Keefe To The City: Rangers Playoff Chat With Brian Monzo
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.
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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 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.
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.
With their win over the Flyers last night, the Rangers have clinched the first seed in the Eastern Conference for the first time since 1993-1994, and these are the five reasons why the Rangers achieved that goal.
Up one point, the Rangers need to win tonight -- and while not as vital, a little help from the rival Islanders would be nice.
The Detroit Red Wings rarely come to NYC for a battle with the Rangers. It's not often enough. The two Original Six teams will battle tonight at the Garden in what is now a close to must win for the Rangers.
For the second year in a row, a Rangers win over Devils has turned out to be the win to get the Rangers into the NHL postseason.
Every team struggles, including the best in the league. As the Rangers try to bounce back, a loss to the Hurricanes would put them right back into a funk.
Neil Keefe is joined by Brian Monzo, Chris LoPresti and Mike Carver to talk about what happened at the NHL trade deadline, why Rick Nash wasn't moved and what to expect from the Rangers down the stretch.
It came down to the last minute. But at the end of the trade deadline Monday, the Rangers moved on without Nash.
Neil Keefe is joined by Brian Monzo to talk about the Rangers' loss to the Penguins and a potential Rick Nash trade and why it makes sense for the Rangers.
We are just under one week until the NHL trading deadline. Nash-sanity has officially begun.
Last week we talked about how tough these four games were going to be against the Flyers, Capitals, Bruins and Blackhawks.
Neil Keefe is joined by Brian Monzo to talk about the first-place Rangers, the possibility of Rick Nash in New York and the Foo Fighters at the Grammy's.
Call me crazy, but for once I am expecting the Rangers to go into a game and kick the living heck out of their opponent.
It may cause chest pain, but Rangers fans are going to have to get used to late ties and tight-scoring games -- especially in the playoffs.
The Rangers will head into Sunday's divisional battle with the Flyers in first place in the Atlantic Division -- and more importantly, first in the Eastern Conference.
The Rangers aren't the most talented squad, but their team as whole plays to win.
It's been eight weeks since Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo did a Rangers email exchange, so with the Rangers sitting pretty at the break, it seemed like the right time for another discussion.
The Rangers look lost for the first time this season. Brian Monzo gives his game plan on what the Rangers need to do to bounce back and win on Saturday in Boston.
Based on how the Rangers played, "Good Feeling" by Flo Rida was the last song I thought I'd hear blasting at the Garden Tuesday night.
It's been a long time since we've had good reason to complain about the Rangers. So what needs to change?
It's been tough to look at a blinking cursor, struggling to come up with something to write, mainly because I feel like I have to re-word the same thing every week.
When the final horn sounded, it would seem fans, viewers and everyone in between were left with one heck of an afternoon.
As good as the Rangers have been, they are still a work in progress and a team that has to continue to grow to prove their worth as a top team in the league.
