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Shayna Goldman

2017 Rangers Report Card: Brendan Smith

Brendan Smith only played 18 regular season games and 12 playoff games in a New York Rangers’ sweater, but in that time he certainly made an impact. Just prior to the 2017 trade deadline, Smith was acquired from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for a 2017 third-round pick and

In Defense of Derek Stepan

After the New York Rangers elimination in the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs, it was suggested by the team, media, and fans, that their core group may need to change. The decision to buyout Dan Girardi was the first indication that the Rangers’ front office acknowledged that their core must change

Derek Boogaard Wrongful Death Case Dismissed

Derek Boogaard died of an accidental overdose of oxycodone and alcohol on May 13, 2011. Boogaard was only 28-years-old. After a hockey career that extended between the Western Hockey League and National Hockey League, Boogaard’s head injuries mounted and ultimately caused him to develop the neuro-degenerative brain disease, chronic

End of the road for Glass in New York?

Tanner Glass’s three year, $4.35 million contract is finally expiring this offseason. The question now though, is whether it is the end of Glass career in New York or if the Rangers will find a reason to extend him. As it stands, the Rangers are not exposure eligible

Should the Rangers be Concerned About Buchnevich’s Development?

The New York Rangers drafted Pavel Buchnevich 75th overall in 2013. When he played in the Kontinental Hockey League for the Severstal Cherepovets and SKA Saint Petersburg, the Rangers were able to see and anticipate the player that was coming to New York. His skating and speed were evident from

Trades That Could Improve Rangers Defense

So much has been discussed about where the New York Rangers defense went wrong and the issues that became more glaring as the season and postseason progressed. Dan Girardi’s game has deteriorated, despite him playing with the Rangers’ top defenseman Ryan McDonagh. His game is fundamentally flawed, as his

How Swede it’d be to bring Joel Lundqvist to New York

Henrik Lundqvist and his twin brother Joel just led Team Sweden to victory at the 2017 IIHF World Championship. After a disappointing postseason with the Rangers, Henrik decided to join Joel, Team Sweden’s captain, at the tournament – marking the first time the brothers have played together in 12 years.