NYR got LA Kings’ top forward prospect in deal for Panarin. Considering how limited Drury’s options were, this is a good deal for a 20-year-old with significant upside. Liam Greentree will be an NHL top-six regular long after Panarin has left the league.
Kenny Albert will replace Sam Rosen as new voice of #NYR, The Post has learned.
Joe Michelletti will return to the broadcast crew and Alex Faust will fill in for Albert when he’s unavailable.
https://t.co/pQ7a6bpksM via @nypostsports
Worth noting: If Detroit is knocked out of playoff race as expected, this will be the first time in NHL history that all four U.S.-based Original Six teams missed postseason in same year.
Patrick Kane to become ninth former No. 1 overall draft pick to play for #NYR. The others: Lafleur, Lawton, Lindros, Hamrlik, Daigle, Berard, Nash, Lafreniere. On that note, if Rangers don't win Stanley Cup with Kane this year, it will easily be biggest letdown in team history.
No team in NHL history has ever come back from a 3-2 series deficit three times in the same playoff year. Rangers have chance to become the first if they can win Games 6 and 7 vs. Tampa Bay. #NoQuitInNY
Rangers try to become only fifth team in NHL history to prevail in seven-game series after winning Games 1 and 2 at home and then losing the next three. The others are 1952 and 1953 Habs, 1996 Red Wings (Yzerman 2OT goal) and 1997 Ducks. #NYR would be first to do it in 25 years.
I never call games on social media, but I am going to call tonight’s game 7. I fully expect #NYR to win tonight. No idea if they can get past Tampa in next round, but give Chris Drury all the credit for this. Those deadline deals were brilliant. Drury is the smartest GM in game.
Writer of 1958 Hockey News article on Willie O'Ree's debut led his story by claiming there had never been racism in developing hockey players and blamed the "Negro race" for never having produced an NHLer prior to O'Ree. That was the hockey world that "welcomed" him at the time.
@NewWestBruins Would you happen to have a photo of Kevin Griffin, who joined the Bruins as an over-ager for the end of the 1983-84 season and playoffs? Have been unable to track anything down. If he appears in the 1983-84 team photo, I would need to know his location in the pic.
Lafreniere, Kakko, Shesterkin, Miller, Kravtsov, Chytil, etc. New York Rangers dynasty coming 2023-2030. No doubt about it. This is going to be a superteam for many years.
Never thought #NYR would make a better goaltending draft pick than @HLundqvist30 at No. 205 in 2000, but Igor Shesterkin at No. 118 in 2014 looks like sheer drafting genius. Wow, he's good. Might be best pure puck-stopper since Hasek in prime. He will get #NYR into 2020 playoffs.
Swedish defenseman Victor Soderstrom scored a total of seven goals for three teams in 2018-19. Watch all seven and see why he is a top prospect for the #2019NHLDraft: https://t.co/Oxcb9FZODQ
It's hard to judge the potential of a great player coming from a weak team, but #2019NHLDraft prospect @peytonkrebs12 stood out for @WHLKootenayICE, and was even more impressive when he played for Team Canada. Check out all of his draft-year goals here: https://t.co/L3mbqnBkDm
Alex Turcotte of @USAHockeyNTDP will certainly follow in his father's footsteps as a first-round pick in the #2019NHLDraft on Friday. He's got a ton of talent and managed to stand out as his team's No. 2 center. Watch his draft-year goals here: https://t.co/paS0OKywtF
#2019NHLDraft prospect @colecaufield scored so many goals in 2018-19, that it takes 45 minutes to watch them. An amazing sniper. Amazing. But he looks like a boom-or-bust prospect for the next level. Worth a high pick, but how high? Decide for yourself: https://t.co/ayophJJfLB
Choosing between Jack Hughes and Kaapo Kakko at the #2019NHLDraft is almost exactly like choosing between Mike Modano and Teemu Selanne in 1988. You simply can't make a mistake with either pick. Full story with detailed comparisons at: https://t.co/BPmNpwPUu5
Winger Matthew Boldy of @usahockeyntdp has a ton of talent, a wicked shot from the circles, and a knack for being in the right place at the right time. He'll be a high-value first-rounder in the #2019NHLDraft. Check out his goals from the past season: https://t.co/uy7jHLYnFl
Trevor Zegras scored a total of 27 goals during the 2018-19 season on his way to the #2019NHLDraft. Playing in the shadow of Jack Hughes, the #USNTDP center still managed to make a name for himself. Check out his draft-year goals here: https://t.co/obsNwKwlTA
Bowen Byram is hands-down the best defenseman in the #2019NHLDraft. He takes charge of games and scores clutch goals (six in OT this year). Check out the skill displayed when Byram beat goalies 35 times in his draft year. https://t.co/Nm8NMIKQvQ