One of the model franchises across the NHL, the St. Louis Blues qualified for the postseason for the fourth straight season and the ninth time in the last ten years in 2021.
The St. Louis Blues qualified for the playoffs for the third straight season a year ago. Winners of 27 games during the Covid-19 shortened season, they secured the fourth and final spot in the West Division.
The 2020-21 season for the New York Rangers ended this week as they faced the Washington Capitals and the Boston Bruins. There were some surprises in store for players and fans alike, and everyone seemed to be on board the Tom Wilson hate train.
On Monday night, Capitals forward Tom Wilson punched Rangers player Pavel Buchnevich while he was in a defenseless position. Wilson then proceeded to slam Buchnevich’s protector, Artemi Panarin, which caused Panarin to miss the rest of the game, and most likely the remainder of the 2020-21 season.
Everyone knows the old saying about insanity. What if, instead of wanting a different outcome on each attempt, people wanted the same one. Is that still considered insane? Perhaps, but the New York Rangers never back down from a challenge.
This past week for the New York Rangers has been interesting, to say the least. Quite a bit went on, so let’s take a look at what happened for the boys in blue in the Week in Review.
It’s been a strange week of highs and lows for the New York Rangers. Several players ended up o the Covid-19 list at the beginning of the week, which eventually bled over into the coaching staff, falling victim to the same protocol.
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.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, there’s no doubt hockey is back. For New York Rangers fans, it’s almost business as usual, with a slow start and inconsistent play from the team.
One of the model franchises across the NHL, the St. Louis Blues qualified for the postseason for the fourth straight season and the ninth time in the last ten years in 2021.
The St. Louis Blues qualified for the playoffs for the third straight season a year ago. Winners of 27 games during the Covid-19 shortened season, they secured the fourth and final spot in the West Division.
The 2020-21 season for the New York Rangers ended this week as they faced the Washington Capitals and the Boston Bruins. There were some surprises in store for players and fans alike, and everyone seemed to be on board the Tom Wilson hate train.
On Monday night, Capitals forward Tom Wilson punched Rangers player Pavel Buchnevich while he was in a defenseless position. Wilson then proceeded to slam Buchnevich’s protector, Artemi Panarin, which caused Panarin to miss the rest of the game, and most likely the remainder of the 2020-21 season.
Everyone knows the old saying about insanity. What if, instead of wanting a different outcome on each attempt, people wanted the same one. Is that still considered insane? Perhaps, but the New York Rangers never back down from a challenge.
This past week for the New York Rangers has been interesting, to say the least. Quite a bit went on, so let’s take a look at what happened for the boys in blue in the Week in Review.
It’s been a strange week of highs and lows for the New York Rangers. Several players ended up o the Covid-19 list at the beginning of the week, which eventually bled over into the coaching staff, falling victim to the same protocol.
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.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, there’s no doubt hockey is back. For New York Rangers fans, it’s almost business as usual, with a slow start and inconsistent play from the team.
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