Rangers 2, Bruins 1 Having disposed of Claude Julien as head coach, the Bruins opted for Bruce Cassidy as the man who would lead Boston back into playoff contention. With amazing sudden success, the Beantowners went from flubs to phenoms, winning seven out of eight games. That was before the Blueshirts invaded the home of […]
For every team, there comes a moment after the trade deadline where you exhale and say, “So this is the group with which we will go to do battle.” Sometimes that’s a gung-ho thought, that you are loaded and ready for the grueling two-month Stanley Cup tournament. Sometimes it’s a white towel, that we’ve sold […]
The Rangers and Bruins, two teams that seem destined for post-season play, will meet tonight at TD Bank Center in Boston for the third and final time of the regular season. The Bruins and Rangers have not met since early November and the Blueshirts have won both early season meetings by a 5-2 score. Boston […]
I am often asked what a “typical” week is like in my world. I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to call games in all four major sports. During one 10-day stretch in October, I worked games in all four (NFL, MLB post-season, Rangers, Knicks pre-season). Every week is different. During this time of […]
CAPITALS 4, RANGERS 1 Having completed the most-discussed deal of this week’s Trade Deadline Frenzy, the Washington Capitals next went about their bit of other business. In case you haven’t heard it out of D.C., that other business happens to be Washington’s very serious crusade to win a Stanley Cup. It’s one thing to make […]
The situation is interesting, inarguable, and unique when it comes to Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist. If he doesn’t play up to his standards, the Rangers have almost no shot to consistently win. And if he does play up to his standards, the Rangers have a chance to win and win big. Hence the massive concern […]
