at Shea earlier and now sitting here at the Garden for Game 3.
Before the game, the media spoke with Tom Renney, who seemed very loose as his team looks to take control of this series by going up 3-0.
Jaromir Jagr came in and showed the press his Stanley Cup [...]
Tags: Blueshirts, Doubleheader, Flyers, Game, Home Ice, Jaromir Jagr, Lost, Marty Biron, Mets, Shea, Shutout, Stanley Cup Ring, Tap, Tom Renney
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Apr 12th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
NEWARK, NJ – It was as intense 1:23 could get. With the Devils finally able to get through on the brilliant Henrik Lundqvist to make it a one goal game, the desperate team from New Jersey gave the New York Rangers all it could muster. But John Madden’s heroic goal was not enough, because 29 [...]
Tags: Conference Quarterfinals, Control, Goal Game, Henrik Lundqvist, Jamie Langenbrunner, John Madden, New York Rangers, Newark Nj
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