The New York Rangers are one of two teams in the NHL that don’t have a win on home ice this season. On the flip side, they have one of the best road records to start the season, going 6-1-1, and they have won their last three games in a row to finish out a four-game road trip.
The Rangers lines tonight will remain largely unchanged. Jaroslav Chmelar, who was recalled the other day, is not going to break into the lineup. The only lineup change is on the blue line, where Matthew Robertson draws in for the injured Urho Vaakanainen.
Well, that didn’t take long. Less than two months into his North American comeback, former New York Rangers first-round bust Vitali Kravtsov is heading back to Russia.
Coming of a very successful road trip, the New York Rangers look to carry that positive momentum back to Madison Square Garden, when they host the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday.
The New York Rangers have been a struggling side this season. Since their opening game against the Penguins on October 7, the franchise has lacked the confidence in both their offense and their defense.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The New York Rangers struggled defensively last season, and they never found a reliable defense partner to play alongside Adam Fox on their top pair. This offseason, they traded K’Andre Miller to the Carolina Hurricanes and signed Vladislav Gavrikov to a seven-year, $49 million contract.
We’re 13 games into the New York Rangers season and the Rangers are a very average 6-5-2. Considering how terribly they’ve played at home, it’s hard to complain about the overall record.
The New York Rangers have recalled defenseman Connor Mackey from the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack. They have also placed enforcer Matt Rempe on injured reserve, per the NHL media site.
The New York Rangers are still searching for their first home win, but are on their best stretch of the opening month. New York seeks its fourth straight win and attempts to avoid starting this season with six straight home defeats Tuesday night when it hosts the Carolina Hurricanes.
Going into training camp, Gabe Perreault was one of the most anticipated players to watch. While the 2023 first-round pick didn’t do enough to secure an opening-night roster spot, many wondered with some time in the American Hockey League (AHL) if he would earn a mid-season call-up.
The New York Rangers battled the Seattle Kraken on the road with an overtime win, bringing their record to 6-5-2. A pre-puck drop reunion took place in Seattle between former Rangers and current Rangers players.
Will Cuylle scored the game-winning goal at 2:42 of overtime as the New York Rangers defeated the host Seattle Kraken 3-2 on Saturday night. Cuylle added an assist and Vladislav Gavrikov and Noah Laba scored in regulation for the Rangers, who went 3-1-0 on their Western trip to improve to 6-1-1 on the road.
The New York Rangers have been one of the more disappointing teams to start the season. They have an overall record of 5-5-2, a record of 0-4-1 on home ice, and a majority of their top players have played below average.
The New York Rangers have been road warriors thus far this season. The Rangers, who wrap up a four-game trip Saturday night at the Seattle Kraken, are one of only two NHL teams winless at home but are 5-1-1 away from Madison Square Garden.
The New York Rangers came back with a fantastic win against the Edmonton Oilers in overtime. They took an early lead, but then gave up goals and were behind at the end of the second.
The New York Rangers moved to 5-5-2 with a thrilling 4-3 overtime win over the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night. Captain J.T. Miller scored the game-winning goal at 2:49 in the extra frame, but there could have been a completely different outcome for New York after a disappointing initial 40 minutes.
The New York Rangers have stumbled out of the gate under new head coach Mike Sullivan, opening the season 5-5-2 and struggling to find consistency on offense.
Although the team has picked up a couple of wins here and there, the New York Rangers are still struggling in the early portion of the 2025-26 season, and it has led many to wonder what the team’s future holds.
The New York Rangers are one of the worst teams in the NHL this year. The Rangers’ defense has already been called out for its poor performances in 2025-26.
Like most other Rangers, Braden Schneider hasn’t had the start to the 2025-26 season he was hoping for. The right-shot defenseman is averaging career-high ice time but has made a negligible impact offensively and has seen his possession metrics remain underwater.
Alexis Lafreniere, the 2020 first overall pick, is facing more scrutiny than ever as the New York Rangers navigate a mixed start to the season. Head coach Mike Sullivan, speaking after a recent game, acknowledged the winger’s talent but suggested the results haven’t matched expectations.
The New York Rangers were dealt bad news on the Matt Rempe front after he left a game injured of late. According to the latest update, New York will be without their forward for the foreseeable future after he was injured during a heavyweight fight with San Jose Sharks enforcer Ryan Reaves last week.
After a horribly disappointing 2024-2025 campaign that saw the New York Rangers go from winning the Presidents’ Trophy and making the Eastern Conference Final the year prior to missing the playoffs altogether, general manager Chris Drury opted to make a drastic move.
The New York Rangers announced Thursday the signing of forward Nathan Aspinall to a three-year, entry-level contract. Aspinall, 19, has six goals and four assists for 10 points in six games with the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Flint Firebirds, leading the team in both goals and points.
It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. We’re almost into November, but there is still plenty of hot stove chatter. General managers are already working on making some roster moves.