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About two-and-a-half months ago, as the trading deadline approached, I made the argument that 2018 was the Rangers’ best chance at making a Stanley Cup run. Today still, that belief remains. In terms of the team’s makeup, things look very good. This is a team that can roll four
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The sports world loves the concept of “turning points” when it comes to analyzing the playoffs. Two teams close in merit battle it out, and a few select moments get singled out as ones that defined why one team won and the other lost. The biggest turning point of the
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The New York Rangers have agreed to terms with defenseman Alexei Bereglazov, the team announced on Twitter. Bereglazov, who just turned 23, recently finished up his third KHL season. He played a notable role on Metallurg Magnitogorsk as they fell to Igor Shestyorkin’s SKA in the Gagarin Cup (KHL
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With approximately 11 minutes and 13 seconds left in the third period of last night’s game in Montreal, defenseman Brendan Smith headed to the Rangers’ bench for a change. Nine seconds earlier, Brady Skjei did the same. The pairing had been having a very good game up to that
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The point of researching history, aside from curiosity, is to learn from it. How were things done in the past? What was successful and what was not? Ultimately, how can both individuals and society use that information to evaluate the present and make informed decisions? For a number of reasons,
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Top Rangers’ prospect Sean Day took part in a Game Seven playoff matchup last night against the London Knights, who are the New York Yankees of junior hockey. Those kinds of games are meaningful for any player, but maybe particularly so for Day. Having had his mental makeup questioned his
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The Rangers are a finalist in the race to sign Union College forward Mike Vecchione, as first reported by Sportsnet’s Eric Engels and later confirmed by the New York Post’s Larry Brooks. Vecchione, 24, had a monster season for Union, recording 29 goals and 34 assists in 38
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The Rangers will soon make official the signing of NCAA forward Vinni Lettieri, according to the Star Tribune’s Michael Russo. Vinni Lettieri closing in on a 2-yr deal w/ the #NYRangers. Will be in Hartford Tues. to play final 8 games after breakout year w/ #gophers — Michael Russo (@Russostrib)
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The New York Rangers have signed free agent goaltender Chris Nell, the Rangers announced. Nell, 22, had just completed his junior season with Bowling Green State University, posting a .916 save percentage in 34 games. Here is what SBN College Hockey wrote about Nell last March: The Falcons already have
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The New York Rangers have signed 2016 fifth-round pick Tim Gettinger to an entry-level contract, according to TVA Sports’ Renaud Lavoie. Tim Gettinger signed his ELS contract with the Rangers. He was drafted in the 5th round in 2016 draft. 30-22-52 in 59 games in Soo. — Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva) March
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The New York Rangers have signed 2016 third-round pick Sean Day to an entry-level contract, according to Cap Friendly. NY #Rangers have signed Sean Day 2016 3rd RD pick (81st overall) 3 yr ELC beginning in 2017-18 C/H - $775,833 + Games Played bonuses pic.twitter.com/kKGroeey19 — CapFriendly
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The Rangers have acquired forward Taylor Beck from the Edmonton Oilers in return for forward Justin Fontaine, as first reported by Sportnet’s Elliotte Friedman and confirmed by the Rangers. Beck, 25, has 23 points in 93 career NHL games. He has bounced around the league the last few years