Gaborik Shakes Off Lackluster Regulation, Lifts Rangers Over Ducks In Shootout
Marian Gaborik made up for a frustrating night by scoring in the last round of a shootout to give the New York Rangers a 2-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday night.
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Marian Gaborik made up for a frustrating night by scoring in the last round of a shootout to give the New York Rangers a 2-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday night.
Brian Monzo joined Neil Keefe for their weekly Thursday discussion to talk about the return of Sean Avery and the upcoming week for the Rangers.
Sean Avery is back on the practice ice with the Rangers, but he will have to wait at least one game before getting into the lineup.
We were beginning to wonder when the Rangers would respond to the bulletin board material fired off by San Jose Sharks captain Joe Thornton on Monday night.
Before Boomer talked about Keyshawn Johnson's obsession with him, we heard from Rangers head coach John Tortorella, as he sounded off on Sharks captain Joe Thornton, who took a shot at Tort's team, calling the Blueshirts 'the softest team we played on the trip.'
Sean Avery is back with the Rangers and might be in the lineup Thursday night.
It's been a well-traveled first 10 games to the season for the Rangers. From Europe, back to the US, to Canada and back home to MSG.
Ryan Callahan scored twice in New York's three-goal second period, and New York shook of a blown lead and raced past the surging San Jose Sharks 5-2 on Monday night.
Rangers fans have seen enough. They want Sean Avery, exiled in Hartford of the AHL, back on John Tortorella's bench.
Rangers fans voiced their disgust during Thursday's home opener but John Tortorella has a solid plan. While it may be a work in progress, Sean Avery is not the answer.
While the renovations created a distinct new look at MSG, the crowd was noticeably quiet throughout, even during pregame introductions
Chris Lopresti of WFAN joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Rangers' 3-2-2 start to the season and what to expect over the six-game homestand from the Rangers.
Seven games. Three countries. After about a month away from home, the Rangers were thrilled to return to the not-so-familiar confines of Madison Square Garden.
After a heartbreaking end to last season and lessons already learned on the road, the new-look Rangers are ready for their home opener at the renovated MSG.
The Rangers were tired and had their starting goaltender on the bench. They still managed to close their season-opening, seven-game road trip with a victory.
