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Shayna Goldman

Tony DeAngelo Should Be Out of Chances

Even after a career year, Tony DeAngelo wasn’t just identified by his play last season. Baggage has followed DeAngelo throughout his career — baggage the New York Rangers were keenly aware of when acquiring him. But because of his on-ice potential, which they finally saw more than glimpses of these

Wishing You A Merry Christmas

Enjoy the day however you spend it.

New York Rangers Sign Ryan Strome to Two-Year Deal

The New York Rangers have avoided arbitration with Ryan Strome and signed him to a two-year deal worth $4.5 million a season against the cap. Strome in for two years at $4.5M cap hit per, Post has learned. — Larry Brooks (@NYP_Brooksie) November 5, 2020 Structure: $4M/$5M

Henrik Lundqvist’s Career By the Numbers

Henrik Lundqvist’s career has been filled with milestones and markers that reflect his greatness. He leads the New York Rangers, an Original Six franchise with a history of over 90 years, in wins, shutouts, and playoff wins. Lundqvist was the fastest goaltender to earn 400 wins in NHL history,

Marc Staal and 2021 Second-Rounder Traded to the Red Wings

The New York Rangers traded veteran Marc Staal and a 2021 second round pick to the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for future considerations. He was the second longest tenured member of the team, behind only Henrik Lundqvist. OFFICIAL: Rangers announce they have traded defenseman Marc Staal and a second-round

Blueshirt Banter’s Stanley Cup Final Predictions

After not being on time with this through the first three rounds, I wasn’t going to start now... All predictions were made prior to the Stanley Cup Final starting. How did we do in Round 3? Seeing as none of us had Dallas moving past Vegas... not great! In

Henrik Lundqvist Will Be Bought Out By New York Rangers

It has been reported that the New York Rangers buyout the remainder of Henrik Lundqvist’s contract, according to multiple sources. Now confirmed. The Rangers will buy out Henrik Lundqvist Wednesday. #NYR — Rick Carpiniello (@RickCarpiniello) September 29, 2020 The first buyout window opened during the Stanley Cup Final, and the