Stanley Cup Final: Rangers Looking To Escape LA With Series Split
Game 1 goat Dan Girardi knows the Rangers can't think about the past if they hope to raise the Cup in the near future. The best way to move on would be with a win Saturday.
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Game 1 goat Dan Girardi knows the Rangers can't think about the past if they hope to raise the Cup in the near future. The best way to move on would be with a win Saturday.
Pick your triple handle. Imagine the sporting triumvirate, trifecta or hat trick of Chrome, Cotto and King Henrik winning their respective crusades. It would give our city some juice and a much-needed moment of eminence.
With the Rangers facing a 1-0 series deficit ahead of Game 2, there is no skater more valuable on this team than St. Louis because of the collection of experiences he's acquired and his willingness to dispense advice.
The coach had formed a few impressions after Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals, and they made him even more wary of the Los Angeles Kings.
The Rangers had the Kings on the ropes in Game 1, and needed just a bit more finish and a bit more grit to take home-ice advantage away from the Western Conference champions. They never got it.
Where do those Cup-winning Rangers, Islanders and Devils squads stand when compared to each other? Read on and find out.
It's one thing to get by the Flyers, Penguins and Canadiens without consistent contributions from No. 61. The Kings are a different kind of animal, as we saw in Game 1.
As the old saying goes, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. One Rangers fan is finding that out the hard way.
We all know about Mark Messier's guarantee. But what nobody knew -- until now -- was that the Rangers captain wasn't all swagger leading up to the do-or-die Game 6 in N.J.
The Rangers played right into the hands of the Kings in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals. They took a 2-0 lead in the first 15 minutes and were shut down by Jonathan Quick the rest of the way.
Justin Williams scored 4:36 into overtime after a turnover by Dan Girardi, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the New York Rangers 3-2 on Wednesday night in the Stanley Cup finals opener.
Win or lose, there was little doubt that Boomer and Craigie would open today's radio program talking about the NHL Stanley Cup Final.
Not only have the Rangers partnered with 30 bars in the Tri-State area, they're also giving fans a place to gather en masse in Manhattan on Wednesday.
As the puck drops in just a few hours for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Rangers and the Kings, hockey fans should be set for the finest puck-stopping matchup in recent memory.
The mayors of New York City and Los Angeles have agreed on a wager for the Stanley Cup finals. And, as promised, it's a doozy.
