The Rangers’ impressive record suggests they may already be contenders this season for hockey’s biggest prize. That would point to the likelihood that they would be buyers (and certainly not sellers) when the league’s feeding frenzy arrives in a few short weeks.
The Rangers have good depth, an all world goalie and a deep defense (when all are healthy). That said there are still a few problem areas that could get some attention, in particular the power play. Step forward Ray Whitney. The veteran Coyote winger would be a great short term addition for the Rangers. Would he be available? Almost certainly if the Coyotes remain outside the playoff places and their ownership situation remains a concern.
In five of the last six seasons Whitney has registered twenty or more assists on the power play. He recently scored his 100th NHL goal with the man advantage. This is the kind of guy that shouldn’t break the bank to acquire and would surely help the Rangers’ mediocre PP unit. Of course, giv...
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