Hartnett: Richards, St. Louis No Strangers To Willing Teams To Greatness
Ten years after leading the Tampa Bay Lightning to their first Stanley Cup championship, veteran Rangers teammates Brad Richards and Martin St. Louis are ready for an encore.
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Ten years after leading the Tampa Bay Lightning to their first Stanley Cup championship, veteran Rangers teammates Brad Richards and Martin St. Louis are ready for an encore.
An alternate headline could have easily been "Rangers Fans Get CRAZY LOUD," because, wow, what an atmosphere Thursday night at Madison Square Garden.
When the final buzzer sounded Thursday night, the Broadway Blueshirts were in the Stanley Cup finals for the first time since captain Mark Messier was in charge.
It was a celebration on the ice for the Blueshirts. For everyone else, including some of the biggest names in the Big Apple, the party raged on Twitter.
The N.J. Gov. was "overjoyed" on Friday about the Blueshirts making the Stanley Cup finals, and "overwhelmed" to be up for a major award handed out annually on the "Boomer & Carton" show.
You think the Kings or Blackhawks can come in here and do damage? They might want to bring some ear plugs and anxiety meds. Just sayin'.
The New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 on Thursday night to advance to the Stanley Cup finals.
After Boomer fended off Craig and Jerry's numerous attempts to try and get him to touch or eat the cup, the aforementioned Jerry Recco got his update started with, what else, the Rangers.
Boomer floated his way into the Allstate Studio early this morning, grinning from ear to ear despite getting very little sleep and celebrating a little too much...
Now that the Canadiens have staved off elimination once in Game 5, the Rangers are wary of giving them any more hope they can turn the tables.
The Rangers have a chance to advance to the Stanley Cup finals, and that means fans wanting to go to Thursday night's game are going to have to pay a pretty penny.
Canadiens winger Rene Bourque made some rather pointed remarks in an obvious attempt to rattle Lundqvist ahead of Game 6. He may have picked the wrong guy to mess with.
After Craig said "Hellooooo" and introduced a few topics up for discussion on the big radio program, Boomer made it crystal clear where his focus was going to be the majority of the morning.
New York Rangers defenseman John Moore was suspended for two games by the NHL on Wednesday for an illegal check to Montreal Canadiens forward Dale Weise's head in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals.
The money is on the table in Game 6, and Tokarski was quite shaky in Game 5. No matter what Therrien says publicly about his goalie, this rookie is going to have to play the game of his life to slow down the Rangers' offense.
