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Jim Schmiedeberg

Internet Radio Nowhere Back By Unpopular Demand

Eddie is out of town again, so I figured "what the hell?", I'll gladly waste another two hours of my life (and yours), by doing another edition of Internet Radio Nowhere. Pretty much sticking to format, heavy on the Bruce, plus some Jimmy Buffett thrown in,

Blueshirts By the Numbers: Number 16: Mark Pavelich

Initially undrafted by the NHL, Mark Pavelich found himself playing in Switzerland after helping the USA Hockey team capture the gold medal in 1980. When the architects of that team, Craig Patrick and Herb Brooks were brought on to run the Rangers, Pavelich was brought to New York and was

Blueshirts By the Numbers: Number 9 - Adam Graves

After a few days break, we are ready to get back to our Blueshirts By the Numbers selections, and today is the one I've been looking forward to most, because although JD, Pierre Larouche, and Ron Greschner will always be near the top, my favorite Ranger of all

NHL News: Mike Modano Will Sign With Detroit Red Wings

As has long been suspected, Mike Modano has decided to sign a one year deal with the Detroit Red Wings, according to the Detroit Free Press. Modano, the top scoring American player in NHL history with 1,359 points and 557 goals will probably anchor the third line and will

What Would You Do if You Didn't Have the Rangers?

With the fragile state of the economy both in the U.S. and Canada, it's no secret that some NHL franchises are struggling. The Florida Panthers, Atlanta Thrashers, Columbus Blue Jackets, and even our neighbors to the east, the Islanders, are having attendance issues, money issues, arena issues,

Internet Radio Nowhere Tonight at 10 PM EST

Tonight on Internet Radio Nowhere, we will be looking back at some of the highs and lows of the decade of all things big, the Fabulous 80's. I've got some of the best and worst music from those years ready to go, plus we'll

Blueshirts By the Numbers: Numbers 8 - Steve Vickers

Steve Vickers came to the Rangers in 1972, just a year after he was drafted in the first round of the 1971 NHL Draft. "Sarge" was everything you'd expect from a first round draft pick, scoring thirty goals his first season, and winning the Calder Trophy.