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The last time the New York Rangers made the playoffs, they had 55 regular-season wins and needed two more to advance to the Stanley Cup final. Two years later, they have fallen far from that mountain top.

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2 examples how Rangers trading Braden Schneider to Sharks makes sense

There’s little doubt that whether or not to trade Braden Schneider this offseason is a hot topic in the New York Rangers front office, with a healthy dose of opinion pouring in from the coaching staff as well.

New York Rangers News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 27

7 Weekly Thoughts: 7 potential Rangers trade targets

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John Tortorella News / Forever Blueshirts / May 27

Former Rangers coach back in Stanley Cup Final after 22-year wait

It took more than two decades, and a slew of twists and turns along a winding path, but former New York Rangers coach John Tortorella is back in the Stanley Cup Final.

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The 'Active NHL goal leaders' quiz

How many of the active NHL players with at least 300 goals in their career can you name in six minutes?

The 'Most Stanley Cup Playoff goals' quiz

The 'Stanley Cup Playoff hat-tricks' quiz

The 'Last playoff-goals leader by team' quiz

Adam Fox News / The Hockey Writers / May 27

New York Rangers’ 2025-26 Report Cards: Adam Fox

The 2025-26 season was a disappointing one for the New York Rangers, after they entered with hopes of making the playoffs. They did get excellent play from a few stars, including Adam Fox, who played at an elite level, but missed extended time with injuries.

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The 25 greatest rookie seasons in NHL history

There have been successful rookie seasons in NHL history, and there have been superior efforts worth celebrating time and time again. Here's our list of the 25 notable seasons from those with official rookie status, as deemed by the NHL, in reverse chronological order.

Mika Zibanejad News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 27

2025-2026 Mika Zibanejad report card

What a difference a year makes. Last year, Mika Zibanejad was a pariah, someone who could be traded for peanuts and make the entire fan base happy. This year, Mika Zibanejad was the Rangers best and most consistent forward on a team that simply lacked almost everything.

New York Rangers News / Forever Blueshirts / May 26

Rangers’ Borgen has 2 assists in U.S. win at Worlds, before Olympic rematch

The United States will play Canada in the quarterfinals Thursday at the IIHF World Championship, thanks in part to a two-point effort from New York Rangers defenseman Will Borgen in a prelim finale Tuesday.

New York Rangers News / Forever Blueshirts / May 26

Exploring Rangers options in late rounds of 2026 NHL Draft

After the New York Rangers make seven selections in the first three rounds of the 2026 NHL Draft, they finish off with four more in rounds 5-7, for a total of 11.

Peter Laviolette News / Athlon Sports / May 26

Peter Laviolette Reportedly Discussing NHL Comeback for 2026-27 Season

Between the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons, the New York Rangers posted a combined record of 94-59-11, making the Eastern Conference Finals in one of those two seasons and winning the Presidents' Trophy in 2024.

New York Rangers News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 25

On the Rangers bottom 6 forwards: Who stays and who goes?

Live From the Blue Seats is back as Dave and Producer JL answer your questions about Brett Howden, the NHL awards, the Rangers drafting history, if the Rangers can realistically trade up to #1 or #2, and others.

Jaroslav Chmelar News / Forever Blueshirts / May 25

Popular Rangers rookie Chmelar scores 1st goal at IIHF World Championship

Monday in Switzerland, Jaroslav Chmelar provided the New York Rangers something more to think about when they consider their bottom-six forward options for next season.

New York Rangers News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 25

What were the Rangers thinking: Ray Ferraro and the disastrous Kings trade

Heading into the 1995–1996 season, the Rangers signed Ray Ferraro after trading Petr Nedved and Sergei Zubov to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Luc Robitaille and Ulf Samuelsson.

New York Rangers News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 24

Moments from the Rangers 2025-2026 season that didn’t suck, Part 3

While not to the levels of depravity from the previous season, the 2025-2026 Rangers season didn’t go as expected for first-year coach Mike Sullivan and the New York Rangers.

