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Joe Fortunato

Filip Chytil Will Miss 4 to 6 Weeks with Upper Body Injury

The New York Rangers will be without Filip Chytil for 4 to 6 weeks following an upper body injury suffered vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins. Filip Chytil will be out 4 to 6 weeks due to an upper body injury suffered on Sunday at Pittsburgh. — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) January 26,

Comparing Alexis Lafrenière’s Start With New York Rangers to Kaapo Kakko’s

All eyes were on Alexis Lafrenière when he made his long awaited NHL debut on Madison Square Garden ice almost three weeks ago, much in a similar way fans affixed their gaze to Kaapo Kakko back in October of 2019. Given each player’s draft status — Lafrenière No. 1 overall

Filip Chytil Will Not Play Vs. Buffalo Sabres, Back In New York Being Evaluated by Team Doctors

Filip Chytil will not play Tuesday vs. the Buffalo Sabres, as he returned to New York from Pittsburgh to be evaluated by team doctors. Filip Chytil has returned to New York for evaluation by team doctors and will be unavailable tomorrow vs. BUF. — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) January 25, 2021

What Is David Quinn’s Plan?

Four games into the 2020-2021 — 21? How does this work? — season and we’ve already seemingly hit a point of critical mass when it comes to the New York Rangers and their defense. The Rangers have seven defenseman who are rotating in and out of the everyday lineup. In no

K’Andre Miller’s Opportunity Is Here, And Rangers Should Make Most of It

I found myself thinking about Kurt Russell’s speech in Miracle, in which he portrays legendary Team USA coach Herb Brooks, when thinking about K’Andre Miller ahead of opening night on Thursday. I feel like I’ve used this line to start a story or make a point before,

Rangers Make Waiver Moves, Move Closer to Finalizing Opening Night Roster

K’Andre Miller appears to have solidified a spot on the opening night roster

Tony DeAngelo deletes his Twitter account, plans to join Parler

Tony DeAngelo has deleted his Twitter account and has expressed his intentions to join Parler. DeAngelo’s initial comments, which include calling Twitter “a disgrace”, came following the social media platform’s removal of multiple prominent conservative accounts, including President Trump’s, for terms of service violations. This week the