Henrik Lundqvist helped the New York Rangers beat his former Swedish club Frolunda 4-2 Friday in a preseason homecoming game that pitted him against twin brother Joel.
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October 01, 2011
The New York Rangers announced their second round of cuts this morning, and while most of the six players cut will not come as a surprise, the fact that Tim Erixon has been cut is a bit shocking. The other five players cut were Dylan McIlrath, Carl Hagelin, Ryan Bourque, Kris Newbury, and Dale Weise. Of these six players, only McIlrath will return to the CHL (Moose Jaw Warriors...
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October 01, 2011
The New York Rangers have announced that head coach John Tortorella will be sharing the third round of cuts with the media this morning at 10 a.m. Eastern. I unfortunately will be unavailable at that time, but will be posting the cuts as soon as possible.In the meantime, you can catch the news when it is announced from the Rangers official Twitter account.
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September 30, 2011
GOTEBORG, Sweden -- Henrik Lundqvist helped the Rangers beat his former Swedish club Frolunda 4-2 Friday in a preseason homecoming game that pitted him against twin brother Joel.
Lundqvist received a long standing ovation from the sellout crowd at Scandinavium Arena before the game. He responded by blanking his former...
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October 01, 2011
The New York Rangers have to trim their roster down to 24 players by Wednesday, and there's going to be a significant amount of drama in Coach John Tortorella's decision.
When Sean Avery's involved, when isn't there drama? From Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News:
The team must cut down to 24 players by Wednesday, and John Tortorella said in a conference call from...
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October 01, 2011
The Rangers, on paper, are a pretty solid team. They have elite talent on the top line, they have great forward depth to back it up, they have an elite goaltender, and a shut down defenseman. They have a great penalty kill, a solid clubhouse with some leaders, and a team seemingly willing to do whatever it takes to win. Hockey, however, is not played on paper. A lot of things...
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September 30, 2011
From the Rangers:
NEW YORK RANGERS POST-GAME NOTES
New York Rangers 4, Frolunda Indians 2 (Preseason Game No. 5, Away No. 4)
-The Rangers defeated the Frolunda Indians of the Swedish Elite League, 4-2, tonight at Scandinavium Arena in Gothenburg, Sweden, to improve to 3-1-1 in preseason action.
-Henrik Lundqvist stopped 32 of 34 shots in the win, while facing his former SEL team...
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September 30, 2011
Henrik Lundqvist helped the New York Rangers beat his former Swedish club Frolunda 4-2 Friday in a preseason homecoming game that pitted him against twin brother Joel.
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September 30, 2011
Henrik Lundqvist helped the New York Rangers beat his former Swedish club Frolunda 4-2 Friday in a preseason homecoming game that pitted him against twin brother Joel.
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October 01, 2011
Ryan Callahan says it's time, and now that he's wearing the 'C' on his blue sweater, the Rangers' right wing expects to be held to his word. The 26-year-old captain looks at his team's offseason signing of All-Star center Brad Richards, general manager Glen Sather's work to retain key members of the Rangers' core, and the return of All-Star goaltender...
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October 01, 2011
Is anyone else getting tired of games that have next to no roster implications at all? I mean, we get it, there are 1 or 2 spots available on this team, mostly as backup players. but seriously, does anyone really think Dylan McIlrath, Bell, Parlett, Mitchell, etc will make this team? Come on guys, really?
I think the reason the Rangers have so many players on their team right...
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October 01, 2011
The first real busy Friday evening of the prospect season but only JT Miller of the New York Rangers can say he had a good night. If you were looking for some good hockey action then tonight was not your night.
Tonight's Star JT Miller
If there is any prospect who is doing a very good job of making fans out of his critics then it has to be the Ranger's 2011 first round...
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October 01, 2011
With the Rangers in Europe playing a preseason game in advance of their regular-season opener Friday against the Kings in Stockholm, Sweden, defenseman Marc Staal, still suffering from headaches, stayed behind yesterday and skated in Hartford with the Connecticut Whale, the Rangers' AHL affiliate. Similar to when he practiced with...
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October 01, 2011
(Editor’s note: Anybody interested in doing reviews of the Sunday or Monday games? If so, e-mail me at rcarpini@lohud.com)
Another round of cuts coming today for John Tortorella. As I’ve said all along, there really aren’t a lot of spots available for new guys. The Rangers still need to keep some extra bodies around with two more preseason games and the season opening in...
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October 02, 2011
The New York Rangers will look to improve on their 3-1-1 record so far in the preseason when they visit Slovakia this morning for a match against HC Slovan. On Friday we saw a homecoming for Henrik Lundqvist when the Blueshrits visited Gothenburg, Sweden and today we will see just that for Marian Gaborik in Bratislava, Slovakia, which is not too far from where Gabby grew up.
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October 01, 2011
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New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has assigned forwards Ryan Bourque, Carl Hagelin, John Mitchell, Kris ...
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