New York Rangers News / The Hockey Writers / May 24

Rangers Defense Is Now a Team Strength

What was once a weakness for the New York Rangers has now become a strength. That’s the defensive side of the ice for the team. In total, the Rangers, even though they finished as the third-worst team in the NHL in 2025-26, just allowed 686 high-danger chances, which was sixth-best in the NHL, according to Natural Stat Trick.

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The 'Active playoff double-doubles' quiz

The '3 3-pointer, 3-block Playoff games' quiz

The 'Most 30-point playoff games by team' quiz

The 'NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 winners' quiz

New York Rangers News / Blue Seat Blogs / May 24

Who are the Rangers biggest rivals right now?

As the NHL postseason carries on, we have two familiar teams in their conference finals, and two new upstarts looking to change the narrative. As I’ve watched this postseason, I’ve felt something unfamiliar to me: I really don’t hate many teams.

Mika Zibanejad News / The Hockey Writers / May 22

Mika Zibanejad’s No. 93 Likely to Be Retired By Rangers After He Retires

One player on the New York Rangers who had a great season despite the lack of overall team success was Mika Zibanejad. After coming off two poor seasons by his standards, he bounced back in a huge way this season and proved he can still be a top-line center for this team.

Vincent Trocheck News / Yardbarker / May 15

Report: Rangers castoff forward drawing interest from Maple Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs are already working on next season. According to reports, the Canadian franchise is interested in a discard from the New York Rangers.

Slipping to pick No. 5 isn't catastrophic for Rangers

New York Rangers’ 2025-26 Report Cards: Mika Zibanejad

What Berube’s Firing Says About the Maple Leafs’ Urgency

The 'Montreal Canadiens Hall of Famers' quiz

New York Rangers News / Yardbarker / May 13

Slipping to pick No. 5 isn't catastrophic for Rangers

The NHL Draft lottery went poorly for the Rangers. But the slip in draft position isn't as catastrophic as some believe.

Why Toronto is the perfect landing spot for Gavin McKenna

Theorizing a draft day trade for the Sharks

Pettersson, Zibanejad seen as potential Maple Leafs targets

New York Rangers News / Daily Faceoff / May 12

Should the Rangers commit to a retool or rebuild?

The New York Rangers followed up one nightmarish season with another. After parting ways with Peter Laviolette and hiring Mike Sullivan after a disastrous 2024-25 campaign, the Rangers won just 34 games with the two-time Stanley Cup champion behind the bench, and now it’s on general manager Chris Drury to find a path forward.

Peter Laviolette News / NHL on ClutchPoints / May 9

Peter Laviolette wants to return to coaching after 2025 Rangers firing

It’s been just over a calendar year since Peter Laviolette coached in the National Hockey League. The 61-year-old enjoyed a hugely successful season with the New York Rangers in 2023-24, leading the team to a 55-23-4 record and a President’s Trophy win.

Tanner Glass News / Pro Hockey Rumors / May 2

Rangers Promote Tanner Glass To Director Of Player Development

The New York Rangers have made their first change of the summer. The club has released Jed Ortmeyer from his role as Director Of Player Development and promoted Tanner Glass in his spot per Vincent Z.

New York Rangers News / Pro Hockey Rumors / May 2

Offseason Checklist: New York Rangers

The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs. Accordingly, it’s now time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. Next up is a look at the Rangers.

Hugo Ollas News / Inside The Rink / April 30

ECHL: Hugo Ollas Heads Back Home to Sweden

Goaltender Hugo Ollas is heading back home to Sweden to join the Nybro Vikings IF (HockeyAllsvenkan) after spending the last two seasons in the ECHL. He is the first member of the Bloomington Bison to take the overseas route since the 2025-26 season ended.

Vincent Trocheck News / Daily Faceoff / April 17

‘I thought I was dying’: Rangers’ Trocheck reveals he had surgery on bacterial lung infection

A concerning situation occurred involving one of the NHL’s top veterans. When speaking to the media during the New York Rangers‘ locker cleanout day on Friday, forward Vincent Trocheck revealed that he had a bacterial infection in his lungs that kept him out for a considerable amount of time.