The New York Rangers are off to a strong start to the season through the first 11 games with a 7-3-1 record. What might be exciting to think about is that there could be another level to their game. Coming into the year, the Rangers were a team that was expecting to be better.
There are a slew of technical reasons why Dylan Garand is enjoying so much success with the New York Rangers. But it’s what’s between his ears that stands out most to longtime American Hockey League beat reporter Patrick Williams.
The New York Rangers powerplay is currently about league average, sitting at a 20.6% conversion rate–7 for 34 on the season–and 18th in the NHL. Given the immense talent on the Rangers powerplay, which features Mika Zibanejad, Pavel Dorofeyev, Adam Fox, JT Miller, and Alexis Lafreniere, that’s a bit underwhelming.
The New York Rangers' goaltender depth has been decimated this season by injuries. Joonas Korpisalo, who was the No. 2 goaltender coming into the regular season, landed on IR just days into the campaign.
It was a big weekend for New York Rangers prospects playing in the NCAA. A rematch of last season’s Frozen Four semifinal highlighted the schedule, while three Rangers prospects combined for five goals.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
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The New York Rangers continued their dominance at Madison Square Garden, picking up a 5-2 victory over the visiting Anaheim Ducks. It was a great bounce-back performance for the team after a tough two-game road trip.
The New York Rangers have completed 11 games now and with a 7-3-1 overall record, the team has to be very pleased with their performance. After finishing
The New York Rangers have been hit hard by injuries in the early going of the 2026-27 NHL regular season. It hasn’t derailed the team too much, getting
The New York Rangers were able to pick up their seventh win of the season on Monday night. It was an impressive all-around performance by New York, and
Before the start of the 2026-27 NHL season, the New York Rangers placed goaltender Dylan Garand on waivers. A bunch of Rangers fans expressed disappointment online — many pointing out he very well could be claimed by a rival team.
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 looked like a really nice story to start the season, jumping out to a hot start after two consecutive years of utter disappointment.
The New York Rangers were back in action on Monday night and were able to put together a good performance in what ended up being a comfortable 5-2 win. Right from the start, the Rangers made it clear that they were going to be trying to secure their sixth win of the season at home and remain perfect.
Rookie Dylan Garand made 29 saves, Oliver Bjorkstrand scored twice and the New York Rangers remained unbeaten at home with a 5-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Monday night.
The New York Rangers have been dealt a rough hand to start the 2026-27 season, but a young netminder is trying to make chicken salad out of chicken…well, you know.
The New York Rangers have announced they have signed veteran center Luke Glendening into the organization on a professional tryout agreement, giving the 37-year-old an opportunity to compete for a spot amid injuries in their forward ranks.
The New York Rangers’ center depth has been tested by Joe Veleno’s long-term injury earlier this month — but general manager Chris Drury is taking steps to address it.
The New York Rangers hope they can effectively convert their power-play chances, avoid a third straight loss and stay unbeaten at home Monday night when they play host to the Anaheim Ducks.
The New York Rangers made a big move this offseason, acquiring Pavel Dorofeyev from the Vegas Golden Knights and signing him to a seven-season, $77 million contract.
The New York Rangers’ goaltending situation has been tested early in the 2026-27 season, prompting the organization to add experienced depth at the American Hockey League level.
The New York Rangers have been one of the more surprising teams in the NHL to start this season. After finishing last in the Eastern Conference a season ago, they have gotten off to a 6-2-0 start and are one point back of the Carolina Hurricanes for first in the Metropolitan Division and first in the entire league.
The New York Rangers were dealt one of the biggest blows possible last week, losing goaltender Igor Shesterkin for the rest of the season. As if that weren’t enough, Joonas Korpisalo – the team’s veteran backup – was also ruled out for 3-4 weeks.
When the New York Rangers won the 2020 NHL Draft Lottery and landed forward Alexis Lafreniere, the expectation, as it is with any No. 1 overall pick, was that he would become a franchise cornerstone and star-level player.
While established superstars continue to dominate the headlines, a handful of former first-round picks are beginning to take significant steps forward in their development.
The New York Rangers are swapping centers for their fourth line. According to a team announcement, the Rangers recalled Justin Dowling from the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack.
After winning four of their first five games things were looking really good for the New York Rangers to start the 2026-27 HL season. As is usually the case when they win, starting goalie Igor Shesterkin has been at the center of a lot of that initial success.