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5 days ago
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The Hockey Maven Picks His Five Favorite Rangers
Anybody can like a star; it's the easiest thing in the world. But only a special few can root hard for the lesser lights. The Maven happens to be one of them. So, here's the summertime edition of "My Five Favorite Rangers." By the way, no agreement on your part is necessary. After all, we can agree to disagree, can't we? (Please say yes, or I might just might shed a tear.) 1. WILL CUYLLE: I especially like guys who come out of nowhere and suddenly emerge as useful characters. This 23-year-old, 6-3, 210 pounder out of Toronto is more than useful. He hits; hits some more, scores and coach Sullivan only wishes he had ten more like him. Plus, More-Than-Willing Will has emerged as a key figure in "The New Core." (What's not to like?) 2. JONNY BRODZINSKI: Ham Lake, Minnesota's gift to Manhattan was listed as "fifth center" a year ago. That was another way of saying, "Enjoy, Hartford, Pal." And, if you really wanna know the truth, 32-year-old Brod would have been perfectly happy, working with young Wolf Pack prospects. But Jonny was such a successful fill-in that management preferred him with the Big Club. (He should be a fixture this year.) 3. BRADEN SCHNEIDER: Unobtrusively, and without any fuss or fanfare this model of a solid, all-round defender should be regarded as the Number Two blue liner right behind Adam Fox. Just 24, Schneid has reached his prime simply by doing the right things at his position; as opposed to K'Andre Miller who was listed #2 a year ago. (We found out what a mistake that was, didn't we?) Promise For The Rangers Or Failure? Who Do You Want To Believe? Let's not kid ourselves, at this point of midsummer it's impossible how the Rangers will fare in the fall, winter or spring next season. 4. ADAM EDSTROM: The Swede's buddy, Matt Rempe, could take some lessons from his alter ego skyscraper. Adam doesn't do what Matt does. Edstrom doesn't get suspended; he doesn't do crazy, illegal board checks and he plays smart. Rempe should have spent the summer taking lessons from Edstrom. Right now it appears that Adam is a sure thing in terms of making the varsity. The Remper? (No guarantees at this time.) 5. JONATHAN QUICK: The S.O.S. Man, Long Jon has become the backup goalie's backup goalie. He's also commodore-in-chief behind the scenes, especially in the clubhouse. (Quite frankly, if the spirit moved him. Quckie could shout "Hallelujah" and play two more seasons.)
Yahoo
7 days ago
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The Hockey Maven Picks His Five Favorite Rangers
Anybody can like a star; it's the easiest thing in the world. But only a special few can root hard for the lesser lights. The Maven happens to be one of them. So, here's the summertime edition of "My Five Favorite Rangers." By the way, no agreement on your part is necessary. After all, we can agree to disagree, can't we? (Please say yes, or I might just might shed a tear.) 1. WILL CUYLLE: I especially like guys who come out of nowhere and suddenly emerge as useful characters. This 23-year-old, 6-3, 210 pounder out of Toronto is more than useful. He hits; hits some more, scores and coach Sullivan only wishes he had ten more like him. Plus, More-Than-Willing Will has emerged as a key figure in "The New Core." (What's not to like?) 2. JONNY BRODZINSKI: Ham Lake, Minnesota's gift to Manhattan was listed as "fifth center" a year ago. That was another way of saying, "Enjoy, Hartford, Pal." And, if you really wanna know the truth, 32-year-old Brod would have been perfectly happy, working with young Wolf Pack prospects. But Jonny was such a successful fill-in that management preferred him with the Big Club. (He should be a fixture this year.) 3. BRADEN SCHNEIDER: Unobtrusively, and without any fuss or fanfare this model of a solid, all-round defender should be regarded as the Number Two blue liner right behind Adam Fox. Just 24, Schneid has reached his prime simply by doing the right things at his position; as opposed to K'Andre Miller who was listed #2 a year ago. (We found out what a mistake that was, didn't we?) Promise For The Rangers Or Failure? Who Do You Want To Believe? Let's not kid ourselves, at this point of midsummer it's impossible how the Rangers will fare in the fall, winter or spring next season. 4. ADAM EDSTROM: The Swede's buddy, Matt Rempe, could take some lessons from his alter ego skyscraper. Adam doesn't do what Matt does. Edstrom doesn't get suspended; he doesn't do crazy, illegal board checks and he plays smart. Rempe should have spent the summer taking lessons from Edstrom. Right now it appears that Adam is a sure thing in terms of making the varsity. The Remper? (No guarantees at this time.) 5. JONATHAN QUICK: The S.O.S. Man, Long Jon has become the backup goalie's backup goalie. He's also commodore-in-chief behind the scenes, especially in the clubhouse. (Quite frankly, if the spirit moved him. Quckie could shout "Hallelujah" and play two more seasons.)
