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An NHL coach puts three youngsters together and voila, you have a Kid Line. That’s the law of hockey nicknames.
Over the last 90 years or so, many have attempted to imitate, but none has come
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All these months later and — for better or worse — the Rangers are still attempting to find a Jesper Fast facsimile to play the right side with Artemi Panarin and Ryan Strome.
That is among the
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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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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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Regarding the Rangers, who open a two-game set at the Garden against the Flyers on Monday:
1. The question for the hierarchy approaching the April 12 trade deadline is whether Pavel Buchnevich has
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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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I doubt that any team has ever been as stacked on the left side as the dynastic Islanders, who would throw out Clark Gillies, John Tonelli and Bob Bourne one after another after another. Not even
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Regarding the Rangers, who under the NHL’s best-case scenario will reconvene for training camp on Nov. 17. 1. That date is closer to the end of the qualifying round than the beginning of the qualifying round was to the date the season ended. Maybe that is a primary reason the Rangers “did not pick up …
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Pavel Buchnevich, who left Saturday’s practice with an undisclosed ailment and did not participate in Sunday’s scrimmage, is not in jeopardy of missing the start of the qualifying round against Carolina. “I can say that is not the case,” David Quinn, who is limited by NHL/NHLPA regulations as to what he is permitted to tell …
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This is the second season for Kaapo Kakko, whose four-month break at home just might prove to be the pause that refreshed the second-overall selection whose first try at the NHL wasn’t quite what anyone anticipated. “Now I have a new chance,” said Kakko, who has been impressive through the first four work days. “I’m …