Very quick on Sean Avery:

I get the sense that there is as much a chance of Sean Avery coming back to play for the Rangers as there is of me playing for the Rangers (although the team could fit me under the cap).

Interesting story on Avery by Fanhouse’s Eric McErlain that discusses an incident with [...]

There was no reason for the Rangers to be so accommodating to their hosts last night. The memories of their 59-188-36 record against the Canadiens in Montreal in the 20th century had been largely laid to rest in compiling a…

Former NY Ranger and NHL super pest Sean Avery has taken a few bites of humble pie, issuing an apology for the slurs against his ex-girlfriends that resulted in his indefinite suspension from the Dallas Stars.

Following a pregame ceremony honoring nine decades of the Rangers-Canadiens rivalry, the Rangers staged a show that accurately represented that rivalry’s one-sidedness over the years, absorbing an awful 6-2 loss.

Remember that Herb Brooks line, “You’re not talented enough to win on talent alone”?

I’m not sure there’s a better way to describe the Rangers.

What’s remarkable about a team that has at least shown it can compete with the best teams in this league is how quickly it can become unhinged, especially of late.

I don’t think [...]

Rangers draft pick Max Campbell was this close. On the road against Notre Dame, Campbell scored his fifth goal of the season 11:06 into the second period to give Western Michigan a 3-2 lead over the Fighting Irish.

MONTREAL - Call this an episode of Northern Exposure. One night after the Rangers defeated the Penguins in a button-down performance at the Garden that appeared to validate the first-place standing they’d built primarily on shootout supremacy…

Results of this season’s first newyorkrangers.com Moment of the Week voting are now official. The first winner, for the week of Nov. 24-30, is Nikolai Zherdev’s shootout goal against the Panthers on Nov. 28. See why hundreds of fans picked Zherdev.

Coming off a big divisional win over Pittsburgh on Wednesday, the first-place Rangers ran into a hot Montreal Canadiens team at the Bell Centre and fell 6-2 on Thursday night. Forwards Markus Naslund and Nigel Dawes had the Blueshirts’ goals.