B&C Morning Show: Rangers Give New York A Good Feeling
Boomer and Craig kicked off Friday morning's extravaganza talking about a topic that they haven't opened the show with in quite some time. That's right. It's the New York Rangers!
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Boomer and Craig kicked off Friday morning's extravaganza talking about a topic that they haven't opened the show with in quite some time. That's right. It's the New York Rangers!
Marian Gaborik and Brian Boyle scored minutes apart in the second period to break open a tight game, and the top-seeded New York Rangers opened their first-round Eastern Conference series with a 4-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night.
Neil Keefe is joined by Brian Monzo to talk about the Rangers' first-round matchup with the Senators and whether or not Chris Kreider will play.
The Rangers are taking John Tortorella's no-nonsense approach to a whole new level.
What a week it's been for NCAA star -- er, make that NHL rookie -- Chris Kreider.
John Tortorella isn't there to entertain, and he doesn't care if his abrasive style is met with disdain by reporters, players or the opposition.
The NHL postseason is about to face-off. We've taken an extensive look at the Rangers-Senators series, so let's take a look and predict the rest of the matchups.
For the Rangers, the future is now.
The Rangers have character. And when the Blueshirts face-off against the Senators, they'll need to show it. With the Garden rocking, I would expect nothing less.
Boyle and the Rangers are ready to party like it's 1994. But first things first.
With their first playoff game this Thursday at Madison Square Garden, the New York Rangers invited their fans to participate in a tradition and "Grow One for the Team" at their 2012 beard-a-thon.
Sean Hartnett shares his fearless Eastern Conference opening round predictions and wasn't afraid to pick a few first round upsets.
Capitals beat the Rangers 4-1, spoiling New York's chance to clinch the Presidents' Trophy.
Rangers head coach John Tortorella was fined $20,000 from the NHL on Friday for his postgame comments after New York's loss to the Penguins on Thursday.
The Rangers didn't just lose a practically meaningless game. They may have also lost their fourth-leading scorer.
