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Eight Predictions for the New York Rangers' 2008-09 Season
During the past week, there's been a ton of talk, but not much movement in the Ranger camp.
New York Rangers Prospect Profiles: Artem Anisimov
With the Traverse City prospect tournament in six weeks, we are getting closer to the drop of the puck to inaugurate the 2008-2009 season.
The Rangers now have the cap space to re-sign Brendan Shanahan. Which leaves them with a far more complicated question: Do they want to? And then there's this: If they don't want to, doesn't Glen Sather owe one ...
There will be a gust of fresh air next season but it's impossible to immediately judge what the wind blew in this week.
Rangers sign Naslund, Kalinin; say goodbye to Jagr
In this April 29, 2007 file photo, Vancouver Canucks' Markus Naslund celebrates after scoring against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period of an NHL playoff hockey more... In this Jan.
The Vancouver Canucks will have a new captain this fall after unrestricted free agent Markus Naslund signed a two-year deal yesterday with the New York Rangers.
Jagr's career as a Ranger ends
Future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr 's three-year tenure in New York is over. Rangers general manager Glen Sather said this afternoon that he spoke with the Czech superstar, who is an unrestricted free agent, and ...
Jagr is first domino for Rangers
There have been more uncertain times in the Rangers' history. As recently as a few years ago, for example, there wasn't even a hockey season.
Rangers get a glimpse of their future on blueline
From a corner platform above the practice rink yesterday afternoon, the Rangers ' brain trust had its first glimpse of what could be the team's future power-play tandem: defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti on the ...
It's not going to be about the money. Jaromir Jagr will be able to command more money in Russia, much more money, and he knows it.
Blueshirts Report Card:Part 1- Defense and Goaltending
The season is over, awards have been announced so it is officially time to look back and reflect on the team Tom Renney had to work with this past season.
After reaching the second round for the first time in more than a decade, the Rangers enter the summer with a substantial to-do list.
Stanley Cup awarded, and time for business
Well, with that little matter known as the Stanley Cup now taken care of - and the NHL ended up getting a pretty darn good six-game series - the offseason begins.
The Wings Are Mightier Than The Pens
The Senators couldn't do it, but then again by the post season they couldn't do anything.
Burnside: Five things we've learned from Monday
Five things we've learned from Monday: 1. So, now we're going to really find out whether Ron Wilson was the real reason for the San Jose Sharks' annual transmogrification from Cup contender to playoff chokers. via ESPN
There's no question that yesterday's loss was a bitter pill to swallow. That's why we tried to spin it positively after the game...because it stung so much. via NJ.com
“I think we all knew that this game here - and I think Pittsburgh knew it too - that this game potentially could have been the toughest to win but at the same time the most important to win”
The room was stunned, as you might imagine. The Rangers thought they were on their way back to the Garden for a Game 6 Monday night against a young Penguins team that would be rattled and subjected to a raucous ... via New York Daily News
Rangers' Jagr will follow the money
“I tell him, it's great playing here, they treat you great. He says, whoever gives me most money, that's where I go.”
Hearing Jaromir Jagr talk Tuesday, hearing him say the Rangers will be his first choice and that change is not something he embraces, reminded me of a story from the dark Rangers days. via AMNY
“First I am going to talk to the Rangers - that's the No. 1 option for me”
Jaromir Jagr says he wants to finish his career with the Blueshirts. Jaromir Jagr ended months of playing coy and finally let his feelings be known Tuesday: He would like to finish his NHL career as a Ranger. via New York Daily News
A 'dent' in the Penguins armour?
“They'll be a desperate hockey team, but we will be, too. We don't want to go back [to New York].”
Yes, one loss in eight NHL playoff games this spring and you have to wonder why there isn't a family-sized tub of Prozac in the Penguins dressing room. via The Globe and Mail