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Rangers Roster Questions
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008Rangers now face questions after 2nd-round ouster
Who stays, Who Goes?
NEW YORK (AP) -Once the New York Rangers figure out if captain Jaromir Jagr is in their plans, they will either regroup or reload.
Jagr will be a key figure in the coming weeks as the Rangers head into an uncertain future following a disappointing second-round exit [...]
Rangers keep hopes alive
Friday, May 2nd, 2008With Backs to Wall, Rangers Fight Back
Rangers down Penguins 3-0, series now 3-1
By LYNN ZINSER
At the biggest moment of his season, Jaromir Jagr was facedown on the ice. He had just scored what would be a season-saving goal in the win-or-go-home game against Pittsburgh on Thursday night, and an opponent’s shoulder nearly knocked him cold.
While [...]
Rangers come up short in Game 3 at Garden
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008No late games hero’s for New York
Penguins hold a dominating 3-0 series lead over the Rangers
The Rangers have played well with their backs to the wall throughout the 2007-08 season, and after dropping Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against Pittsburgh by a 5-3 score on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, the Blueshirts [...]
Penguins take both at home
Sunday, April 27th, 2008Penguins drop Rangers 2-0
Fleury gets shutout in second win over Rangers. Penguins lead series 2-0
One year ago, the Rangers found themselves in a 2-0 hole to start an Eastern Conference Semifinals series against Buffalo, but used their outstanding play at Madison Square Garden as the springboard to what became a very close, six-game series [...]
Rangers making adjustments
Saturday, April 26th, 2008Rangers aim to tighten up in Game 2
Dan Rosen | NHL.com Staff Writer
PITTSBURGH — The redundancy of the words being spoken inside the New York Rangers’ miniscule dressing room was a tell-tale sign that they’re a team that knows exactly why they lost Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series to the Pittsburgh Penguins [...]
Rangers lose control, Penguins win 5-4
Saturday, April 26th, 2008Late Malkin goal gives series opener to Pens
Penguins lead series 1-0 over Rangers
Everything seemed to be going the Rangers’ way in the opening game of their Eastern Conference Semifinal series against Pittsburgh on Friday night at Mellon Arena. The Blueshirts had built up a commanding lead by the game’s midpoint and then managed to battle [...]
NHLPA has new Competition Committee
Monday, April 21st, 2008NHLPA ANNOUNCE NEW MEMEBERS OF COMPETITION COMMITTEE
TORONTO - The NHL’s competition committee got a face lift Monday.
Brian Campbell of the San Jose Sharks, Jeff Halpern of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Ryan Miller of the Buffalo Sabres, Mathieu Schneider of the Anaheim Ducks and Jason Spezza of the Ottawa Senators have been selected by the executive [...]
Rangers finish off Devils 5-3
Saturday, April 19th, 2008Rangers advance into next round after defeating the Devils 5-3
Rangers hang tough in Newark, win series in five
In a game suddenly injected with a whole lot of unexpected drama, the leading man who had to be spectacular in the tensest of all moments was exactly that on Friday night in Newark. As a result, the [...]
Renney has Rangers rolling
Friday, April 11th, 2008Renney’s recipe for success a hit with Rangers
Adam Kimelman | NHL.com Staff Writer
Add a cup of newcomers, a dash of veteran experience, a pinch of rookie enthusiasm, mix in a heaping helping of fantastic goaltending, and what you’ve got is a recipe for success.
Master chef Tom Renney was given the elements by General Manager Glen [...]
Rangers fail in SO, Devils win 3-2
Monday, April 7th, 2008Rangers fail to get home-ice advantage
BY STEVE ZIPAY | Newsday
NEWARK - The preliminaries are done. The main bout starts Wednesday.
If it’s anything like yesterday, the Rangers-Devils series should be a knockout.
“It’s a huge test. Probably the ultimate test in the East,” former Devil Scott Gomez said yesterday after the Rangers lost to New Jersey [...]
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