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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 2nd, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: Top Stories
On Jul. 2, 2007, the Rangers appeared to be a finished product, marked by the signings of both Chris Drury and Scott Gomez.
Now 365 days later, the Blueshirts are a work in progress, complete on defense, but still short on the forward end.
Taking care of blue line business on the first day of free agency, [...]
Tags: 365 Days, Blueshirts, Brendan Shanahan, Cap Room, Chris Drury, Conference Call, Due Diligence, Finished Product, Glen Sather, Jaromir Jagr, Line Business, Marian Hossa, Mats Sundin, Michal Rozsival, Perry Pearn, Record Contract, Scott Gomez, Sean Avery, Spending Spree, Three Spaces
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May 5th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: New York Rangers
It’s easy to pass blame in the Rangers five game loss during the second round of the playoffs. Before Blueshirt Nation lines up at the NHL offices to lynch the referees, though, look at the home team first.
Tags: Agitator, Blueshirts, Brendan Shanahan, Defenseman, Forwards, Free Agents, Game 1, Game Loss, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromir Jagr, Offseason, Overtime Loss, Referees, Salary Cap, Sean Avery, Strak, Third Period, Tough Choices, Unrestricted Free Agent, Whistle
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Apr 11th, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
We are back in Newark for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals.
Tonight the Rangers will look to continue to take advantage of mistakes, nut must forecheck the puck into the Devils zone more. New Jersey will try to take advantage of the young New York defense, while keeping with the gameplan that worked in [...]
Tags: Brendan Shanahan, Chris Drury, Doom, Elevator, Game 1, Gameplan, Lead, Mea Culpa, Merry Band, Netter, Newark, Nigel Dawes, Patrick Hoffman, Puck, Rangers, T Score, Tap
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Jan 31st, 2008 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Marek Malik is in. Paul Mara is out and Steve Valiquette is in goal.
Tom Renney said Valiquette plays for scheduling purposes, and Henrik Lundqvist will be in Jersey and Montreal.
But tonight the Rangers play the Flyers in a game that hopefully gets the competitive juices flowing as time is ticking away.
“Anything can help,” Renney said. “I [...]
Tags: Brandon Dubinsky, Brendan Shanahan, Chris Drury, Flyers, Giants News, Henrik Lundqvist, Jagr, Juices, Marek Malik, Nigel Dawes, Paul Mara, Petr Prucha, Play Game, Point Games, Rangers, Scott Gomez, Sean Avery, Steve Valiquette, Straka, Tom Renney
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Dec 19th, 2007 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Sean Avery will be with the Rangers on Thursday and Friday on their western trip, but according to Tom Renney he’s still a ways away from suiting up.
“[He'll] drive us bananas because he is itching to play,” Renney said. “He’s a few days away from serious contact and there’s still a little bit of pain [...]
Tags: Al Montoya, Bananas, Brendan Shanahan, Chris Drury, Contact, Few Days, Flu, Henrik Lundqvist, Hockey Players, Jaromir Jagr, Laugh, Little Bit, Nigel Dawes, Passing Judgement, Rangers, Scott Gomez, Sean Avery, Suiting, Tom Renney, Western Trip
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Dec 18th, 2007 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Tom Renney apparently had enough and decided to shuffle the lines to something more conventional before the Rangers take on the Pens tonight.
Scott Gomez will now be centering Jaromir Jagr and Marty Straka with Chris Drury becoming Brendan Shanahan’s pivot. Brandon Dubinsky goes to line No. 3 with Ryan Callahan and Petr Prucha.
Now this makes [...]
Tags: Brandon Dubinsky, Brendan Shanahan, Callahan, Chris Drury, Goals, Jaromir Jagr, Moving Center, Pens, Pivot, Puck, Rangers, Scott Gomez, Straka, Tom Renney
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Dec 6th, 2007 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
After giving up four goals on nine shots, it’s time to give Steve Valiquette a chance.
Sure, he gave up Nik Antropov’s third goal in, but you can’t blame him on that. He came in cold and it was a power play.
But Lundqvist was terrible with rebound after rebound. It almost looked like Henrik and Joel [...]
Tags: Brendan Shanahan, Concussed, Kevin Weekes, Montreal, Nik Antropov, Parent Trap, Power Play, Rangers, Rebound, Tom Renney, Toronto
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Dec 1st, 2007 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Usually I have it scheduled out to not to miss a game, and I am at all the home game. But on the road at 1 p.m. in Ottawa, you must forgive me for being a bad beat writer. Well, not so bad since I was with my son.
Anyway, the Blueshirts did win 5-2 with Brendan [...]
Tags: Baseball, Blair, Blueshirts, Brendan Shanahan, Buro, Confidence, Dan Girardi, Goals, Home Game, Jaromir Jagr, Nashville, New York Islanders, Nhl, NYSR Blog, Ottawa, Ranger News, Rangers, Slump, Winter Meetings, Would Have Thunk
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Nov 29th, 2007 |
By Joe McDonald |
Category: NYSR Blog
Sean Avery had wrist surgery today at 5:30 and the Islanders came in an hour and half later.
The Isles went to a six round shootout last night beating the now slumping Ottawa Senators and may be tired for the game at the Garden.
But these are the Rangers they are playing and the Isles tend to [...]
Tags: Brendan Shanahan, Callahan, Islanders, Jaromir Jagr, Marcel Hossa, Ottawa Senators, Rangers, Scott Gomez, Sean Avery, Word Game, Wrist Surgery
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