Artemi Panarin
Opinion: Torn on a Potential Rangers Reunion With Patrick Kane
There was a lot of excitement when the New York Rangers first acquired forward Patrick Kane from the Chicago Blackhawks at the 2023 NHL trade deadline. In Kane, 35, the Rangers were bringing in someone who won three Stanley Cups, had a lot of chemistry with Artemi Panarin, and could bring a lot of excitement […]
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Opinion: Grading the 2024 Rangers Based on Their Performance in the Playoffs
With the Stanley Cup playoffs now in the rearview mirror for the New York Rangers, it is time to grade the team based on how they performed in the postseason. Head CoachPeter Laviolette: For all the right buttons he pressed in the regular season, he pressed a lot of wrong ones in the postseason. He was […]
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There’s Always Next Year, But First a Long Summer for the New York Rangers
The games are done. The lockers bare. Injuries have been revealed and final thoughts from players have been offered. The tension among the fan base is palpable. The desire for the first Stanley Cup in 30 years is undiminished. For the New York Rangers, the end came two weeks and one large chalice too soon. […]
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Opinion: Why the Rangers Got Knocked Out of the Playoffs
Everything seemed to be in place for the New York Rangers when it came to making a run at the Stanley Cup in the 2024 postseason. They had one of the league’s top point producers in Artemi Panarin. They had one of the league’s best goaltenders in Igor Shesterkin and their special teams were more […]
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Opinion: Is Panarin Ruining His Legacy As a Blueshirt With Poor Performances in the Playoffs?
Since the 2019-20 season, New York Rangers forward Artemi Panarin has driven the team’s offense. He has produced at a high level, scored big goals, come through on special teams, and a lot of the team’s offense has gone through him. This has been the case since the team signed him as an unrestricted free […]
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Gut Check Time for the Blueshirts
For the New York Rangers, the regular season was a breeze. The Blueshirts won the Metropolitan Division, the Presidents’ Trophy as the league’s top team in the regular season, and established franchise records in wins (55) and points (114). Thanks to those accomplishments, they were gifted an easy first round opponent in the Stanley Cup […]
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New York Rangers Stars Wilting In Florida Panthers Heat
New York Rangers winger Chris Kreider skates against the Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference Finals. (Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports)
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An Email Interview with Paul Damante – Builder of Rangerstown Mancave
If you grew up a hockey fan, chances are you dreamt about having a space for all the hockey-related items you collected or will collect as an adult. One such person is New York Rangers fanatic Paul Damante. Damante has the ultimate fan cave known as “Rangerstown Mancave.” Paul was kind enough to take time […]
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Opinion: Rangers Need to Make Minor Adjustments to Even Up Series with Panthers
After being shutout 3-0 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the New York Rangers need to go into Game 2 ready to pounce on the Florida Panthers, or the series could end up being a gloomy one for the Blueshirts. Now, the Rangers did not play terribly in Game 1. They got good […]
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Opinion: Why Winning The Cup Is a Reality for the Blueshirts
The New York Rangers have been in this position before. The team won the Presidents’ Trophy, the Metropolitan Division (in previous years it was the Atlantic Division and Patrick Division), and a few playoff rounds. It ended in heartbreak in 1992 when the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Rangers in six in the second round and […]
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