Author: Frank Curto

New York Rangers 2024-25 Season Preview

Head coach Peter Laviolette had an impressive first season behind the New York Rangers bench last season. The club set career highs in games, won points, and captured the President’s Trophy as the NHL’s top team in the regular season. He was able to check all the boxes except one. The team made it to […]

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Rangers’ Artemi Panarin Leaves Game During First Period with LBI

New York Rangers star Artemi Panarin was forced to leave Tuesday night’s game with a lower-body injury in the team’s 5-4 win over the New Jersey Devils at Madison Square Garden. This was the second game that Panarin played this preseason, and in both, he was not on the bench when the game concluded. He […]

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Igor Shesterkin in net for the New York Rangers. Photo by Amanda Cain/NHLI

Rangers’ Igor Shesterkin Sets Opening Night Deadline for New Contract

Opening night usually brings anticipation and excitement to an organization and fans alike. This year, the team’s 99th opening night could dictate the direction of the New York Rangers for years to come. The New York Post has confirmed that goaltender Igor Shesterkin and his team have set a deadline for a new contract to […]

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New York Rangers Invite 63 Players to Training Camp

The wait is over. The New York Rangers announced their Training Camp roster and schedule for the 2024-’25 season.  Players will report on September 18 with off-ice testing. The team will hold its first on-ice session on Thursday, September 19, at the MSG Training Center in Tarrytown. Training Camp will run until Sunday, October 6, […]

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5 Questions The New York Rangers Need to Address When Training Camp Begins

The New York Rangers are coming off a successful season last year, surpassing historic numbers in wins and points. Unfortunately for the organization, their main goal of winning a championship was detoured when the eventual Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers eliminated them in the Eastern Conference Finals. This year’s club is primarily intact from last […]

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Rangers Rookie Training Camp Begins Wednesday in Tarrytown

The New York Rangers 2024-2025 campaign will begin on Wednesday, with the Blueshirts rookies taking the ice. This year’s Rookie Camp will feature 25 players (14 forwards, eight defensemen, and three goaltenders). The Rangers will play a two-game series against the Philadelphia Flyers rookies at PPL Center in Allentown, PA. on Friday at 7:00 pm […]

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Report: Rangers Goalie Coach Guru Benoit Allaire Scaling Back Duties as Jeff Malcolm Takes Over

The time had to come eventually. As NHL.com Dan Rosen reported, New York Rangers goalie coach Benoit Allaire is stepping back from his assistant coaching position as the team’s goalie coach. Jeff Malcolm, who has had the position with the AHL Hartford Wolfpack, will now take over for Allaire with the Rangers. Brendan Burke, son […]

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Rangers’ Chris Kreider Still Feels The Sting of ECF Elimination Loss

Some losses are more challenging than others. For New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider, the six-game loss to the eventual Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers remains a painful reminder of what could have been. “I just don’t think you ever downshift after that,” Kreider said from the Shoulder Check Showcase at Terry Conners Rink on […]

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Rangers Lindgren Loves Being in New York, Ready for Another Run at the Cup

New York Rangers defenseman Ryan Lindgren is excited to remain with the Blueshirts. He and the organization agreed to a one-year extension this week, avoiding a salary arbitration hearing scheduled for August 2nd. “Real happy to get it done before (arbitration),” Lindgren said Wednesday at Da Beauty League, a 4-on-4 summer league featuring collegiate and […]

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Rangers, Ryan Lindgren, Look to Avoid Salary Arbitration Hearing

With a scheduled arbitration hearing slated for this Friday, the New York Rangers and defenseman Ryan Lindgren hope to avoid a messy conversation scheduled for this Friday. The 26-year-old Burnsville, MN. Native was the Boston Bruins’ second-round pick ( 49th overall) in the 2016 NHL Draft. He was traded to New York in 2018 for […]

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