Post-game interviews
John Tortorella: Henrik Lundqvist: Rick Nash: J.T. Miller: Chris Kreider: Marc Staal:
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News and insight about the New York Rangers by Rick CarpinielloIt’s Go Time!
Game 9. Rangers at Devils. Rematch of the Eastern Conference finals, and the first meeting since the Devils won Game 6 in OT as the Rangers did snow angels around Henrik Lundqvist’s crease. Both teams are 4-4, but the Devils have three Bettman Bonus Points. Lundqvist starts in goal against… Read More →
Rangers at Devils tonight
Pre-game notes courtesy of the NYR: NEW YORK RANGERS at NEW JERSEY DEVILS Tuesday, Feb. 5, 7:00 p.m. Prudential Center – Newark, NJ Rangers: 4-4-0 (8 pts) Devils: 4-1-3 (11 pts) TONIGHT’S GAME: The Rangers will face-off against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center (7:00 p.m. — TV: MSG Network; Radio:... Read More →
Official announcements on Miller, Mashinter recalls
from the NYR: RANGERS RECALL FORWARDS J.T. MILLER AND BRANDON MASHINTER Assign Forward Benn Ferriero to Connecticut (AHL) NEW YORK, February 4, 2013 –New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has recalled forwards J.T. Miller and Brandon Mashinter from the Connecticut Whale of… Read More →
Eight games (one-sixth) into the season, the Rangers reshuffle (updated)
Here’s my story from The Journal News and LoHud.com: By Rick Carpiniello GREENBURGH – You could look at the Rangers’ moves on Monday as shuffling deck chairs, moving around a lot of spare parts. They could have zero impact whatsoever. Very clearly, though it’s early, the Rangers’ organization sees its… Read More →
Rangers trade Mike Rupp to Minnesota, get Darroll Powe, Nick Palmieri
Don’t get too excited about this deal. It gives the Rangers a little more potential third-line depth, because Powe—a sturdy 200-plus pounds on a short frame—is known as a penalty killer. He mainly plays the left wing. The fact that he played in the Flyers organization for a while, and… Read More →
Post-practice interview: Tortorella
Two funny things. First, somebody’s phone went off during John Tortorella’s presser. That’s always good for a laugh. Then, after he was finished, he talked about the Super Bowl and laughed that Phil Simms “spent an hour” saying the blackout wouldn’t affect anybody and then all of a sudden there… Read More →
Post-practice interviews: Lundqvist, Callahan, Kreider
Ryan Callahan and Chris Kreider wore yellow no-contact jerseys at practice today. Callahan is still a while away from returning, Kreider probably will not play tomorrow at Newark, and he sounded like he didn’t want to say anything until he was/is told he is ready to return. Dan Girardi took… Read More →
Ice Hockey in Harlem to honor Brian Leetch at winter fundraiser
Instead of me telling you about it, here’s the whole flier. Great cause, for education:
It’s Go Time! … Super Bowl edition
OK, time for our annual Boneheads Super Bowl party! As I’ve told you, I’m having a really hard time with this game. Torn between rooting against that cretin and criminal Ray Lewis (and fearing the disgusting love-fest that will follow if he and Baltimore win) and rooting for Ray Rice… Read More →
Rangers-Lightnings in review
Thoughts: 1) There’s going to be a lot of obvious stuff said in the next bunch of paragraphs because there was nothing subtle here. It was very obvious. For example, the Rangers had the puck for a lot of this game, more than in any other game this season. Did… Read More →
Post-game notes
Courtesy of the Rangers: NEW YORK RANGERS POST-GAME NOTES February 2, 2013 (Game 8, Away Game 3) Tampa Bay Times Forum – Tampa, FL Rangers 3, Lightning 2 Team Notes: – The Rangers defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning, 3-2, tonight at Tampa Bay Times Forum for their first win away from… Read More →
It’s Go Time!
Game 8. Rangers at Lightnings. Holy mackeral, after tonight one-sixth of the season will be gone already. The Rangers (3-4) will start Martin Biron in goal (first start, second appearance of the season) against the Lightning (6-1), the most potent offense in the NHL (37 goals in seven games),... Read More →
Rangers at Lightnings tonight
Courtesy of the NYR: NEW YORK RANGERS at TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Saturday, Feb. 2, 7:00 p.m. Tampa Bay Times Forum – Tampa, FL Rangers: 3-4-0 (6 pts) Lightning: 5-1-0 (10 pts) TONIGHT’S GAME: The Rangers will face-off against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Tampa Bay Times Forum (7:00 p.m. —... Read More →
Rangers-Penguins in review
Thoughts: 1) Wowzer. I don’t even know where to begin. That was just putrid. I thought there was a stretch there in the second period where the Rangers righted themselves a bit, and then they shot themselves in the skate with the Derek Stepan giveaway for a Sidney Crosby (who… Read More →
