The New York Rangers are getting set for the start of the regular season in less than two weeks, and that means it will be a condensed training camp and
With the start of the regular season in just about two weeks, the offseason is coming to a close for the New York Rangers. Following a busy summer, training camp and the preseason will be arriving shortly, and the players will be back out on the ice.
The New York Rangers started the process of ramping up for the 2026-27 season with rookie camp last week. It was a chance for some of the best young players in the organization to get on the ice and log some sessions before the veterans arrive for the start of training camp this week.
The New York Rangers are embarking on a fascinating upcoming season. Just two years ago, they were two wins from a Stanley Cup Final. Instead of building on that, the Rangers were gutted, with most of that roster being shipped away.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The New York Rangers are getting set for the start of training camp and the regular season. However, a recent decision that they made might end up being one that they regret in the near future. Coming off a terrible campaign, the Rangers were a really aggressive team this summer.
It’s no secret that New York Rangers fans have a love-hate relationship with J.T. Miller. It’s also no secret that moments of “love” from the fanbase were fewer and further between last season, when the Rangers captain battled injuries and slumped to 17 goals and 53 points.
The 2026 Rangers training camp roster was released late yesterday as the Rangers hit the ice this week for the first time this season. The Rangers will begin their preseason today with some media availability, which I’m sure will generate the same stale quotes we get every year.
The Rookie Series is behind us, the junior kids returned to their teams, and now it’s time for the New York Rangers to officially begin training camp. There are 48 players on the Rangers camp roster, and they all report Wednesday, and hit the ice for the first practices and scrimmages Thursday.
With training camp set to get underway for the New York Rangers, the team will be hoping that this year's version will be a much-improved group. Coming off one of the worst seasons in a while for the Rangers, the goal this offseason was to improve significantly.
The New York Rangers will have just 48 players on hand when they open training camp in Tarrytown, New York, on Wednesday, with the four-game preseason set to open on Sept.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The New York Rangers will be starting off the 2026-27 season soon, and the hope will be that this is an improved team. Following a year to forget for the franchise, the Rangers are hoping to turn the page this year.
There’s something Russ Cohen saw this past weekend about the New York Rangers prospects during the Rookie Series against their Philadelphia Flyers counterparts that can’t be remedied right away.
The New York Rangers are getting set for the upcoming season, and hopes are high with a lot of new faces joining the team this summer. Coming off a terrible campaign last season, the Rangers will be focused on improving and getting back into playoff contention this coming season.
The New York Rangers are getting set for the start of training camp this week, and the team will have a few key battles to keep an eye on. Coming off a down season, the Rangers were extremely aggressive this summer in trying to get better.
The New York Rangers face an interesting question with forward Gabe Perreault after his former Boston College linemate Ryan Leonard inked an eight-year, $84 million contract with the Washington Capitals on Tuesday.
It’s probably pretty safe to say that the Blueshirts Faithful are collectively mostly happy with what the New York Rangers did to improve their roster this offseason.
After a strong rookie season with CSKA Moscow in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), defenseman Ivan Patrikhayev was selected in the seventh round at the 2026 NHL Entry Draft with the 193rd overall pick.
One of the items on the New York Rangers’ offseason checklist was to improve their team defensively. When Adam Fox went down with an injury, the blueline production crumbled.
The New York Rangers prospects lost a pair of games this weekend to the Philadelphia Flyers in the annual “Rookie Series” in Allentown, PA. The Rangers lost 3-2 on Saturday, and dropped a 4-1 decision Sunday.
The New York Rangers opened training camp for their rookies last week, which culminated in scrimmages against the Philadelphia Flyers. It was an opportunity for young players to make a good first impression before the veterans arrive later this week to start the full training camp, but things didn’t go well for the Rangers.
With the 2026-27 NHL season around the corner, training camps are opening up around the league this week. The New York Rangers are going to be one of the more interesting teams to watch, as they have shaken up their roster in hopes of getting back to the playoffs.
X = Player has not yet chosen new number, per team spokesperson The 2025-26 season was supposed to be a bounceback campaign in which the New York Rangers proved that their crash-and-burn effort from 2024-25 that saw them go from winning the Presidents’ Trophy the year prior to out of the playoffs altogether was a fluke.
Last season, the Rangers’ lack of depth on defense became an issue as Adam Fox spent two stints on long-term injured reserve, and they struggled while he was out.
In his inaugural season as captain of the team that drafted him back in 2011, both J.T. Miller and the New York Rangers suffered through campaigns each would rather forget.