Rangers GM Chris Drury prepares fans for retool
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In the New York Rangers’ first game on Saturday afternoon since the Letter 2.0 was issued by Chris Drury, emphasizing the team’s intentions to go into a retool, they secured a 6-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers,
That fact still very much applies in the aftermath of Drury declaring his intentions to rework the Blueshirts on Friday. Leadership will be pivotal for what’s ahead, but so will the example Miller
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Rangers' Zibanejad, Sullivan reach career milestones, 1 day after GM's 'disappointment' letter
New York Rangers center Mika Zibanejad and coach Mike Sullivan achieved career milestones Saturday, one day after team president and general manager Chris Drury sent a letter to fans expressing disappointment over how the season has gone.
Artemi Panarin reached a significant career milestone Saturday, playing in his 800th NHL game. The Rangers winger made the occasion memorable by recording two g
The New York Rangers and GM Chris Drury have informed forward Artemi Panarin of his long term fate with the organization
Panarin has led the Rangers in scoring in each of his first six seasons with the team and is on pace to do so again this season with a team-leading 51 points (16 goals, 35 assists) in 47 games. He is ninth all-time in Rangers history with 601 points (202 goals, 399 assists) in 477 games.
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Former Rangers forward Ron Duguay gives his take on New York not extending Artemi Panarin's contract
Former New York Ranger Ron Duguay strongly disagrees with the team's stance on Artemi Panarin's contract. Duguay believes Panarin still offers significant value and should not be traded. He suggests Mika Zibanejad as a more logical trade candidate.
Now, following their loss to the Rangers, the Flyers have announced some roster moves. The Flyers have shared that they have placed defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen on injured reserve retroactive to Jan. 14. In addition, the Flyers have called up blueliner Hunter McDonald from their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.