With three games now in the books for the New York Rangers, they have to feel good about having a 2-1 record, which included winning both games on their back-to-back. Playing three games in four days and also being on a back-to-back at this stage of the season is certainly not easy.
Live From the Blue Seats is back as Dave flies solo to talk the Rangers opening night dud in Boston, what went wrong, and how the Rangers turned it around against Tampa and in Detroit.
Dylan Garand told reporters in Detroit that he didn’t feel at his best ahead of what turned out to be his first NHL shutout with the New York Rangers on Friday night.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Dylan Garand posted his first career shutout while making 22 saves as the New York Rangers blanked the host Detroit Red Wings 2-0 on Friday. Sean Durzi scored on a first-period power play and Eeli Tolvanen chipped in an empty-net goal to spoil Detroit's season opener.
The New York Rangers picked up an impressive victory in their home opener against the Tampa Bay Lightning, winning 5-1 on Thursday night. It was a relief to see the team get off to such a strong start at Madison Square Garden after the disastrous beginning they endured during the 2025-26 season.
On Wednesday night, I recorded Episode 33 of Blue Seats After Dark as a free preview for all. I talked the Rangers final roster and their potential, the Dylan Garand mess (before the Joonas Korpisalo injury), and Braden Schneider’s situation with the Rangers.
While he didn’t begin the season on the NHL roster, goaltender Dylan Garand has landed with the New York Rangers before their second game. He has been recalled to backup starter Igor Shesterkin.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The New York Rangers made key changes to their roster this offseason, including trading for goalie Joonas Korpisalo to back up star Igor Shesterkin after veteran backup Jonathan Quick retired.
Fans of the New York Rangers can breathe a sigh of relief; goaltender Dylan Garand has cleared waivers. The Rangers rolled the dice by waiving Garand — placing him and forward Taylor Raddysh on waivers Sept.
The New York Rangers have taken a gamble, placing goaltender Dylan Garand on waivers and risking losing the goalie for nothing. First reported by Mollie Walker, Taylor Raddysh was also put on waivers.
The New York Rangers are halfway through their preseason schedule already, playing one game apiece against the New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders.
The New York Rangers have their first preseason game in the books, and they will be back in action on Tuesday at home against the New York Islanders. On Monday, the Rangers fell to most of the regulars for the New Jersey Devils by a score of 3-2.
The New York Rangers are keeping one of their top internal goaltending options in place, signing Dylan Garand to a two-year contract extension. The team announced the deal Sunday, giving the 24-year-old another chance to build on a brief but strong first look in the NHL.
The New York Rangers have signed goaltender Dylan Garand to a two-year contract extension, the club announced Sunday afternoon. Garand, 24, appeared in three games with the Rangers during the 2025-26 regular season, posting a 2-0-1 record and a .948 save percentage.
The New York Rangers hope to find the right roster pieces to build a championship hockey team. New York is making a long-term commitment to one of their top young players.
New York Rangers restricted free agent goaltender goaltender Dylan Garand has agreed to terms on a two-year extension per the team. According to Colin Stephenson of Newsday Sports, the contract is a two-way deal for the first year, at a league minimum of $850k at the NHL level.
It’s been a long time coming for the New York Rangers’ top goaltending prospect, Dylan Garand, to get a shot at the NHL. Sunday’s welcome to the big leagues performance against the Winnipeg Jets, where he stopped 35 of 38 shots, reinforces that he should at least stick around at the NHL level a little bit longer.
Dylan Garand will make his NHL debut on Sunday as the New York Rangers host the Winnipeg Jets at Madison Square Garden. The 23-year-old goaltender has spent the last four seasons in the American Hockey League with the Rangers’ AHL affiliate, the Hartford Wolf Pack.
According to a team announcement, the New York Rangers have recalled netminder Dylan Garand from the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack. The transaction will bring the Rangers’ roster to 25 players.
The Blueshirts ensured some organizational depth between the pipes next season. On Sunday, New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury announced that the team has signed goaltenders Dylan Garand and Talyn Boyko to one-year, two-way contracts.
On Nov. 6, the Hartford Wolf Pack beat the Syracuse Crunch in the type of game they’ve been able to win all season – a close one-goal contest that went to overtime before the Wolf Pack found the back of the net with just seconds left to secure a 2-1 victory.