RYAN CALLAHAN RUMORS

Four Games Four Bad Starts

Dave Lozo at NHL.com has this quote from Ryan Callahan on another slow start by the Rangers last night..."Like I said earlier, it's our start. We have to be ready right from the beginning of the game, from our execution level to our work ethic. (Lundqvist) has been there for us in the first period to keep us in some games. It's not acceptable. We have to have better...
Via NY Rangers Blog  |  10 days ago
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Callahan Says Hand Not Injured

Pat Leonard at the Daily News reports that, despite posted just 1g, 2a in the last 12 games, Ryan Callahan's hand is not injured..."No, nothing," Callahan told the Daily News when asked if his hand were injured. "Nothing. I'm good."Speculation has been that Callahan broke his hand after blocking a shot by Chris Phillips in Game 6 of the Rangers first round...
Via NY Rangers Blog  |  14 days ago
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Rangers must learn from other Game 2s

John Tortorella did not ascribe any particular significance to Wednesday night's Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final. His captain did. Ryan Callahan, the heart and soul and conscience of the New York Rangers, sat at his stall after a midafternoon practice at Madison Square Garden and testified to the importance of taking a 2-0 series lead. "You definitely want it....
Via Fox Sports  |  17 days ago
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Kreider Back with Stepan and Callahan

The Rangers held one last practice earlier today before they gear up for Saturday's Game 7 at Madison Square Garden against the Washington Capitals. Nothing overly worthy of headlines came out of it, but there two things to note.  The first was that rookie Chris Kreider was reunited with Derek Stepan and Ryan Callahan on the second line; something many of us pleaded for after...
Via The Rangers Tribune  |  21 days ago
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Torts Named Callahan Captain, Not Team

In a conversation with Jeff Klein at the New York Times, John Tortorella discussed how Ryan Callahan became the Ranger organization's 26th captain..."Sometimes people allow the team to vote, but I didn't need to have the team vote. We did it as a coaching staff. But if the team voted it would have been the same thing. You've just got to be around him."...surprised...
Via NY Rangers Blog  |  27 days ago
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A Healthy Callahan Makes World of a Difference for Rangers in Playoffs

Last year when the New York Rangers were gearing up for their first round match-up against the Washington Capitals, then alternate captain Ryan Callahan was forced to watch from the press box while on crutches. Callahan fractured his leg when laying down the body to block a Zdeno Chara slap shot just three games prior to the start of the postseason. He'd end up missing all five...
Via The Rangers Tribune  |  April 13, 2012
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A Healthy Callahan Huge for Rangers

Dave Lozo at NHL.com says, after missing the playoffs last year because of a broken leg, having a healthy Ryan Callahan will be huge for the Rangers..."This is what you play 82 games for, is this time of year," Callahan said. "Last year was hard for me, missing the playoffs not being able to be part of it. I'm excited for it this year."Here's John Tortorella...
Via NY Rangers Blog  |  April 12, 2012
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Crosby Calls Out Callahan, Expects Torts to Apologize

War has been declared.  It was expected that the Pittsburgh Penguins would retaliate the first chance they got after Rangers head coach John Tortorella lashed out against them following last night's game, calling them an "arrogant" organization and referencing Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin as "whining stars".  But the actual retaliation, which came...
Via The Rangers Tribune  |  April 06, 2012
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Callahan Likely to Return Tomorrow Against Penguins

New York Rangers captain Ryan Callahan was interviewed on WFAN this morning, and sounded hopeful that he will be returning to the lineup in tomorrow night's showdown with the Pittsburgh Penguins at Madison Square Garden. Callahan has missed five out of the last eight games due to a bruised foot suffered back on trade deadline day in a game against the New Jersey Devils.  Andrew...
Via The Rangers Tribune  |  March 14, 2012
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Callahan's hat trick dooms Flyers

Ryan Callahan scored three goals, helping the New York Rangers continue their dominance over Philadelphia with a 5-2 victory on Saturday. Marian Gaborik and Artem Anisimov also had goals for the Eastern Conference-leading Rangers, who've won seven straight against the Flyers. It was a rare display on special teams that catapulted the Rangers to their second victory over Philadelphia...
Via AP on Fox  |  February 11, 2012
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