Hartnett: Lindberg Looks Like A Lock To Make Rangers' Opening-Night Roster
It hasn't taken long for Oscar Lindberg to show why he's going to stick with the Rangers.
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It hasn't taken long for Oscar Lindberg to show why he's going to stick with the Rangers.
The Rangers struck gold when they drafted Brady Skjei with the 28th overall pick in the 2012 draft.
For Chris Kreider and the Rangers, the sting of falling just short of winning the Stanley Cup is a deep wound.
Diaz cherishes the memories of his first stint with the Rangers, as he helped the Blueshirts reach their first Stanley Cup Final appearance since 1994.
Hiring Alain Vigneault was one of the best decisions made by Glen Sather during his 15-year run as Rangers general manager.
Star athletes failing to reach contract agreements with professional sports teams is nothing new, especially among the teams in the New York City area.
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This could be the season that powerful winger Chris Kreider transforms into "beast mode."
Henrik Lundqvist is not old by NHL goalie standards. At soon-to-be 34 his best hockey can still be in front of him. But the Rangers as a whole? We're going to find out.
Although Yandle performed at a high level and collected a respectable 11 points in 19 playoff games, there's a feeling that Rangers fans only got to see glimpses of the real Yandle.
Chris Kreider and J.T. Miller have taken large strides forward under Alain Vigneault. Emerson Etem wants to follow in their footsteps by reaching his potential in New York.
Rangers fans can breathe a deep sigh of relief now that top line winger Mats Zuccarello has revealed symptoms stemming from a scary playoff head injury have subsided.
Whether or not Skjei squeezes his way onto the Rangers' 2015-16 opening-night roster, it's clear that it won't be long before he's a star on Broadway.
As the Rangers were stifled throughout the deciding game of last spring's Eastern Conference finals, top line winger Mats Zuccarello could only watch helplessly from a suite high above the Garden ice.
A number of columnists have explored the possibility of the 33-year-old netminder hitting a decline in his 11th season. Don't bet on it.