The Rangers are home tonight to face the Washington Capitals. The puck drops at 7pm and airs locally on MSG, or Game Channel 5 if you have Center Ice. Or you could just hit yourself in the face with a frying pan. Same effect.
Mother of God.
I hate this team right now. So much. So very, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘petr prucha’
Game Preview: Rangers v. Capitals – “Earn Your Paycheck” clap-clap-clapclapclap.
Posted in Game Previews, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged Alex Ovechkin, Game Preview, henrik lundqvist, new york rangers, petr prucha, washington capitals on Wednesday, February 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Way to go, Rangers (UPDATED)
Posted in Game Previews, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged Alexander Ovechkin, andrew gross, Duke Blue Devils, ESPN, new york rangers, North Carolina Tar Heels, petr prucha, renney watch, washington capitals on Wednesday, February 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
For the first time ever–EVER–I do not want to go to the Rangers game. After seeing the way they have played recently, I would much rather sit at home and watch on TV. I’m even hesitant to do that. I would much rather watch Lost and the Duke-UNC game tonight than sit through what is [...]
5-hole.com Pick ‘em – Marc owes me $1
Posted in 5-hole.com Pick 'em, tagged anaheim ducks, buffalo sabres, Calgary Flames, chicago blackhawks, los angeles kings, mats sundin, miikka kiprusoff, Nashville Predators, new york rangers, petr prucha, pittsburgh penguins, roberto luongo, ryan callahan, San Jose Sharks, vancouver canucks on Wednesday, January 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
OMG PETR PRUCHA’S PLAYING TONIGHT!
But Ryan Callahan isn’t because he has the flu.
5-hole.com Pick ‘em – Habs fans should just give up – 12/12/08
Posted in 5-hole.com Pick 'em, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged Alexander Ovechkin, atlanta thrashers, bolts, boston bruins, buffalo sabres, Calgary Flames, caps, chicago blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, detroit red wings, florida panthers, martin brodeur, martin st. louis, milan lucic, montreal canadiens, MSG, new jersey devils, new york islanders, new york rangers, no habs no, Ottawa Senators, petr prucha, pittsburgh penguins, prudential center, Sean Avery, sens, sloppy seconds, tampa bay lightning, the rock, toronto maple leafs, washington capitals on Friday, December 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Yes, we made picks yesterday and no, we didn’t post them. We’re sorry. But just to show our dedication to this, I am revealing to everyone that Marc and I both picked the Habs as our gimmies last night. The Habs lost. To the Lightning. That’s right, the Lightning.
Last night, I went 5-3 and dropped [...]
Rangers lose [insert witty title]
Posted in Game Recaps, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged brandon dubinsky, Calgary Flames, chris drury, corey potter, dr. zoidberg, futurama, henrik lundqvist, michal rozsival, new york rangers, NHL, petr prucha, radim vrbata, ryan callahan, scott gomez on Monday, December 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Rangers have just three regulation wins in 17 games since the start of November with two goals or fewer in 12 of those 17 games. They have been shutout twice on home ice in the last three games and have only scored 2.33 goals per game, second-to-last in the NHL, better than only Tampa [...]
OMG! Sidney Crosby came to town!
Posted in Game Recaps, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged chris drury, Colton Orr, Dmitri Kalinin, don koharski, Evgeni Malkin, have another donut, have another doughnut, marc staal, Michel Therrien, new york rangers, petr prucha, pittsburgh penguins, rangerland.net, Sidney Crosby on Thursday, December 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Yes, Sid the Kid graced us with his presence and Marc Staal and Colton Orr showed him to his seat. If you’re looking for analysis of the game as a whole, Jen C. over at Rangerland.net described it best.
Every time two good teams get together, no one team dominates. One might dominate for a period [...]
What the hell is going on?
Posted in NHL, New York Rangers, tagged chris drury, Dan Fritsche, henrik lundqvist, marc staal, marcus naslund, martin st. louis, michal rozsival, new york islanders, new york rangers, Nikolai Zherdev, petr prucha, scott gomez, tampa bay lightning, tom renney on Tuesday, December 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Hello! Yes I’m alive and so are Marc and Rory. They say hi.
The Rangers are 17-8-2 right now which places them atop the Eastern conference. But are they really as good as their record would suggest?
Some days I watch them play and I would argue that they are just as good, if not better than [...]
Maple Leafs (1-1-1) @ Rangers (5-1-0) – Game Preview
Posted in Game Previews, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged chris drury, Dan Fritsche, henrik lundqvist, Lauri Korpikoski, Maple Leafs, marcus naslund, new york, new york rangers, nigel dawes, Patrick Rissmiller, petr prucha, rangers, ryan callahan, ryan hollweg, scott gomez, stephen valiquette, tom renney, toronto on Friday, October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
OK they lost. It was bound to happen eventually. Let’s just move on and see if they can rebound from such a terrible outing.
There are a few roster changes to note:
Stephen Valiquette will get the start tonight to give Henrik Lundqvist a break for tomorrow’s game in Detroit.
Lauri Korpikoski will be scratched with an arm [...]
Blackhawks @ Rangers – Game Preview
Posted in Game Previews, NHL, New York Rangers, tagged Aaron Voros, blackhawks, blair betts, brandon dubinsky, Brian Campbell, chicago, chris drury, Colton Orr, cristobal huet, dan girardi, Dmitri Kalinin, Flyers, henrik lundqvist, jaromir jagr, Lauri Korpikoski, Madison Square Garden, marc staal, marcus naslund, michal rozsival, new york, nigel dawes, Nikolai Zherdev, paul mara, Penguins, petr prucha, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, rangers, ryan callahan, scott gomez, Stanley Cup, stephen valiquette, tom renney, Wade Redden on Friday, October 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I guess you could call this a Season Preview but we’ll just call it the Game Preview. Also, today is my birthday!
Back on October 5, 2005, the New York Rangers played a game for the first time in over a year. The NHL was finally back after a lock-out that led to the [...]
