Blueshirt Banter Discussion
Something that's been very popular around the SB Nation hockey sites has been a feature called Top 25 Under 25. It's a series in which the blog releases their best 25 players under 25 years old for their respective teams. We haven't jumped on
Blueshirt Banter Discussion
We've been talking a lot about the potential players who might see some interest form the New York Rangers as this offseason continues to move forward. So I figured this is a good time to unleash another installment of Blueshirt Banter Discussion, this time on who you want
Blueshirt Banter Discussion
- This is a segment I've wanted to do consistently for a long time. I often find that bullet-point-driven stories are a great way to talk about a range of different subjects to incite debate, especially during off days and the dragging days of the offseason. I tried
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WIth news breaking that Shane Doan met with the New York Rangers Friday, it seems that the two sides have a pretty fair amount of mutual interest in one another. Doan, who would be a 35+ contract, is one of the few free agents left who can put the puck
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Well, it's July 4th, and there's still a whole lot of nothing from this year's two biggest prizes -- Zach Parise and Ryan Suter. The New York Rangers aren't in on either of the two coveted free agents, but because the duo
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The New York Rangers avoided any trades, didn't get Justin Schultz, took care of their backup goalie problem by re-signing Martin Biron and are going into July 1st with an open wallet. Glen Sather has already told the media he expects the Rangers to be "active"
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Mueller, 24, has not been extending a qualifying offer by the Colorado Avalanche. Mueller was Phoenix’s 8th overall pick in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft and has all kinds of potential. However, as many of us already know, Peter Mueller’s young career has been spoiled by concussions and
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Well, the 2012 NHL Draft has come and gone and the Rangers made their picks even with all the trade rumors swirling about the New York Rangers actually managed to hold onto their 28th overall pick so now is as good a time as any to share some final thoughts
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With their 4th and last pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft the New York Rangers selected Calle Andersson of Sweden. Standing at 6'2 211lbs Andersson is a big, puck handling D-Man who can run an offense from the blue line while not being the greatest in his
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Halfway through the Draft, so let's recap the top 15 picks shall we? 1. Edmonton Oilers: Nail Yakupov (RW) 2. Columbus Blue Jackets: Ryan Murray (D) 3. Montreal Canadiens: Alex Galchenyuk (C) 4. New York Islanders: Griffin Reinhart (D) 5. Toronto Maple Leafs: Morgan Reilly (D) 6. Anaheim
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Well, here we are boys and girls. The Draft kicks off at 7pm and the courses of quite a few franchises can change tonight. Who will the Oilers draft with the #1 pick? Will Rick Nash be a Blue Jacket by the end of the night? Who will win the
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As our pick came closer and closer, the staff here at Blueshirt Banter debated about which players to take as a few of our "first choices" (for full disclosure Jankowski was high on my list, probably at the top of guys the Rangers should look at with the