I couldn't be more excited to announce that The New York Rangers Blog has partnered up with Rangers apparel company We Bleed Blue.
You may have already noticed the new ad on the blog, but the relationship doesn't end there.
I will be featuring various pieces of We Bleed Blue merchandise on the blog as well as coordinating numerous contests and viewing parties with their staff.
If you aren't familiar with We Bleed Blue, they make apparel that helps Rangers fans represent their passion through edgy merchandise you can't find in local sporting good stores.
Not only will you see Rangers fans wearing We Bleed Blue shirts during games at Madison Square Garden, players also rock them while out on the town. Check it out...
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