Rangers Legends
At number seven we take a look at the New York Rangers all-time scoring leader, Rod Gilbert. Gilbert spent 16 seasons - his entire career - playing on Broadway where he registered 406 goals, 615 assists and 1,021 points. Rod's story is an inspirational one that began
Rangers Video
In this day and age, I know one of the first things most fans do when a new player is acquired is check him out on YouTube. Well, I decided to do it for you this time. Below are a collection of videos I found that show some of Alex&
New York Rangers News
Laurie Carr of Beyond the Blueshirts reports via Twitter that the New York Rangers are about to sign Russian winger Alexander Frolov to a one-year deal. This is according to Frolov's agent, who told Russian reporters that Frolov has elected to go with the Rangers since he was
New York Rangers Analysis
In his recent piece on NHL.com where he named a player from each club that will be under the most pressure, John Kreiser hit the nail on the head when it comes to star winger Marian Gaborik. Of course, you could make a case for Henrik Lundqvist also carrying
New York Rangers Analysis
Rangers general manager Glen Sather states that he is not yet done "tinkering" with the lineup and there are several names out there in which he has been linked to. One of those is Brad Richards of the Dallas Stars who, with Gagne headed to Tampa, is probably
New York Rangers Analysis
As the Rangers' defensive corps continues to take shape for the upcoming season - with the exception of Marc Staal still not being re-signed - I could not help but to think about head coach John Tortorella's plans for former Hobey Baker Award winner Matt Gilroy. Gilroy
New York Rangers News
Late Monday evening, Andrew Gross of Ranger Rants reported that restricted free agent defenseman Dan Girardi has filed for salary arbitration with the New York Rangers. It is likely that the Blueshirts will strike a deal with the 26-year-old defenseman before the arbitration date, which will be determined by the
New York Rangers Analysis
The New York Rangers made numerous moves last Thursday on the first day of free agency in the National Hockey League - they re-signed two of their own and brought in two others. Dan Giradi and Marc Staal remain to be re-signed, but they are all restricted free agents so
New York Rangers News
In what is probably the last signing of the day for the New York Rangers, forward Vinny Prospal has received a contract extension for one year worth $1 million, but the veteran will earn $1.1 million in achievable bonuses as well. Prospal, age 35, finished second in scoring behind
New York Rangers News
After a bit of a contract dispute with the Rangers, enforcer Jody Shelley has decided to sign with rival Philadelphia Flyers according to Bob McKenzie of TSN. The deal is for three years at $1.1 million per, which is basically matching Colton Orr's deal with the Toronto
New York Rangers News
Larry Brooks of the New York Post is reporting on Twitter that the New York Rangers have re-signed forward Erik Christensen for 2 years at $925,000 per year. This is surprising since Christensen originally turned down a 2-year offer for $750,000 per yesterday, so that means GM Glen
New York Rangers News
The first signing of the day will be by our New York Rangers as goaltender Martin Biron has been locked up for 2 years at approximately $900,000 $875,000 per according to Andrew Gross. For the Rangers, that is a spectacular signing just because they acquired a capable goaltender