New York Rangers

The Henrik Lundqvist Show

The Henrik Lundqvist Show won’t be facing the same fate as a couple of NBC comedy shows did last month. Nor will it have to go through the syndication system like Judge Judy. Nope, the New York Rangers (26-26-7) seem to like this show, and you can be sure the Rangers will be holding on to its top-rated showcase for a long time.

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

With the Olympic break upcoming, three teams are making a strong push for the President's Trophy.  Here are the power rankings for the week ending Feb. 5, 2010, with the Western Conference claiming four of the top five spots.

Atlantic Division Weekly: 2/4/10

Inside Hockey's Seth Rothman explains why the acquisition of Ilya Kovalchuk instantly turns the Devils from frontrunners in the division to Stanley Cup favorites in his weekly Atlantic Division notebook.

New Rangers, Same Old Mistakes

The New York Rangers came into LA with two new players; Olli Jokinen and Brandon Purst.  Both of them contributed in his own way, but neither to the good as the Rangers fell tot he streaking Kings by the final of 2-1

The Henrik Lundqvist Show

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

Atlantic Division Weekly: 2/4/10

New Rangers, Same Old Mistakes

  • The Master of the Mulligan Strikes Again

    Somehow, some way, Glen Sather convinced Calgary general manager Darryl Sutter to take Ales Kotalik’s contract and the snake bitten Chris Higgins off his hands, a shocking feat in itself.  That he got a capable center and the league’s second leading fighter in return is nothing short of remarkable.

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  • The Phaneuf Deal From a Calgary Perspective

    This move absolutely reeks of desperation for Darryl Sutter and the Flames, who have an abysmal 2-8-3 record in their last 11 games in a span which has seen the team go from contending for the Northwest Division title to simply attempting to hold onto a playoff spot

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  • Avs Lose Third in a Row

    Sunday night the Colorado Avalanche went into their game against the New York Rangers facing something they haven’t done all year long; lose three games in a row. Adam Lanning has more...

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  • Jokinen's Not the Answer for the Rangers

    Surely, this reported trade helps the Rangers make the playoffs this season. Surely, the playmaking touch Jokinen provides centering Marian Gaborik will be a big help. But is this team still any better than a six, seven, or eight seed in the East? Inside Hockey's Seth Rothman doesn't think so.

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  • Atlantic Division Weekly: 1/28/10

    Inside Hockey's Seth Rothman takes an insider's look at who's hot and who's not in the Atlantic Division and more for the week of Jan. 28th, 2010.

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  • Power Rankings: Week Ending January 29, 2010

    With just over two weeks until the Winter Olympic break, two teams in particular are staking their claim as the dominant powers in the NHL.

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  • Long season for Rangers rookies

    Last year, Matt Gilroy played 45 games with the NCAA’s Boston University Terriers en-route to a National Championship. This year, the 25-year-old is on pace to play over 75 games in the National Hockey League. For rookies Gilroy and Michael Del Zotto, 19, the grueling schedule is starting to take its toll.

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  • Rangers continue to struggle, fall to Pens

    Chris Conner's two goals led Pittsburgh over the Rangers 4-2 at MSG Monday night. The Rangers' power play is 7/68 (10.3%) since December 19. Artem Anisimov scored twice for the Blueshirts, who dropped their third straight.

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  • Sweet Revenge For The Canadiens

    The Montreal Canadiens got sweet revenge on the Rangers following last week's blowout at Madison Square Garden, and recorded their biggest win in over two years at the Bell Centre. Four goals in eight second-period minutes confirmed the Rangers' fate.

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  • Photo Gallery: Rangers at Flyers: 01/21/10

    The Flyers have held the Rangers scoreless for 135:14 by beating them 2-0. There were four fights during the contest, two of them by the Ranger's Sean Avery and the Flyer's Dan Carcillo. Bob Fina photographed the game for Inside Hockey.

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  • Orange and Black Beat Up Blueshirts

    Philadelphia moved one step closer Thursday to again being mentioned when the conversation turns to the postseason, shutting out the New York Rangers in a decisive 2-0 win.

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