Rangers captain Chris Drury and forward Ryan Callahan are both in the running for spots on the 2010 U.S. Olympic team, which will go after the gold in Vancouver. Hear what the two players said about the experience of last week’s evaluation camp.

Rangers forward Ryan Callahan visited the MSG Training Center to join in the team’s youth hockey camp on Wednesday. He also talked about what’s been a very eventful summer, featuring a new contract, new teammates, and a U.S. Olympic tryout.

Marian Gaborik will be warmly welcomed to the Rangers locker room next month. He’ll see a very familiar face in former NHL teammate Aaron Voros, who tells Rangers on Demand that Blueshirts fans are going to be amazed by what Gaborik can do.

A lot of you are probably too young to even know that song.

Anyway, after today I’m on vacation for two weeks. Got a lot to do around Blog Headquarters, and some meetings with Mr. Titleist planned, but I will pretty much be around and stopping …

Rangers captain Chris Drury and forward Ryan Callahan discuss their experience at the U.S. Olympic evaluation camp held Aug. 17-19 in Woodbridge, Ill.

Rangers head coach John Tortorella talks about his role at the U.S. Olympic evaluation camp and the upcoming Blueshirts season.

Wow! I was overwhelmed with people stepping up to volunteer to guest blog next week. The good news: I just found out I’m going to be taking two weeks of vacation now, and more later in September, so here will be a lot of opportunities. The bad ne…

Come the end of August, I usually throw away my hockey hat in favor of my figure skater’s cap and head up to the Olympic Center  in Lake Placid for Adult Skate Week. Twice each year, in June and August, adult recreational and competitive figure skaters can improve their technique, exhibit their programs, test and have some [...]

Please stop inviting me to Facebook with you. I`ve got the cooties.

Pete Abraham, the Blogfather of all blogs (his Yankees blog is through the roof) gave me this idea, and I should have gone to it earlier.

But I will now. Next week I’m on vacation, and though I could chime in here and there, I figured this woul…