George Ays

The game versus the Buffalo Sabres saw both teams do a decent job of keeping players out of dangerous scoring area. This game was an old fashioned shootout, in part predicated by the numerous powerplays seen by both teams. As you'll see, the game featured many momentum swings,

As you may have ascertained from some of the comments, I have taken on tracking scoring chances for the New York Rangers. Thanks to the efforts of Vic Ferrari at Irreverant Oiler Fans and timeonice.com, this is not as daunting a task as it could be, merely requiring the

The Rangers' roster battles are nearing their conclusion, with four games in the books, and game 5 coming up tomorrow night against the Ottawa Senators. Normally, when I want to look at comparisons between players, I have the wealth of knowledge that comes from perusing the numbers compiled by

Wade Redden is not long for the blue sweater. Most agree that signs point to him spending his better days in Connecticut. The cap situation, now that Staal has re-signed, will leave little room for other moves other than the demotion of Redden. Further, the addition of Steve Eminger, along

As part of the discussion after Joe's X-Factor piece on Michael Del Zotto, regular commenter NTB posed the following question: What I want to know is how much room for improvement on the PP there really is? What rate do the top PP D-men score at? That is

Those who have read previous articles and comments of mine know that I believe 100% in the philosophy of shot creation and shot prevention being the most important elements to the success of an NHL team. Recently, Tyler Dellow revisited the topic of Even Strength shooting as it pertained to