Rick Nash Happy Rangers Didn't 'Blow Up' Young Core In Deal
After months of speculation, Rick Nash finally got what he wanted: a trade to the Rangers.
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After months of speculation, Rick Nash finally got what he wanted: a trade to the Rangers.
The latest Rangers star was engulfed by two semicircles of reporters and television cameras on Wednesday. And it's only July. Welcome to New York, Rick Nash.
You have to give Rangers general manager Glen Sather all the credit in the world. He waited... and waited... and waited...
The Rangers are clearly one of the elite teams in the league. This trade makes them a legitimate favorite to win the Eastern Conference championship and get to the Stanley Cup finals.
Rick Nash shared his thoughts on becoming a New York Ranger and is excited by the challenge that lies ahead.
The wait to land in a new city and with a new team is over for Rick Nash. He's gone from Blue Jacket to Blueshirt.
Glen Sather waited patiently and struck a masterstroke in landing 30-goal scorer Rick Nash without having part with his best assets.
Reports indicate that the Rangers have finally pulled off a long awaited trade for the Blue Jackets Rick Nash.
It seemed like the competition was not getting any stronger in the NHL's Eastern Conference. That changed dramatically when Nashville star defenseman Shea Weber signed a 14-year, $110 million offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers.
The NHL and the NHL Players' Association resumed labor talks at the league offices in New York on Wednesday.
Lou Lamoriello, New Jersey's longtime general manager, as well as former players Mike Modano and Eddie Olczyk, were recently selected into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.
The Rangers filled the void left by Brandon Prust by signing enforcers Aaron Asham and Michael Haley.
The Rangers re-signed defenseman Stu Bickel to a two-year contract on Sunday.
Former Ranger John Mitchell agreed to a two-year deal with the Colorado Avalanche on Sunday.
The Rangers are at a critical point at the start of free agency. If they do nothing and stick with their roster as currently constituted, they figure to have another solid year that will get them to the second or third round of the playoffs.
