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Rangers' Voros has something to be thankful for
Even if Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving a month earlier than Americans, the "When in Rome ..." thing still feels right for Aaron Voros .
The New York Rangers are searching for answers, especially at home. The Rangers try to avoid a fourth straight loss at Madison Square Garden when they take on the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday night.
News and Views: Shanny's legacy more than big numbers
It's too bad Brendan Shanahan had to go out the back door, but that's what ends up happening when a 40-year-old who wants to play one more season can't find a team that thinks he still can.
Blue Jackets' Filatov might go back to Russia
Rookie forward Nikita Filatov, who has struggled to remain in coach Ken Hitchcock's lineup, might be headed back to Russia, perhaps as soon as this week, according to sources within and beyond the NHL.
Bob Hunter commentary: Filatov is listening, and that's a big step
The future sometimes shows itself in odd times and places, as if it wants to make sure we're paying attention.
Are the Rangers Really an Offensive Juggernaut?
The Rangers scored seven goals last night, something they hadn't done in the regular season since April 1, 2007.
2009 NHL Preview: New York Rangers
Posted by John Paulsen We've partnered with On Goal Analysis to bring you a team-by-team preview of the upcoming NHL season.
Penguins to hoist banner, battle Rangers
Penguins playoff hero Max Talbot, right, won't be with the team as they look to start the season with a win over goalie Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers on Friday.
Voros makes roster case with Rangers
The right knee sprain Sean Avery sustained in a collision with Ryan Callahan at yesterday's morning skate might prevent him from being ready for the Oct.
Rangers need to bolster offense
Category Rank 2008-09 Points 95 Change from 2007-08 -2 Home Points 56 Away Points 39 Advantage Margin +17 The Rangers struggled on the power play, but not for the lack of opportunities -- especially at home, where they had 33 more chances than the opposition, though they scored only nine more PPGs.
Rangers lacking depth in key spots
So the Rangers have reconstructed their flanks by essentially trading in Markus Naslund, Nik Antropov, Nikolai Zherdev, Lauri Korpikoski, Fred Sjostrom and Colton Orr for Marian Gaborik, Christopher Higgins, Vinny Prospal, Ales Kotalik, Enver Lisin and Donald Brashear.
Dubinsky holdout 'unfortunate' or 'stupid'
The Rangers, who have all the leverage, are using it. Brandon Dubinsky, who has none, is attempting to apply pressure he doesn't appear to have by staying away from training camp It's difficult to envision an end-game to this contractual dispute that will work to the benefit of the 23-year-old unsigned Group II free agent center, who will miss ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The hot-button rumor topic surrounding the Atlanta Thrashers these days swirls around whether or not the team is pursuing one Mr.
BT's 2009/10 NHL Season Previews: New York Rangers
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, After taking a trip to Long Island to visit the New York Islanders, we swing back around and hit Broadway to check out where the Blueshirts are headed this year.
Brandon Dubinsky skates with Rangers
With New York Rangers training camp opening Sept. 12, unsigned center Brandon Dubinsky scrimmaged Monday with about 30 Rangers players and prospects and declared that he expected to reach a deal shortly.
Nikolai Zherdev To Become a Thrasher?
Apparently multiple sources are starting to get word that Zherdev is not going to the KHL after all.
It's Been a Pretty Wild Off-Season, but What Are We Left with?
It has certainly been a busy off-season to say the least for our New York Rangers.
Messier returns to Rangers as assistant to GM
The Captain is back with the New York Rangers. Mark Messier, who in 1994 led the Rangers to their first Stanley Cup title in 54 years, is returning to the club as a special assistant to general manager Glen Sather, the club said Sunday.
Rangers' best bet is wait it out
The vision Glen Sather has for the Rangers , clearly defined by tough-guy coach John Tortorella's aggressive demeanor, remains an unrealized one with training camp exactly five weeks from opening.
Zherdev's exit from Rangers example of new era
On one level, it's easy enough to understand why the New York Rangers walked away from the $3.9-million-US contract awarded to flighty forward Nikolai Zherdev in arbitration this week.