Stanley Cup
OTTAWA, ON - JANUARY 27: A general view of a large statue of the Stanley Cup during the NHL Fan Fair at the Ottawa Convention Centre on January 27, 2012 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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I think it's just the history of the arena ... Teams come in here and know the Red Wings are a good team. If they walk down the hallway, they see the names of the Stanley Cup winners in the hallways. It's a pretty intimidating rink.
It is still my dream one day to have the European club winner and the Stanley Cup winner have a competition. That would be great, especially for fans. We play hockey for fans. They should have this competition.
I still haven't had the chance to look around at all the plaques on the walls and the Stanley Cup banners, but it's exciting ... I always wanted to play here. I'm hoping I'll be here for the rest of my contract. Find a home and make this a place I'll be for a long time.More quotes »
Newsday's coverage
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Rangers could be seeking Jackets' Nash
BOSTON -- When the Columbus Blue Jackets visit Madison Square Garden on Sunday, the big buzz won't be about the return of former Ranger Vinny Prospal. The spotlight will be on Rick Nash , the star right wing who apparently is on the block, with the Blues Read more »
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Gritty Rangers show signs of greatness
This season's surprising Rangers team -- which has charged to the top of the NHL 's Eastern Conference after 53 games -- reminds Boston Bruins coach Claude Julien of something: his Stanley Cup championship squad."The goaltending is strong, they have dept Read more »
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Richards says Pens' Cooke slew-footed him
Rangers center Brad Richards , nursing a jammed neck from an open-ice hit delivered from behind by the Penguins' Matt Cooke , on Friday accused the oft-suspended forward of "a slew-foot, a cheap play" that was not called a penalty.Richards, who was held Read more »
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Tortorella treads lightly on 'Cup' talk
GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- For now, all is quiet on the Rangers front, as long as no one mentions the words Stanley Cup .A day after Cablevision chairman James Dolan publicly praised general manager Glen Sather and said he believed that the Rangers were close t Read more »
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Rangers: First-half awards
Not since the 1993-94 Stanley Cup championship season have the Rangers been off to such a sizzling start, and the sports world is starting to take notice. With that, our first-half awards: MVP Henrik Lundqvist . At 29, The King is having his finest seaso Read more »
Around the web
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Off-season changes haven't turned the scuffling Flyers into a title contender
berth on the last day of the season, and rode it all the way to an Eastern Conference title and a loss to Chicago in the Stanley Cup Finals. So, slump or not, it's still too early to discount any team's Cup chances, even one that hasn't won the crown since 6:03 PM from The Hockey News Read more »
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Chicago Blackhawks: What Is Wrong with Jonathan Toews?
gained a reputation of being a great leader in the NHL. At the age of 23, Toews has already won an Olympic gold medal, a Stanley Cup and the Conn Smythe Trophy. But during this losing streak, Toews has only two assists and a minus three rating. It's fair to 5:32 PM from Bleacher Report Read more »
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Flyers scuffling lately in the Atlantic Division
(AP) — The Philadelphia Flyers expected an offseason of major change would bring them closer to a Stanley Cup. With the NHL season entering its third period, they are no closer to even winning an Atlantic Division title. After a solid start, the Flyers are 5:06 PM from Kens5.com San Antonio Read more »
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March 4 game to start at 12:30 p.m.
Web site of the New York Rangers. New York Rangers is a trademark of MSG Holdings, L.P. NHL and the image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield, word mark Stanley Cup and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey 4:44 PM from National Hockey league | NHL.com Read more »
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How you can join in on NHL trade deadline day
trade deadline is a day circled on every hockey fan’s calendar. Will your team make the big move needed to make a run at the Stanley Cup? Is the star forward headed out of town in the first move of a total rebuild? Will any of the trade rumours endlessly chewed 4:21 PM from Globe and Mail Read more »
