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bill goldthorpe

For the Rangers, the Future Will Tell the Story

In the immediate future it's going to be difficult for most to look past the bitter first round knockout by the Capitals. Mostly because with a few bounces the Rangers very easily could still be playing hockey. But in reality, the future is brighter than the present for

Rangers Extend Tortorella

According to Larry Brooks, the Rangers have extended John Tortorella's contract to cover the next three seasons. Torts original deal was due to expire at the end of this season (something I didn't even realize) and it should be welcomed news that he will remain behind

The Morning After a Stunning Rangers Comeback

If for some reason you missed last nights game, I'm sincerely sorry for you. But for those of you who did, well we mine as well continue the good feelings. Last nights 5-3 comeback win was obviously important. With the win, the Rangers kept their fate in their

Tortorella Shakes Things Up

After that unspeakably pathetic performance against the Islanders, it was only a matter of time before the Torts BlenderTM was given a press. The Rangers will square off against the Flyers with revamped lines: Brandon Dubinsky-Artem Anisimov - Brandon Prust Ruslan Fedotanko - Brian Boyle - Ryan Callahan Vinny Prospal

Rangers Fall to the Sabres, Drop to Eighth in the East

You could see it coming from a mile away. It was the perfect storm for Rangers malarky. Stud nemesis goaltender Ryan Miller is a late scratch and rookie backup Jhonas Enroth steps in between the pipes. It comes as a shock to nobody that Enroth summons his inner Hasek and

A Plea to Glen Sather: Please Sign Andy Miele This Summer

Thanks to Comcast not realizing that I don't pay for the sports package, I've been able to watch plenty of college hockey on the weekends. In particular, I've been watching the Miami University RedHawks solely because of #17, Andy Miele. To be clear, I&

Chris Kreider Suffers a Broken Jaw, Out Indefinitely

Not even the Rangers prospects can escape the injury plague that seems to be haunting the organization. Top prospect Chris Kreider suffered a broken jaw while playing for Boston College in a 4-0 win over New Hampshire last night. The broken jaw may very well bring an unceremonious end to