Monzo Minor: King Henrik Slays Devils, Shows He's Still Rangers' Best
You hear about Marian Gaborik, Brad Richards and Ryan Callahan, but it is Lundqvist that continues to be the Rangers' best player.
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You hear about Marian Gaborik, Brad Richards and Ryan Callahan, but it is Lundqvist that continues to be the Rangers' best player.
Whether it be maturity or wanting to prove himself, this season Del Zotto looks like a different player for the Rangers.
Brad Richards watched his new team battle his old team -- and they battled, battled, battled and then battled some more.
For once, it seems like all the offseason work, the drafting and everything in between is panning out.
This week took some twists and turns. Some players still don't know how to hit legally. It's time for the Friday Five.
With the Rangers on top of their game and with the 24/7 series with the Flyers set to premiere in less than two weeks, Neil Keefe thought now seemed like a good time to have an epic email discussion with WFAN producer and hockey writer Brian Monzo.
A lot of great things happened, so it was tough to choose. It could have been the Friday Fifty.
When the buzzer sounded and the Rangers walked away with a 4-3 win, the NHL was shown that the Blueshirts are perhaps the real deal.
Based on Crosby's two-goal, two-assist return against the dreadful Islanders, his return is great news for the Penguins and very bad news for the rest of the league.
Max Herman and Brian Monzo, producers for WFAN and hockey writers for WFAN.com, joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Devils and Rangers respectively.
The last time the Rangers won eight games in a row? Way back during the 1974-75 season. They'll have a chance to reach the mark again Saturday.
For most of the this current six game winning streak, the Rangers have played great hockey. The most intriguing part of the Rangers success is that they've been this good without their top defenseman Marc Staal.
It took 13 games, but the revamped Rangers finally look to hitting their stride. After their rough seven game road trip to start the season the Rangers closed out a six game homestand at 4-1-1. This could only be the beginning.
There are games where the Rangers are without their 'A' game, but still find a way to get two points. Whatever they are doing, right now it is working.
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.
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.
Brian Monzo joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Rangers after their first win as their crazy season opening road trip continues with three more games in Canada before their home opener at MSG.
On Tuesday night, New York fans saw what they expected all along from the 2011-12 Rangers.
Brian Monzo joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Rangers as they play their first games in North America this weekend after a pair of games to open the season in Europe.
What a summer it was for the New York Rangers. A big signing, a new captain and more. After losing to the Capitals in five games in the first round of the playoffs last season, the Rangers added and removed what they thought was the problem.
Everyone, including myself, was of the belief that the biggest storyline entering Rangers training camp last week would be the progression of new top line center Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik.
For the longest time, rebuilding a team in New York City was not an option. Being competitive while rebuilding? Not possible. Right? Well, the New York Rangers have kind of defied that.
Leave it to Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello to keep everyone waiting... and waiting... and waiting... and then striking to catch everyone off guard. That's exactly what Lamoriello did when he hired former Florida Panthers coach Peter DeBoer.
I have a few smaller free agent ideas for the Rangers, but the $50,000 question is: will the Rangers sign top free agent center Brad Richards?
This was a weird season for the Devils -- and it could be just as awkward in free agency. They don't have a lot room in payroll, but there's certainly enough to grab two players: Vinny Prospal and Anton Babchuk.
