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Yahoo
6 days ago
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- Yahoo
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
04-08-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
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.)
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Proud Mom Moment: Hillary Trocheck Calls Herself ‘Proud Mom' As Will Cuylle Renews Contract With New York Rangers
Will Cuylle signed a 2 year contract with Cuylle worth 7.8 million dollars this week. (Image via Hillary Trocheck, wife of Vincent Trocheck might not really be mother to Will Cuylle but she's the mother who stepped up. As a rookie Will Cuylle lived with Vincent and his family rather than living in an apartment. No wonder their bond is this strong. And to their delight, the Rangers signed a 2 year contract with Cuylle worth 7.8 million dollars this week. No One Could Be More Prouder Than The Trochecks Hillary took to Instagram and re-shared the New York Rangers' post and added a little heartfelt message 'Proud of my son!!!! Proud mom'. Back when Will Cuylle was a rookie, he was living out of a hotel in White Plains because he had no idea if he'd make the team. But when Vincent Trocheck got wind of his living situation he quickly stepped up. This made Trocheck reminisce about his own rookie year with the Florida Panthers. Knowing how tough his rookie year was, he wanted to make sure Cuylle doesn't feel alone. Thus opening the doors to his house and asking him to move in with his family in Harrison, New York. 'He was like, 'If you'd rather stay here it's up to you. You're welcome to stay here,'' Cuylle said. 'He's an easy guy to get along with, great family.' Trocheck mentioned that Cuylle is loved by his kids and wife and has become a part of the family. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo He also joins the family for activities and dinner. So What Does The Future Hold For Will Cuylle? The new contract for Cuylle comes with a $3.9 million average annual value—a short-term bridge deal as the team and player weigh future long-term options. And as of previous season, Cuylle finished the 2024-25 campaign with a six-point run in the last five regular-season contests. And as the NHL fans state Will Cuylle is one of the promising players out there, they find the contract duration to be inadequate citing, he would be quite expensive after next two years. 'The Rangers should have signed him up for 8 years as they did have resources for it,' a fan stated. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here . Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
New York Times
01-07-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Rangers extend forward Will Cuylle for two years, $3.9 million annually
The Rangers signed forward Will Cuylle, a restricted free agent, to a two-year deal with an average annual value of $3.9 million, a league source confirmed to The Athletic on Tuesday. The 23-year-old Cuylle is coming off a 20-goal, 45-point season in 2024-25, his second full year in the NHL. Along with showing offensive promise, Cuylle brought a physical edge that the Rangers value and became one of the team's penalty killers this season. AFP Analytics projected him to receive a three-year deal with an AAV around $3.4 million. This contract is worth slightly more per year on a lesser term. Cuylle will hit restricted free agency again in summer 2027. Advertisement Getting a Cuylle deal done ensured he won't receive an offer sheet from another team with cap space to spare. Cuylle's contract is similar to the one Tyson Foerster got from Philadelphia. Also 23, Foerster had 25 goals and 45 points for the Flyers this past season. Philadelphia signed him in May to a two-year deal with a $3.75 million AAV. If the Rangers had more cap space, a long-term deal for Cuylle would have made a lot of sense. Instead, it's a cost-effective bridge deal that avoids the risk of an offer sheet — Shayna (@shaynagoldman_) July 1, 2025 Cuylle started the 2024-25 season on the third line with Kaapo Kakko and Filip Chytil, both of whom were traded midseason. He ended up with stints in the top six. His ice time jumped to 15:05 per game from 11:08 in his rookie year. New Rangers coach Mike Sullivan could experiment with him on one of the top two lines this coming season. 'He's not scared of anything,' teammate Braden Schneider said last season. 'The way he plays shows that every night. He's a guy who goes 100 mph into a battle. He'll be first on the puck and then he'll be going to the net looking for goals, and he's been getting them. I love the way he plays.' The Rangers signed defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov to a seven year, $7 million AAV deal earlier Tuesday. With him and Cuylle on the books, the Rangers have around $1.5 million in cap space, though they could create a little more by sending a player on an entry-level contract to the AHL.
Yahoo
30-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Kerry Carpenter's solo homer (16)
There's Pressure On The Rangers To Finalize A Contract Extension With Will Cuylle Before The Unthinkable Happens There's one upcoming restricted free agent on the New York Rangers that's flying under the radar, but still needs to be signed.
