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Here at Blueshirt Banter we pride ourselves in giving you all, our loyal readers, the best and most informative Ranger information out there. So it is my pleasure to introduce OHL update blogs. On my blog I usually post a quick little article once a week on how Ranger prospects
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Some numbers to ponder getting ready for the game tonight: * Rangers were 26-11-4 at home during the regular season this year. Henrik Lundqvist was 24-11-4 at MSG, with a GAA of 2.26, almost a half a point better than on the road. * How is this for an odd stat:
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Good Morning Ranger fans! The sun is shining just a little bit brighter this morning, wouldn't you say? Here are some Ranger headlines for you to look over while you have your Sunday breakfast: Washington Post: Rangers are paying the price to stop the Capitals. NHL.com: Ovechkin:
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We've seen it before: * The night Eddie Giacomin returned to New York City as a member of the Red Wings, it was there. * When the Rangers defeated the Islanders in Game 6 of the Semi-Finals to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals, it was there. * When Mark Messier
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Pressure. That one little word is the biggest reason why the playoffs and the regular season are so different. The crowds are bigger, louder, more hostile, and much more demanding. The same thing goes for your coaches and teammates. But the biggest difference is the fear. The fear that you
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Good Morning Ranger fans, the puck drop is just a few hours away, so let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines before the game: Pierre LeBrun at ESPN says Ryan Callahan is the Rangers under the radar MVP The Matt Gilroy story from the
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It's been only one game and one mediocre performance by Capitals' goalie Jose Theodore and speculation of a goaltending change in running wild. There are those that think 20 year old rookie Simeon Varlamov may get the nod for Game 2. When Threeormore was asked about a
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Afternoon jibber-jabber: Hey the Hartford Wolfpack are in the playoffs too, and they won Game One last night over Worcester. From Newsday, NBC talking puck heads Pierre McGuire, Eddie O, and Mike Milbury share their thoughts on the Rangers Fanhouse looks at which lower seed teams are legit. Jeff Schultz
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Happy Friday Ranger fans, we're going to take a look at some Ranger headlines, but first a few opening thoughts: The enthusiasm everyone has shown over the last two days has been great. Sure, we are all probably guilty of letting our dreams get the best of us,
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With the playoffs in full swing, and the Rangers off to a 1-0 series lead, everyone is talking about the usual suspects. You could look at Henrik Lundqvist who has been the man in the spotlight after his supernatural performance in Game 1. He made 32 saves, many of them
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Henrik Lundqvist answered the call. He stood on his head and led the Rangers to an enormous 4-3 win in the nations capital. He carried the Rangers on his shoulders and did exactly what the Rangers needed for them to win. Chris Drury was definitely missed, but it was encouraging
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An interesting subplot emerged in Game 1 and not surprisingly it involved Sean Avery. Out of all the Capitals stars, it seems that Mike Green might be the most gullible and Avery has taken note of that. Avery and Green exchanged some big hits that went both ways, but none