Wolf Pack Weekly: Rangers’ Nils Lundkvist getting serious playing time

The NHL announced Gerard Gallant as one of the finalists for the Jack Adams Award as Coach of the Year. Also named were Calgary’s Darryl Sutter and Florida’s Andrew Brunette. Each year, the NHL Broadcasters Association votes on the head coach who has “contributed the most to his...

The New York Rangers are certainly a resilient bunch. It has been their modus operandi all season and played a huge role in coming back from a 3-1 series deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins. That resiliency will be needed when it comes to dealing with Carolina Hurricanes and their...

The New York Rangers will look to even their series against the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 2 on Friday in Raleigh. After a very low scoring affair where the Rangers got one goal from the Kid Line, Artemi Panarin had some funny comments before the big game. Speaking with reporters...

The New York Rangers struggled mightily offensively against the Carolina Hurricanes in their Game 1 loss on Wednesday night. One line that had no issue presenting a threat to the Canes was the appropriately named “Kid Line”. The line is comprised of Alexis Lafrenière (20 y/o), Filip Chytil...

I guess if you are going to be considered one of the most resilient teams in the NHL, you have to let bad losses roll off your back. Make no mistake about it, last night’s 2-1 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes was a bad one. The Rangers were up early after a Filip Chytil goal and fell into a defensive shell that worked for 40 minutes.

The New York Rangers need to make a statement in Game 2 tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes. In dropping Game 1 as they did, it nullified all the talk about the Rangers being the better team for two periods. I mean, that’s what Canes coach Rod Brind’Amour said they were before his team dominated the third period to tie it and then win it in OT.

The New York Rangers lost forward Sammy Blais on November 14. He was hurt in the third period of the Rangers 4-3 win over the New Jersey Devils by P.K. Subban. On the fateful play, Blais and Subban went to the corner to retrieve the puck. The Devils defenseman appeared to stick out his skate causing Blais to go hard into the boards leaving him writhing in pain. Blais needed help off the ice and could not put an ounce of pressure on his right leg.