RYAN CALLAHAN RUMORS
Zdeno Chara gets hit in the face by Ryan Callahan, no call on the play
The Officiating has been poor in the Stanley Cup Playoffs this year. This is an obvious high stick by Rangers forward Ryan Callahan on Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara that should drawn a double minor. Four officials on the ice and no one saw it. The Officials did manage to call a weak penalty on Jaromir Jagr that was much less serious than this.
John Tortorella explicitly describes Ryan Callahan's goal
During Game 2 of the Rangers-Bruins Eastern Conference Semifinals series on Sunday, NBC's Pierre McGuire asked Rangers coach John Tortorella how to describe Ryan Callahan, who scored a goal in the first period to tie the game at one goal apiece. Tortorella's response was brief, and extremely descriptive.
"Well right now, that's a HUGE goddamn goal he scored in...
Ryan Callahan: 0-2 Captain. BRUINS WIN!
Five. Five goallar. Five goallar Bruins gaaaaaaaaaaaaame.
Suck it Rangers. Suck it Ryan Callahan. Suck it Henrik Softqvist. Suck it Rick Nash. Suck it Linda Cohn. Suck it Stan Fischler.
Rask was a beast. Hey buddy, we already forgot. How many goals did your team score on Lundqvist while you were playing A LOT better than him again?
If we forgot you and you...
Callahan Ices Game & Series
With his team down 3-0 going into the third period, you have to assume Adam Oates had his troops fired with an inspirational pep talk during the second intermission.
However, with the Capitals likely spitting nails and farting lightning bolts to begin the period, it was Ryan Callahan just 13 seconds into the final frame, who made sure there would be no Maple Leaf like collapse...
Get Callahan on NHL14 Cover
Since we're all just sitting around counting the minutes until the Rangers faceoff against the Capitals in Game 1 at 7:30 p.m., why not be productive by voting for Ryan Callahan in the EA Sports NHL14 Cover Vote.
Here's a mock-up of what the cover might look like courtesy of Alex Castiglia...
To vote for Callahan, click here.
Or to double your vote...
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Pyatt, Callahan among most disciplined Rangers
Gerry Broome/Associated Press
It’s always interesting looking at the penalty statistics each season, and this year is no different. PIMs are a bit misleading, as there’s no real difference between someone who takes undisciplined stick penalties and some heat of the moment roughing/fighting penalties. Ok, fights are easily tracked, but the minor penalties aren’t in the PIMs...
Captain Clutch: Ryan Callahan’s overtime winner in Carolina sends Rangers to Stanley Cup Playoffs
The New York Rangers entered Thursday night’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes needing a win or a regulation loss by the Winnipeg Jets at home against the Montreal Canadiens to punch their ticket to the postseason. At practice Thursday morning leading goal scorer Rick Nash said, “We’re not scoreboard watching. It’s in our hands, so we want [...]
Ryan Callahan Leads Rangers To Third Straight Win; Eliminates Devils
After the New York Knicks 85-78 victory over the Boston Celtics in game one of the playoffs Saturday afternoon, the New York Rangers looked to keep the magic going at Madison Square Garden as they took on their cross town rival New Jersey Devils. A win for the Rangers would serve double duty; increase their playoff [...]
Ryan Callahan scores sick shorthanded goal against Winnipeg Jets
The New York Rangers were in the process of killing a 5 on 3 Winnipeg Jets powerplay when the puck was cleared out to center ice. As Rangers captain Ryan Callahan picked up the puck in the neutral zone, Mats Zuccarello jumped out of the penalty box and they had a shorthanded 2 on 1. Rather than utilize his teammate, Callahan decided to empty out his bag of tricks and pulled off...
Ryan Callahan: The unexpected beneficiary of the NHL lockout
A lockout gives Ryan Callahan additional time to rest his bruised and battered body.
Sometimes a hockey player’s effectiveness (and career) comes to a halt because their bodies simply cannot take any more. One excellent example of a player whose body let him down is Adam Deadmarsh, formerly of the Colorado Avalanche. Unlike Eric Lindros – perhaps the most skilled player to be...
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