Yahoo
31-07-2025
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Jonny Brodzinski preps for Rangers season with summer league hat trick in Da Beauty League
If the NHL changes to a 4-on-4, no-checking format next season, Jonny Brodzsinki should be in line for a big year with the New York Rangers. Kidding aside, it was fun to see the Rangers forward record a hat trick in the Da Beauty League on Wednesday night. Da Beauty League is a popular summer hockey league in Minnesota that features plenty of professional players. Checking is forbidden, there's plenty of open ice playing 4-on-4, and defense is absolutely optional. There are other quirky rules that've helped make this an extremely popular league to play in during the offseason. Brodzinski, a Minnesota native, has averaged 3.4 points per game in the glorified shinny contests since 2022. His hat trick for Team Walser on Wednesday was his sixth in 19 'career' games in Da Beauty League. As you can see in the videos, playing defense is not a big part of these games, and it's not exactly fun being a Da Beauty League goalie. While there are plenty of big-time NHL forwards and defenseman who play in this summer league, there aren't many recognizable goalies. At the end of the day, it's a fun part of the summer workout routine for many players, like Brodzinski, and breaks up the training grind. Related: Jonny Brodzinski preparing to battle for lineup spot at Rangers training camp Things turn a bit more serious for the 32-year-old when he returns to New York for training camp in September. Coming off a career-high 12 goals in 51 games last season, Brodzinski is in the mix to center the Rangers third line, or possibly fourth line should Sam Carrick be moved up by new coach Mike Sullivan. Of course, there's also the Mika Zibanejad factor which will impact Brodzinski one way or another. If Zibanejad plays center next season, the Rangers are four deep down the middle with him, J.T. Miller, Vincent Trocheck and Carrick. That leaves Brodzinski battling for a spot on the wing in the bottom six, or as the 13th forward, a role he's very familiar with. If Zibanejad plays right wing in the top six, that opens up a spot down the middle. In that scenario, Brodzinski will compete with Juuso Parssinen primarily for a spot in the top-12 forward group. It's hard to imagine Brodzinski not having a role with the Rangers in 2025-26, his final season before he can become an unrestricted free agent. He's emerged the past two seasons as a versatile and trusted player for the Blueshirts, not to mention a leader, primarily for the younger players. Whether Sullivan views him as a lineup regular or someone who can slot in and out, up and down, the lineup remains to be seen. For now, he's just enjoying lighting the lamp back home in Da Beauty League. Related Headlines Rangers legend 'never really had a chance to say goodbye' until Chris Drury phone call changed everything Rangers top draft pick Malcolm Spence earns praise at World Junior Summer Showcase Rangers' most memorable regular-season games from 2000-25, including Mika Zibanejad's 5-goal night Understanding no-trade/no-movement protection for Rangers veterans, including Mika Zibanejad
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28-03-2025
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What channel is New York Rangers vs Anaheim Ducks on today? Time, TV, streaming
What channel is New York Rangers vs Anaheim Ducks on today? Time, TV, streaming The New York Rangers will face off against the Anaheim Ducks at the Honda Center Friday night. The Rangers are coming off a 3-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings Tuesday and are 34-32-6 on the season. The Ducks are 31-32-8 and won against the Boston Bruins Wednesday, 6-2. Here's how to watch the Rangers game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information: What channel is New York Rangers vs Anaheim Ducks game on today? Time, TV schedule New York Rangers center Jonny Brodzinski (22) celebrates his goal against the Vancouver Canucks during the third period at Madison Square Garden. Cable/Network TV: MSG Network, NHL Network (nationally, outside NYC market) Advertisement Start time: 10 p.m. Where to watch Rangers vs Ducks on livestream You can stream the game on The Gotham Sports App. Gotham Sports App is available with a cable or satellite login and also has options for non-cable subscribers and for individual games. TV streaming: You can also stream if you have subscriptions to Spectrum, Optimum, Verizon Fios, DirecTV Stream or fuboTV. Nationally televised games may be available on ESPN+ (if broadcast on ABC, ESPN or carried by ESPN+), Hulu (ESPN+ broadcasts) or MAX (TNT/TBS/TruTV broadcasts). New York Rangers remaining March 2025 schedule Friday, March 28 at Anaheim Ducks, 10 p.m. Saturday, March 29 at San Jose Sharks, 10:30 p.m. Postgame takeaways: Another slow start dooms NY Rangers in L.A. New York Rangers April 2025 schedule Advertisement Emily Barnes reports on consumer-related issues for the USA TODAY Network's New York Connect Team, focusing on scam and recall-related topics. Follow her on X and Instagram @byemilybarnes. Get in touch at ebarnes@ This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Watch Rangers vs Ducks game today: Channel, time, streaming
Fox Sports
24-03-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Rangers play the Kings after Brodzinski's 2-goal showing
Rangers play the Kings after Brodzinski's 2-goal showing Updated Mar. 24, 2025 4:11 a.m. ET share facebook x reddit link Associated Press New York Rangers (34-31-6, in the Metropolitan Division) vs. Los Angeles Kings (39-21-9, in the Pacific Division) Los Angeles; Tuesday, 10:30 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: The New York Rangers visit the Los Angeles Kings after Jonny Brodzinski scored two goals in the Rangers' 5-3 win against the Vancouver Canucks. Los Angeles has a 25-3-4 record in home games and a 39-21-9 record overall. The Kings have a +28 scoring differential, with 202 total goals scored and 174 conceded. ADVERTISEMENT New York is 34-31-6 overall and 17-14-3 in road games. The Rangers serve 8.6 penalty minutes per game to rank 10th in league play. The matchup Tuesday is the second time these teams meet this season. The Kings won 5-1 in the previous meeting. TOP PERFORMERS: Warren Foegele has scored 20 goals with 19 assists for the Kings. Quinton Byfield has eight goals and two assists over the last 10 games. Artemi Panarin has 31 goals and 43 assists for the Rangers. Brodzinski has scored three goals and added two assists over the last 10 games. LAST 10 GAMES: Kings: 8-1-1, averaging 3.6 goals, six assists, 3.8 penalties and 7.9 penalty minutes while giving up 1.6 goals per game. Rangers: 3-5-2, averaging 2.6 goals, 4.9 assists, 4.1 penalties and 10.1 penalty minutes while giving up three goals per game. INJURIES: Kings: None listed. Rangers: None listed. ___ The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar. share
