Hartnett: USA Roster Lacks Firepower To Medal At World Cup Of Hockey
When the World Cup of Hockey gets underway in Toronto on Sept. 17, five of the most talented Americans will be nowhere near the Air Canada Centre ice.
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When the World Cup of Hockey gets underway in Toronto on Sept. 17, five of the most talented Americans will be nowhere near the Air Canada Centre ice.
General manager Dean Lombardi wants a group of players who possess not only high-end skill, but also tenacity and physical strength.
The Rangers are going to have to think long and hard whether they view star winger Rick Nash as part of their core moving forward. This summer is expected to be wild, as a number of blockbuster deals could come to fruition.
Throughout their one-sided loss in the opening round of the playoffs, the Rangers showed they are going to need an influx of youth and speed. They have two kids playing in Russia right now that would begin to remedy the problem.
The New York Rangers have signed highly touted Russian forward Pavel Buchnevich to an entry-level contract, the team announced Friday.
The Stanley Cup hasn't been awarded yet, but silly season is well underway. So allow me to pour cold water all over this nonsensical Henrik Lunqdvist trade speculation.
New York Rangers forward Oscar Lindberg has had surgery to repair a hip labral injury.
Antti Raanta shined in his first season as Henrik Lundqvist's understudy, so it made sense for the Rangers to lock up the popular Finn on a multi-year contract.
The Rangers have agreed to terms on a new contract with backup goaltender Antti Raanta, the team announced Monday.
A third-round draft pick by the Rangers in 2013, Buchnevich is regarded as more of a skilled playmaker than a pure goal scorer.
The Rangers enter the offseason in an unfamiliar situation. A deflating first-round exit to the rival Pittsburgh Penguins has paved the way for a total roster re-evaluation.
Change is coming to the New York Rangers, and it probably will hit the core group that carried the team deep into the Stanley Cup playoffs the past two seasons.
Boyle singled out the New York Post's Larry Brooks and Brett Cyrgalis. Brooks was present, while Cyrgalis was not.
Changes are coming for the Rangers. It's clear that they will not repeat last summer's plan of retaining as much of their core as possible in the hope of this group attempting one more run.
Micheletti said there were a couple of telling statistics that indicated the Rangers were not playing up to the high standards they set over the past couple of seasons.
