After much back and forth, the New York Rangers and Henrik Lundqvist reached terms for a contract extension, and it’s not that bad.
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The latest injury news and updates on Cam Ward, Taylor Hall, Loui Eriksson, Pekka Rinne, and more.
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After another postseason flame out, the New York Rangers are shifting gears. Firebrand bench boss John Tortorella swapped jobs with former Vancouver Canucks coach Alain Vigneault early in the summer, and now Vigneault will be tasked with bringing the Stanley Cup back to Broadway.
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Word came down Monday afternoon that John Tortorella has been fired as the Head Coach of the New York Rangers. To say this is shocking would be a bold-faced lie. Anyone that follows me on Twitter knows I’ve been raving for most of this season for Tortorella to go. He wasn’t getting most of his
After an error-filled Game 4 loss in New York, the Boston Bruins settled down and took care of business on Saturday night to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. Rangers coach John Tortorella will now ready himself for some very tough questions in the wake of his failure to meet high preseason expectations. As in
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Despite another lackluster effort from the New York Rangers, the Boston Bruins cost themselves a sweep with a few critical errors on Thursday night. As a result John Tortorella’s Rangers will live to fight another day, and may pick up some much needed momentum. The Bruins threw away a two goal lead by gift-wrapping a
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Following a 2-1 victory on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, the Boston Bruins look destined for a return to the Eastern Conference Finals. Now holding a very comfortable 3-0 series lead over the New York Rangers, the Bruins have finally hit their stride. Meanwhile, the Broadway Blue Shirts seem to lack any sense of
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For whatever reason, it seems that the second round of the NHL Playoffs are always a bit of a let-down. It’s probably because fans are extremely excited for the playoffs to start and there are less games for out-of-your-seat moments to happen. The 2013 NHL Playoff second round is no exception. The games of all
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