So, who exactly is the New York Rangers biggest rival these days? In fact, what are their top 5 rivalries ..read more

STAMFORD, Conn. — Typically, Chris Kreider doesn’t watch the Stanley Cup Final after the New York Rangers have been eliminated ..read more

STAMFORD, CT. — It’s clear that Matt Rempe is living up to his promise to work at and improve every ..read more

Yet again in 2024-25, the New York Rangers will have one of the easiest travel schedules in the NHL. But ..read more

Whether it’s the middle of the NHL season, in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, or simply playing in a fun summer ..read more

Hartford Wolf Pack Barring injury or any trade, the New York Rangers won’t have many spots on their opening-night roster to battle for in training camp this fall. The additions of Reilly Smith and Sam Carrick, re-signing Kaapo Kakko and return to health of Filip Chytil have the Rangers pretty much set at the forward position. There’ll be some competition for a spot on the fourth line and the 13th forward, though some combination of Matt Rempe, Jonny Brodzinski and Adam Edstrom will likely fill those two spots for the defending Presidents’ Trophy winners. But that doesn’t mean Brett Berard won ..read more

Matt Krohn-USA TODAY Sports Not that the New York Rangers need any convincing, but The Athletic recently endorsed Gabe Perreault as one of the top NHL prospects ahead of the 2024-25 season. In his most recent rankings of the top-100 prospects under the age of 23 who have yet to establish themselves as an NHL regular, the respected Scott Wheeler listed Perreault No. 13 overall. That ranking placed Perreault one spot in front of Dallas Stars forward Logan Stankoven, who played in 24 NHL games last season and totaled 14 points (six goals, eight assists), and ahead of his highly-touted Boston Coll ..read more

Danny Wild-USA TODAY SportsDanny Wild-USA TODAY Sports The New York Rangers have experimented with a multitude of options when it comes to their top-six forward group, particularly at right wing. Despite an offseason trade for Reilly Smith, who is presumed to take the right wing spot next to Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad, a permanent fixture is still far from a certainty. But perhaps there’s an interesting route that hasn’t yet been fully explored. Will Cuylle may not be the prototypical top-six forward for the modern game, but there’s reason to buy into the 22-year-old being a strong fit ..read more

ShoulderCheck.org Dave Maloney recently had ankle surgery. Not just a simple ankle surgery. The former New York Rangers captain and current MSG broadcaster had his ankle “replaced and reconstructed.” But that won’t keep Maloney away from taking part in the second annual Shoulder Check Showcase at Terry Connors Rink in Stamford, Connecticut, on Thursday. “That was never a factor,” Maloney told Forever Blueshirts. “This is a movement and I plan to be there for it.” The movement of which Maloney speaks is a simple one aimed towards children, most specifically teenagers, and has its ties rooted in ..read more

Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY SportsChristopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports The New York Rangers and the rest of the Metropolitan Division likely took notice July 1 when the Philadelphia Flyers signed 2023 first-round pick Matvei Michkov after his contract was surprisingly terminated in the KHL. And somehow if that got lost in the shuffle with the start of NHL free agency, then the Flyers are making sure everyone knows about “Michkov Mania” with his arrival in the United States on Tuesday. Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. #LetsGoFlyers pic.twitter.com/xkc0lVhOP6 — Philadelphia Flyers ..read more