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Many questions facing Rangers leading up to the trade deadline

Posted on Feb 6, 2015 by Justin

The 2014-2015 campaign has been something of an odd season thus far. The beginning was marred by injury and ineffectiveness, although that’s not all that weird. Rangers fans have gotten somewhat used to slow starts recently. We had all the Anthony Duclair drama. Some soft goals and Hank debate. Rick Nash’s resurgence. The kids trying to make their mark. Zuccarello’s…

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NYR bottom six forwards mid-season report card

Posted on Jan 20, 2015 by Martin Burns

Continuing on with the mid-season report card, this is my take on the Rangers bottom six forwards. Dave covered the goaltending and coaches and Chris wrote about the top-six forwards previously, so be sure to check them out. (ALL STATS ARE 5v5 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE) CARL HAGELIN GP: 43 TOI/Gm: 12.7 CF/60: 51.3 (8 fwd) CA/60: 49.2 (2 fwd) RelCF%: 2.0 (4 fwd) P/60: 1.4…

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Thoughts heading into 2015

Posted on Jan 2, 2015 by Justin

Welcome to 2015, BSB faithful. 2014 is now behind us, which is a little weird, to be honest. It was a pretty interesting year, all told. We got a Stanley Cup Final run, a traded Captain, Stadium Series Games, troublesome contract negotiations and much more. But, it’s now ancient history, so let’s talk about some of the topics burning in…

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Please suspend him

The Tanner Glass conspiracy

Posted on Dec 28, 2014 by Justin

*The holidays sort of interfered with our post schedule this week, so unfortunately no goal breakdown today.  The Rangers beat a terrible Devils team on the strength of a Derek Stepan hat trick and a strong performance by Henrik Lundqvist.  You’re welcome. The Rangers have won 8 games in a row. That’s awesome. It hasn’t always been dominant, pretty hockey, but…

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Thoughts before the home and home with Carolina

Posted on Dec 19, 2014 by Justin

This past week kind of embodies what it’s been like to be a Rangers fan the past few years. They had a stellar showing against some weak competition after calls for the team to go on a run through a soft portion of the schedule. So far, so good, right? We always have that little seed of doubt, due mostly…

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Back to benching kids for vets?

Posted on Dec 8, 2014 by Dave

Update: Tanner Glass is out for the optional skate, which means he will likely be a healthy scratch, per Steve Zipay. The original title for this post is relatively useless, so I’m going to change it now. Original Post: In case you missed it yesterday, Tanner Glass returned to practice and skated on the fourth line with Dominic Moore and Jesper Fast….

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Tanner Glass has the mumps, isolated from team contact

Posted on Nov 29, 2014 by Dave

Per Rick Carpiniello, winger Tanner Glass has the mumps, and has been isolated from any team contact. Glass is not the first NHL player to be diagnosed with the mumps this season, as Anaheim’s Corey Perry and Francois Beauchemin also contracted the disease. Glass will be out indefinitely. We wish him a speedy recovery.

Dominic Moore’s tremendous start to the 2014/15 season

Posted on Nov 4, 2014 by Martin Burns

Dominic Moore became a fan favorite last year and continues to impress now in the 14/15 NHL season. On a team severely lacking depth down the middle of the ice, the Rangers have been able to tread water with Derek Stepan out thanks to the play of Moore. Averaging 12.08 TOI, Moore needed to step up and help out in a…

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Injury Update: Tanner Glass a game time decision

Posted on Oct 10, 2014 by Dave

Per Steve Zipay, winger Tanner Glass will be a game time decision with a back issue. Kevin Hayes, who is expected to be medically cleared to play, would replace Glass in the lineup. If Hayes is cleared to play, the Rangers would need to send a contract to the AHL, as they would be over the 23 man max. Also,…

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So how bad is Tanner Glass going to be?

Posted on Aug 12, 2014 by Dave

If you’ve been coming here for a while, then you know we very rarely call out management decisions. It’s not our style. We question, we find positives, we find reasons, and while we may not agree with a transaction, we discuss and move on. This is one of those rare occurrences where I tried, but could not. But don’t take…

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