I showed up at the Garden today for the Rangers/Canadiens game. So did Henrik Lundqvist. It would've been nice if the rest of Rangers could say the same.
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March 15, 2010
From good friend of the blog Andrew Gross at Ranger Rants:
Even with just 13 games remaining, the Rangers still have three sets of back-to-back games coming up - March 24 vs. the Islanders and March 25 at New Jersey, April 2 at Tampa Bay and April 3 at Florida and April 6 at Buffalo and April 7 vs. Toronto - so it’s not likely Henrik Lundqvist is going to start every game...
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March 19, 2010
from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
The Rangers might be able to overcome deficiencies on the power play, problems in their own end and the inability to create a sustained attack, but they simply cannot overcome an average performance from Henrik Lundqvist.
Which is exactly what the Blueshirts got last night—at best—from their elite goaltender in the 4-3 Garden defeat...
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March 16, 2010
Are the Rangers about to embark on their signature successful homestretch run in order to sneak into the playoffs? They’re in do-or-die territory, in ninth place in the conference, but they always seem to be in this position, at least the last few years they have been. Why? Probably because they don’t put in a consistent effort and they’re offensively and defensively challenged...
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March 15, 2010
NHL Game Preview: Montreal Canadiens @ New York Rangers (3/16/2010)
The Montreal Canadiens and the New York Rangers are two teams in search of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The sports betting world remembers these two teams at the beginning of the season when both were having a difficult time winning games. With all of the March Madness odds going on, the fact that...
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March 19, 2010
Things are looking grim in Rangerland. With a chance to climb within 1 point of the 8th placed Bruins the Rangers instead fell further back in the standings as the Thrashers…yes, the THRASHERS, leap-frogged us for 9th. It was a rather difficult game to judge tonight because I think we can all agree that the Rangers, by and large, were the better team. They had a territorial...
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March 19, 2010
The Rangers might be able to overcome deficiencies on the power play, problems in their own end and the inability to create a sustained attack, but they simply cannot overcome an average performance from Henrik Lundqvist.
Which is exactly what the Blueshirts got last night -- at best -- from...
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March 19, 2010
There are not many nights where the Rangers lose and you can point the finger at goaltender Henrik Lundqvist but last night Lundqvist played horribly in a game that the Rangers desperately needed...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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March 18, 2010
From good friend of the blog Andrew Gross at The Record:
Now, the Rangers desperately need his teammates to match Avery’s intensity as they host the Blues tonight after Tuesday’s sloppy 3-1 loss to the Canadiens left them three points behind the Bruins for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Boston has a game in hand.
“We need guys to play with...
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March 16, 2010
From the Rangers:
NEW YORK RANGERS POST-GAME NOTES
March 16, 2010 – New York Rangers 1, Montreal Canadiens 3 (Game #70, Home #37)
· The Rangers were defeated by the Montreal Canadiens, 3-1, tonight at Madison Square Garden, and are now 2-1-2 in their last five home games.
· The Blueshirts have posted a record of 31-30-9 (71 pts....
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March 14, 2010
On a lazy Sunday which was the final day of the regular season for the New York Ranger prospects only 4 saw action with nothing more than some pride and a chance to pad the statistics a little.Chris Doyle (2008 5th) is the 2009-10 Ranger Prospect scoring champion as he added 2 assists in his Victoriaville Tigre's 7-3 over the Shawinigan Cataractes. The same two teams are going...
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March 17, 2010
New York Rangers Sean Avery picks up 3rd goal in 2 games, team falls to Montreal in big battle for points late in the season. The team now sits 3 points behind Boston for the 8th and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference
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March 14, 2010
Two
days after being scratched in the Rangers 5-2 win over Atlanta, Sean Avery received a loud ovation upon being announced as one of the starters, goaded the Flyers
into three penalties, and scored two goals to lead New York to a critical 3-1
win over visiting Philadelphia.
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March 19, 2010
Thursday night was one of those good news, some so-so news and some really bad news for the Ranger prospects. Given how bad the bad news was then we will start with the good stuff.For those of you wondering about Ryan McDonagh (2009 Trade), you can find his name on the Second Team ALL-WCHA. McDonagh led the WCHA in plus/minus with a +20 for the season and chipped in 15 points on...
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March 14, 2010
New York Rangers Sean Avery plays super pest role against Philly, scoring 2 goals and agitating all the way to a win. With the win, the team now sits just 1 point out of the 8th and final playoff spot in the East, just behind Boston
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March 17, 2010
It is that time of the year for the Ranger prospects; to see how well they handle the pressure of the playoffs. For the NCAA prospects, they are at the "win or go home" phase of single elimination games.The prospects in the junior begin their quest towards the Memorial Cup this week with first round matchups. For us the observers it is a chance to see how well the future...
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