Hockey Tactics May 18, 2022 Scouting the Hurricanes Systems Tonight the Rangers kick-off their second round matchup down in Raleigh against the Carolina Hurricanes. If you’ve read any predictions
Hockey Tactics May 3, 2022 Scouting the Penguins Systems Yesterday, Rob broke down the Pittsburgh Penguins analytics and highlighted how they rank in Corsi (shot attempts) and expected goals
Hockey Tactics State of the Rangers Feb 15, 2022 A framework to evaluate Rangers trade rumors With the trade deadline approaching next month, the Rangers trade rumors have them mentioned in almost every rumor and speculative
Hockey Tactics Nov 18, 2021 Conall’s Hockey Tactics: Shrinking and Extending the Zone Welcome to another edition of Conall’s Hockey Tactics, shrinking and extending the zone. Growing up, soccer was my second-best sport.Â
Hockey Tactics Oct 1, 2021 On the importance of the Rangers knowing their roles There has been a lot discourse this off-season about the roster decisions made by Rangers management and in some aspects,
Hockey Tactics Oct 1, 2021 Thoughts on Chris Kreider as a right wing In case you missed it yesterday, Alexis Lafreniere will likely be moved back to his natural LW spot, and Chris
Hockey Tactics Aug 12, 2021 Making sense of the Rangers player roles for the 2021 season Much of the media speculation this summer for Rangers’ trade and free agency targets has mostly centered around two things.
Hockey Tactics Jun 15, 2021 Quick primer on Gerard Gallant’s systems Following the hiring of Gerard Gallant, the questions came in about his systems. Gallant hasn’t coached since the middle of
Hockey Tactics May 3, 2021 Tactical adjustments David Quinn needs to make to compete next season The Rangers may have been officially eliminated from the playoffs this weekend, but only the hopelessly optimistic thought they had
Analysis Hockey Tactics Mar 19, 2021 A look at why, where, and if the Rangers are truly having shooting struggles One of the common themes this season is that the Rangers are having bad shooting luck. They couldn’t seem to