Hartnett: Rangers Can't Let Staal Slip Through Their Fingers
If the Rangers wish to make a return appearance -- or two, or three -- in the Stanley Cup Final, locking down Staal to a long-term extension is an absolute must.
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If the Rangers wish to make a return appearance -- or two, or three -- in the Stanley Cup Final, locking down Staal to a long-term extension is an absolute must.
As far as professional sports is concerned, New York is the biggest stage in the country and arguably on the planet. Stars tend to want to play here, even despite the pressure that comes with the territory.
Brown tweeted a picture of the package on Tuesday -- "Rangers Rule" was written on it -- and took a little shot at the Rangers in the process.
Derick Brassard loves being a New York Ranger – and the Rangers organization thinks highly of this gifted center who appears to be on the track toward NHL stardom.
The great states of N.Y. and N.J. aren't exactly known as a breeding ground for star hockey players, though there are quite a few people who'd say differently.
According to multiple reports, the 23-year-old winger will earn an average of $2.475 million per season. He'll make $2.35 million this upcoming season and $2.6 million in 2015-16.
One of the Rangers' best offensive players from last season will be around for a while.
Aside from signing veteran defenseman Dan Boyle, Rangers general manager Glen Sather has spent much of the offseason perusing bargain bins for low-cost, potentially high-rewarding free agents.
The New York Yankees are the most valuable North American sports franchise, but sit behind three world renowned soccer powers in the global rankings.
Lombardi is known for his penalty-killing prowess, something that should come in handy since the Rangers lost defensive stalwarts Benoit Pouliot and Brian Boyle to free agency.
New York is the biggest sports market in the United States, and it's a magnet for superstars. The Rangers, Islanders and Devils boast a plethora of talented players.
Newly signed Rangers defenseman Dan Boyle isn't feeling the pressure ahead of the latest -- and perhaps greatest -- challenge of his impressive career.
NHL free agency frenzy kicked off Tuesday, and there was enough money thrown around to end world hunger. But sometimes, general managers and owners act irresponsibly with their wallets.
Bourque has two career goals and eight points in 51 NHL games over parts of four seasons with Boston, Pittsburgh and Washington.
Even considering his age and slower stride, Boyle is still a rare commodity in this league given his excellence on the power play.
