Rangers Week in Review: On the Road Again
March 13, 2022
This week found the New York Rangers on a four-game road trip. It started out decently with a win over the Winnipeg Jets.
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This week found the New York Rangers on a four-game road trip. It started out decently with a win over the Winnipeg Jets.
The New York Rangers only faced two foes this week, both at home in the Garden.
This past week the New York Rangers took on three teams that are potential playoff teams. But, unfortunately, they only came away with one win.
After the break, the New York Rangers looked pretty sluggish in their first game back. However, that is not unusual since their last game was on February 1.
Chris Kreider is now in his tenth season with the New York Rangers. At the age of 30, he is the longest-tenured player on the team.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, and the New York Rangers gave both to us this past week.
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
The New York Rangers are rumbling right along. Although they may not be the finely tuned machine they need to be, there’s no need to panic yet.
Nothing says New York Rangers hockey like a hat trick, composed of a postponement, a loss, and a win.
The New York Rangers decline and subsequent journey back from obscurity have been hard for loyal Rangers fans. However, they have come a long way since 2014 when they lost to the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup final.
It’s been a week for the New York Rangers. What should have been a three-game Canadian brawl-fest ended after only two teams, thanks to the Ottawa Senators getting protocoled.
The New York Rangers started the week squaring off against the undefeated Florida Panthers. They showed that no team is undefeatable as they took down the only team left with a zero in the loss column.
This week found the New York Rangers on a four-game road trip. It started out decently with a win over the Winnipeg Jets.
The New York Rangers only faced two foes this week, both at home in the Garden.
This past week the New York Rangers took on three teams that are potential playoff teams. But, unfortunately, they only came away with one win.
After the break, the New York Rangers looked pretty sluggish in their first game back. However, that is not unusual since their last game was on February 1.
Chris Kreider is now in his tenth season with the New York Rangers. At the age of 30, he is the longest-tenured player on the team.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, and the New York Rangers gave both to us this past week.
This week found the New York Rangers at the end of their five-game road trip, with the San Jose Sharks and the Philadelphia Flyers as their opponents.
The New York Rangers are rumbling right along. Although they may not be the finely tuned machine they need to be, there’s no need to panic yet.
Nothing says New York Rangers hockey like a hat trick, composed of a postponement, a loss, and a win.
The New York Rangers decline and subsequent journey back from obscurity have been hard for loyal Rangers fans. However, they have come a long way since 2014 when they lost to the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup final.
It’s been a week for the New York Rangers. What should have been a three-game Canadian brawl-fest ended after only two teams, thanks to the Ottawa Senators getting protocoled.
The New York Rangers started the week squaring off against the undefeated Florida Panthers. They showed that no team is undefeatable as they took down the only team left with a zero in the loss column.
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