Nice they decided to pick up the pace this season.

Oui oui

Thank you in advance.

Best in NYR history?

Roster Moves

Practice

https://reddit.com/link/1x62csz/video/zuyypo3pthvh1/player

Media

Sully

I’ve watched every game but one so far and that was the Capitals one(so glad I didn’t) but this team looks very good. Laffy is playing like what they drafted him for. They play good defense and physical. Penalty kill is top notch.I love watching Durzi is blast for me to watch, he’s always in the middle of shit. I’ll give 9.5/10 so far.

Does anyone know where I can get this hat? Theyre sold out online and I borrowed it from a friend and lost it on a night out. I feel like a jack ass and this was their favorite hat. If anyone has one Im willing to buy it off you!

https://www.47brand.com/products/new-york-rangers-clean-up-4

I know it way too early to make some kind of serious judgement on Garand but so far I am extremely surprised and satisfied with his performance. Especially with the route he used to get where he is. The Rangers have always been fortunate with goaltending and it seems like Garand maybe another perfect example.

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“Why did Laf take so long to develop?”

Going into the season, if a soothsayer had told New York Rangers fans that Alexis Lafrenière was going to have an offensive breakout, the team’s supporters would have been elated but perhaps not surprised. As for fellow 25-year-old Tye Kartye, a formerly undrafted waiver claim from the Seattle Kraken less than a year ago? That would have felt too good to be true.

And yet eight games into the season, those two wingers — linemates after Kartye’s promotion to the second line in the third game of the season — are skating with chemistry and explosiveness. They propelled the Rangers to a 4-1 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday and have been two of New York’s best overall forwards in the team’s encouraging 6-2-0 start.

“We’re playing the right way,” Kartye said of his line, which also includes captain J.T. Miller, whom he called a hard, predictable player. “(Especially) when you add somebody as skilled as Laf, I think, the way he’s able to make plays and hold on to the puck.”

Miller’s hard-nosed forechecking has been consistent, even if goals have yet to come for him, and he brings an element of physicality, as he showed when he laid out Lightning defenseman Maxwell Crozier in the second period. But his two linemates have delivered the offensive firepower, in particular Lafrenière, who is up to seven goals and 10 points in eight games.

Anyone else notice the Rangers Pass now includes upper bowl seats? When I signed up, it was advertised as lower bowl only.

Pretty disappointing that they changed the offering without notifying subscribers. Feels like a bait-and-switch, especially for those of us who signed up specifically for lower bowl seats.