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Dave Shapiro

How McDonagh May Spell the End of Wade Redden

This post was written before the trade for Steve Eminger. So when reading this, don't forget that Eminger is not even mentioned within this article. Also, this was written before the Dan Girardi extension, so that piece is a bit outdated. In case you missed it, Ryan McDonagh

Rangers Sign Jeremy Williams

The Rangers have come to terms with forward Jeremy Williams, of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Williams, 26, spent last year in the AHL, and has bounced around between the NHL and the AHL throughout his career. In his 31 NHL games, Williams has a line of 9-2-11 with 6 PIMS.

A Look at the Staal/Girardi Market

Note: This post was written before Dan Girardi signed, so some of this is outdated. Regardless, I'm going to pat myself on the back for being right on the Girardi price. The Rangers have two more key moves to set themselves up for the foreseeable future, and that

Ryan McDonagh Signs

The Rangers have officially signed touted prospect Ryan McDonagh out of the University of Wisconsin. McDonagh, a physical defensive defenseman, was acquired as a part of the Scott Gomez trade in June, 2009. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed, but expect something along the lines of the Derek

Prust To Receive QO, Christensen Will Not

As per Steve Zipay, the Rangers will extend a qualifying offer to RFA Brandon Prust. Prust, who made $500,000 last season, would receive an offer of approximately $550,000-$600,000 for a one year deal. By extending a QO, the Rangers ensure that they will receive compensation if

Memo to Sather: Avoid 2010 UFAs, Wait for 2011

With the signings of Patrick Marleau and Tomas Plekanec, the UFA market for 2010 went from thin to bare. There are very few big time UFA's available, and each will certainly be overpaid this summer as a result. The summer of 2010 will be the summer to be

Sather Generally Quiet Until Draft

With NHL teams wheeling and dealing as the NHL draft approaches, General Manager Glen Sather has remained relatively quiet. The only Rangers news was that Enver Lisin would not be tendered a qualifying offer of approximately $800,000, making him an unrestricted free agent as of July 1. With the