There’s a good chance the NHL won’t seek Will Cuylle out as a spokesperson anytime soon after the New York Rangers forward provided a too-honest take about the ice conditions at loanDepot Park in Miami ahead of the 2026 Winter Classic.
The New York Rangers went down to Benchmark International Arena and took down the Tampa Bay Lightning, 7-3. The bulk of the action came in the first period, with the Rangers ultimately pulling away again to seal it.
Suppose you’ve been following my YouTube channel. In that case, you know that I enjoy covering major events during the Rangers (and Mets) season and documenting how those moments are presented on different broadcast feeds.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Will Cuylle scored the game-winning goal at 2:42 of overtime as the New York Rangers defeated the host Seattle Kraken 3-2 on Saturday night. Cuylle added an assist and Vladislav Gavrikov and Noah Laba scored in regulation for the Rangers, who went 3-1-0 on their Western trip to improve to 6-1-1 on the road.
On Saturday, Nov. 1, the Seattle Kraken hosted the New York Rangers for their first matchup of the season. The Kraken were searching for a win after losing to the Montreal Canadiens on Oct.
The Rangers will only go as far as their limited skill will take them. We’ve seen this on full display, as the Vincent Trocheck injury has truly exposed the lack of skill at the top and bottom of the lineup.
Thomas Drance of The Athletic: Now, the speculation of Jack Roslovic has gone on all summer. He is now 28 ahead of this year’s training camp. Also, the wait has seemingly gone on forever.
The New York Rangers are hoping to get back into the playoffs next season after a disappointing 2024-25 season, and have been active since free agency opened up this summer.
The New York Rangers have locked in one of their breakout young forwards by inking restricted free agent Will Cuylle to a two-year extension worth $7.8 million, with a $3.9 million cap hit each season.
According to multiple reports, including one from Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the New York Rangers have agreed to terms on a two-year contract with restricted free agent forward Will Cuylle.
The New York Rangers have made a key signing. News emerged that the Blueshirts have signed Will Cuylle to a new contract. This deal is for two years and is worth $7.8 million.
The prime target for offer sheets this offseason is likely to be Matthew Knies. And quite frankly, if the Edmonton Oilers had all of their draft capital, they should be in on that as well.
For more than two decades, offer sheets were mostly scoffed at by NHL general managers as an interesting thought exercise or salacious media speculation – but not a viable means for acquiring young players.
The New York Rangers failed to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2025. The team is now under the watch of veteran head coach Mike Sullivan, who came over from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Boston Bruins have plenty of work to do. It is going to be a new wave of Bruins hockey, and given the state of the roster, they need to get talent and players that are going to provide depth and be impact players.
New York Rangers forward Will Cuylle is a smart, young hockey player, but he isn't known for literally using his head. But his most recent goal scored against the New York Islanders was a heads-up play by the 23-year-old winger.
Will Cuylle scored on a fortuitous bounce late in the first period and added an assist as the New York Rangers beat the visiting New York Islanders 4-0 on Monday night.
Will Cuylle scored two third-period goals to lift the visiting New York Rangers past the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 on Saturday. Cuylle picked off a clearing attempt from Columbus defenseman Ivan Provorov and scored the game-winning goal with 1:39 left.
The New York Rangers’ offense has been a mystery this season. They came out like gangbusters, scoring 31 goals in their first six games. Since then, however, they have been up and down, with some of their supposed offensive guns like Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad, and even Vincent Trocheck going silent.
The New York Rangers’ star stud top-six forwards grabbed plenty of attention for carrying the team to victories throughout last season. However, the Rangers didn’t just win the President’s Trophy thanks to their talent on their first two lines.
Fans in attendance at Madison Square Garden knew once New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe and New Jersey Devils forward Kurtis MacDermid were in the starting lineup, the gloves were going to drop right from the jump.
Going into training camp, many New York Rangers fans wanted to see Brennan Othmann make the team. Othmann, 21, is a player who has had a lot of success in juniors, with Team Canada, and at every level he has competed at.