Rangers Week in Review: Carnage in Canada
November 7, 2021
There have been times the New York Rangers were better on the road than they were at home. Unfortunately, this road trip is not a prime example of that.
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There have been times the New York Rangers were better on the road than they were at home. Unfortunately, this road trip is not a prime example of that.
After nine games, the New York Rangers are 6-2-1. It’s better than most fans were thinking, and it gives hope to possible postseason action.
Hockey season is upon us, and for New York Rangers fans, it’s another year to wonder if anything will really change. They’ve been a little busy since before last season ended.
At the end of last season, the New York Rangers were the talk of the NHL. James Dolan finally remembered he owned a hockey team, but several people in the front office paid the price for that.
After winning three in a row, it really looked like the New York Rangers were making headway with finding their game this season. But, as always, you can count on the Rangers to present an image of being consistently inconsistent.
It was good news, bad news, and sad news this past week for the New York Rangers.
This past week for the New York Rangers has had several ups and downs. More downs than ups, but a roller-coaster ride, nevertheless.
After two heartbreaking losses to the Boston Bruins, a new week gave Rangers fans a chance to see if New York could bounce back and find their game. With many talking about how bad of a job coach David Quinn is doing, they forget that some of the blame lies on the players.
The Boston Bruins may be in control of the President’s Trophy now, but they need to make another move at the deadline if they hope to be standing at the end of the 2020 playoffs.
Another day, another player Jordan Leandre believes should be on the Bruins’ radar.
While the Blue Jackets forward has battled injuries all season, he could be an interesting addition to the Bruins offense.
The Boston Bruins are showing significant interest in at least four notable players as the trade deadline approaches, writes Filip Canda.
There have been times the New York Rangers were better on the road than they were at home. Unfortunately, this road trip is not a prime example of that.
After nine games, the New York Rangers are 6-2-1. It’s better than most fans were thinking, and it gives hope to possible postseason action.
Hockey season is upon us, and for New York Rangers fans, it’s another year to wonder if anything will really change. They’ve been a little busy since before last season ended.
At the end of last season, the New York Rangers were the talk of the NHL. James Dolan finally remembered he owned a hockey team, but several people in the front office paid the price for that.
After winning three in a row, it really looked like the New York Rangers were making headway with finding their game this season. But, as always, you can count on the Rangers to present an image of being consistently inconsistent.
It was good news, bad news, and sad news this past week for the New York Rangers.
This past week for the New York Rangers has had several ups and downs. More downs than ups, but a roller-coaster ride, nevertheless.
After two heartbreaking losses to the Boston Bruins, a new week gave Rangers fans a chance to see if New York could bounce back and find their game. With many talking about how bad of a job coach David Quinn is doing, they forget that some of the blame lies on the players.
The Boston Bruins may be in control of the President’s Trophy now, but they need to make another move at the deadline if they hope to be standing at the end of the 2020 playoffs.
Another day, another player Jordan Leandre believes should be on the Bruins’ radar.
While the Blue Jackets forward has battled injuries all season, he could be an interesting addition to the Bruins offense.
The Boston Bruins are showing significant interest in at least four notable players as the trade deadline approaches, writes Filip Canda.
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