Through the miracle of moden technology called Verizon, I am writing this on the train ride home.
If you were at the game or watched it at home, you saw the Rangers dominate on shots, but also watched as the Ducks capitalized on Blueshirt mistakes.
Here’s the problem: The Rangers play a different game at home compared [...]

Unlike most other coaches and managers in New York, Tom Renney is very honest with the media. Last night was no exception as he said only three Rangers were playing well in this swoon while not mentioning them [feel free to speculate].
Also he said the team gets down when they are behind.
Renney is right. You [...]

Now that Sean Avery was punished and Mark Messier got into the Hall, there’s a game to play.
It’s 1-1 with goals early Jamie Langenbrunner and Nigel Dawes. With Langenbrunner’s coming off a rebound in front of the net and Dawes goal should have been saved by Henrik Lundqvist.
The real question is how both Scott Gomez, playing his first game in [...]

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – Novak Djokovic had a chance. With Roger Federer not on top of his game, a break to in hand and up 40-0, serving for the first set, the 20 year-old couldn’t put it away. And after coming back on five set points, the world’s No. 1 player did.

For those in Buffalo and in Canada who thought the series was over after Game 1, what are you thinking now?
A good solid win by the Rangers, who proved once again they can keep up with the Sabres, shift to shift.
Now, I know the question everyone is wondering: Did Daniel Briere score with 13.4 seconds [...]

That may be what the Sabres thought when they stepped on the Garden ice. The crowd was awesome.
But the fact is this: If Ryan Miller continues to stand on his head, Buffalo will be tough to beat. A lot of good chances for the Rangers, but nothing to show for it. And the Rangers again [...]