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Game 7 is hours away. We're all nervous, none of us are ready for the season to end. This team is in our blood. Many of us are second, third, maybe even fourth generation Ranger fans. We've seen the highs, the lows, the euphoria, the despair.
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Following a sports team isn't always fun. You invest years of your life keeping up with free agent signings, analyzing and over-analyzing trades, studying contracts and cap space, reading up information on them, watching every game, and telling yourself day in and day out "My God this
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It is kind of fitting that the 2008-2009 New York Ranger season come down to one game. I say this because ever since February 1st, 2009, none of us knew what Ranger team would show up for the scheduled game that night. Would it be the team who shot out
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I was able to reach out to Andrew Gross at Ranger Rants, and ask him a couple of questions about the Anisimov call up. Since we'd been clamoring for it all week, I wanted to get some insight from Andrew, and he was nice enough to answer a
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What better to help you through your Monday than our second Prospect Update! I know that currently Ranger Nation is in a bit of a panic but let's forget the present and look to the future: Starting in the OHL, Brampton won the Eastern conference and will move
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A dirty hit should not be allowed to swing the momentum in a hockey game to the team of the player who gave it. The hit Donald Brashear laid on Blair Betts was not only one of the dirtiest hits of the year, but it was also blatantly intentional. Betts
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Not much went right for the Rangers in Game 6, to say the least. The Blueshirts lacked concentration, which led to poor execution of whatever gameplan they had. They played another sloppy game without a sense of urgency that has left us, the fans, feeling as though the Rangers didn&
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Once again, all the pressure is back on the Rangers. The tide has changed and tonight is basically do or die for the Blueshirts. The Rangers absolutely must close this game out today at the Garden. They do not want a Game 7 at the circus tent because at that
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NEW YORK -- The National Hockey League announced Saturday that New York Rangers coach John Tortorella has been suspended for one game for squirting a fan with water and throwing a water bottle that struck a fan during Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal Series with the Washington Capitals
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With a 4-0 dominant win over the Rangers Friday night, the Washington Capitals have successfully shifted some of the pressure squarely onto the Blueshirts shoulders. The main thought on most fans minds going into Game 5 was not if the Rangers could finish off the Caps, but if the Caps
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It's pretty sad when the head coach has more of a fight in him than his team does. The only real emotion that came from the Rangers side all game was when John Tortorella got into an altercation with a Capitals fan. Rumor has it that the probably
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When John Tortorella spoke to reporters at his news conference today, he would not offer a direct answer when asked if Avery is playing tonight: A highlight from the story: Q: I’m asking if you’re benching Sean. Tortorella: As far as the lineup, when we play tonight at