Last week we discussed potentially trading Alexis Lafreniere and Braden Schneider as part of the Rangers’ ongoing retool. Much of the recent media focus has centered on who might be leaving New York, but far less attention has been paid to what could come back in return.
The San Jose Sharks continue to push for a playoff spot and are exploring potential trade additions to strengthen their roster ahead of the March 6 deadline.
The New York Rangers are embarking on their second iteration of a letter-inspired retool–let’s be honest, rebuild is more apt–and much like the last time, veterans on expiring contracts or valuable contracts must beware.
There’s a pretty good chance that New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury catches up with his San Jose Sharks counterpart — and close friend — Mike Grier on Friday, when their respective teams hook up at SAP Center.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
As rumors fly regarding the Rangers retool, Braden Schneider’s name has come up numerous times. Outside of Vincent Trocheck, Schneider would bring back the biggest return as a young right handed defenseman with pedigree.
This past offseason, the New York Rangers made the difficult decision to cut bait with 25-year-old defenseman K’Andre Miller. Loaded with potential, the
The New York Rangers are one of the worst teams in the NHL this year. The Rangers’ defense has already been called out for its poor performances in 2025-26.
Like most other Rangers, Braden Schneider hasn’t had the start to the 2025-26 season he was hoping for. The right-shot defenseman is averaging career-high ice time but has made a negligible impact offensively and has seen his possession metrics remain underwater.
The New York Rangers open their season on Tuesday night. Head coach Mike Sullivan will lead his Rangers against his former team, the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Victor Mancini knows the uphill battle he has in front of him to crack the Vancouver Canucks‘ opening night roster. On Sunday, he showed why he might just be capable of climbing it.
We took a look at five likely trade candidates between now and the upcoming trade deadline on Wednesday. Let's take a look at five additional candidates.
Many of the New York Rangers’ stars had disappointing seasons, but a few important players took a step forward, including right-handed defenseman Braden Schneider.
After Tuesday night's game against the Calgary Flames, the New York Rangers need to stay focused on the next one so they can continue to fight for a spot in the playoffs.
It appears that the New York Rangers are not interested in doing business with the Vancouver Canucks, as they have just rejected a trade offer for the second time.
Head coach Peter Laviolette took issue with the New York Rangers and called out the team once again following their game against the Nashville Predators, a team who is currently in 32nd place.
The New York Rangers have not played well recently despite getting great goaltending and they just snapped a five-game losing streak with a 4-3 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Nov.
With much of the New York Rangers‘ defense corps suddenly in flux and shrouded in uncertainty, the Blueshirts are hoping the time has come for two of their young mainstays to step up in a big way in 2024-25.
The New York Rangers signed Braden Schneider to a short-term, two-year, $4.4 million contract extension on July 13. Schneider was a restricted free agent, along with Ryan Lindgren, two integral parts of the Rangers’ blueline.
We’re in the quiet part of the year when it comes to hockey, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t news. There have been numerous re-signings in recent days, while the Edmonton Oilers have remained busy during the off-season.
The New York Rangers announced Saturday the team and defenseman Braden Schneider agreed to terms on a two-year contract. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that it’s worth $2.2 million per season.
The New York Rangers have come to terms with one of their own. Defencemen Braden Schneider has a new contract and will remain with the club. The deal is for two years and he will have an AAV of $2.2 million per season.
The New York Rangers season came to a disappointing end with their 2-1 loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final. They did not generate enough scoring chances and were outplayed both at even strength and on special teams.
The New York Rangers have clinched a playoff spot. Now what? With nine games left in the regular season, New York can move up in the standings while also getting key players healthy for the postseason.