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The coach of the Rangers is coaching the Rangers Sunday afternoon in Washington, with David Quinn back behind the bench after missing six games after having contracted COVID-19.
“I totally get
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Regarding the Rangers, who are sure a lot more interesting now that their two marquee forwards are back in the saddle again.
1. And interesting it was to see Kris Knoblauch double down and go Full
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The Rangers have faced their fair share of curveballs throughout the hectic 2020-21 NHL season, but Wednesday brought a four-seam fastball.
It was a 99-mph heater the team bashed out of the Garden
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The entire Rangers coaching staff is in COVID-19 protocol and was unavailable for Wednesday’s matchup against the Flyers.
Roughly 2 ½ hours before the puck-drop, the Rangers said Hartford Wolf
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Wednesday night’s match at the Garden against the Flyers represents the halfway mark of a 2020-21 season that has been vaguely disquieting.
Goaltending has become a problem area. The first-line
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This represents the third full season of the rebuild that was undertaken at the 2018 NHL trade deadline. Unless there is a dramatic reversal of fortune, this will become the fourth straight year the
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We’d say the last time something like this happened was when John Tortorella benched Marian Gaborik in the third period of Game 5 of the Rangers’ 2012 conference finals against the Devils, except
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John Davidson couldn’t look at the television screen during the NHL draft lottery Monday night. But David Quinn did and it nearly landed him on the Rangers’ injured reserve. “I almost pulled a hamstring jumping out of my chair when I saw that ping pong ball shoot up that little shoot there,” the Rangers coach …
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Not even Igor Shesterkin could save the Rangers season. Finally cleared to make his postseason debut in time for Tuesday’s Game 3, the rookie goalie was strong in net, but it still wasn’t enough as the Rangers fell to the Hurricanes, 4-1, and got swept out of the Stanley Cup qualifiers at Scotiabank Arena. Former …
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Igor Shesterkin was healthy enough to practice Sunday, but David Quinn said following the team’s workout that he had not yet anointed a starting goaltender for Monday afternoon’s Game 2 against Carolina. “I haven’t really decided,” the coach said. “[I’m] not sure yet whether Igor will be available.” The question is this: Is an impaired …
The coach of the Rangers is coaching the Rangers Sunday afternoon in Washington, with David Quinn back behind the bench after missing six games after having contracted COVID-19. “I totally get
