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T 2008 TRAINING CAMP

POSITIONAL ANALYSIS

CAMP INFORMATION

Location
Greenburgh, NY

CALENDAR
Sep 13	Traverse City starts
Sep 16	Players report to camp
Sep 17	Traverse City ends
Sep 20	Preseason start
Oct 1	Preseason end

PRESEASON RESULTS

Sep 20th

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CENTER

LOCKS:	Chris Drury, Brandon Dubinsky, Scott Gomez
BUBBLE:	Artem Anisimov, Blair Betts, Petr Nedved, Pat Rissmiller
MINORS:	Joe Barnes (ECHL/AHL), Chris Doyle (QMJHL), Evgeny Gravchev (OHL), Mike Ouellette (ECHL/AHL), Tom Pyatt (ECHL/AHL), Tomas Zaborsky (ECHL/AHL)
The Rangers look pretty set at center, but there's an outside possibility that Blair Betts gets unseated on the fourth line. Petr Nedved is in camp attempting to win a spot, but will likely find the going tought. Rissmiller likewise was probably brought in to challenge Betts for that final center spot, or may find a spot as a depth forward. A real wild card is Artem Anisimov, who has drawn praise from the Rangers staff, but is likely to find his way blocked by the veterans in front of him. Of the remainder, it looks like there will be a modest battle to see who gets to stay in Hartford, and who goes down to Charlotte. Pyatt and Ouellette both split time last season, but have AHL experience, while Barnes has to stay healthy to be considered.

LEFT WING

LOCKS:	Nigel Dawes, Markus Naslund, Petr Prucha
BUBBLE:	Dane Byers, Lauri Korpikoski, Aaron Voros, Fredrik Sjostrom
MINORS:	Sergei Demagin (?), Brodie Dupont (AHL), Ryan Hillier (ECHL/AHL), Jordan Owens (ECHL/AHL), Justin Soryal (ECHL/AHL), Mike Taylor (ECHL/AHL)
There appears to be a spot open on the left wing, though one would think that Aaron Voros or Fredrik Sjostrom might have the inside track given his contract status. Lauri Korpikoski might get a chance to compete if the Rangers are looking for speed, whilst Byers brings more grit. Down in the AHL Dupont probably has a spot, while the remaining players will compete to see who fills out the Pack roster.

RIGHT WING

LOCKS:	Ryan Callahan, Colton Orr, Nikolai Zherdev
BUBBLE:	Dan Fritsche, Andreas Jamtin, Hugh Jessiman, Greg Moore, P.A. Parenteau
MINORS:	Matt Metropoulis (?), David Skokan (ECHL/AHL), Dale Weise (ECHL/AHL)
At least three spots appear to be sewn up, with Dan Fritsche likely with the inside track on the final one. The competition is relatively weak, so it's hard to see how any of the others could make the roster without having a stunning camp.

DEFENSE

LOCKS:	Dan Girardi, Dmitri Kalinin, Paul Mara, Wade Redden, Michael Rozsival
BUBBLE:	Brian Fahey, Maxim Kondratiev, Thomas Pock, Corey Potter, Bobby Sanguinetti
MINORS:	Michael Busto (ECHL), Michael Del Zotto (OHL), Vladimir Denisov (AHL), Tysen Dowzak (ECHL/AHL), Tomas Kundratek (WHL), Lyon Messier (?), Chris Murray (ECHL/AHL), Nick Pageau (?), Michael Sauer (AHL), David Stich (?), David Urquhard (ECHL/AHL)
The starting six defensemen look pretty much set for the Rangers, it looks like a more heated battle for who gets to be the depth guy. Thomas Pock perhaps has the inside track, having had the most NHL experience of any of the candidates, though Kondratiev (in town on a try-out basis) might have a shot. Others who might press for that seventh d-man spot include Fahey, Potter and an outside chance of Sanguinetti. The rest of the attendees look destined for the AHL/ECHL with a couple of prospects set to play in Canadian Juniors. The remainder will playing for the chance to get a pro contract, likely with the Wolf Pack.

GOALTENDING

LOCKS:	Henrik Lundqvist, Stephen Valiquette
BUBBLE:	N/A
MINORS:	Mike Brodeur (ECHL/AHL), Antoine LaFleur (QMJHL), Miika Wiikman (AHL), Matt Zaba (ECHL/AHL)
Lundqvist has the start position sewn up, and Valiquette will be the man to back him up. The only real question appears to be who will backup Wiikman in Hartford. Mike Brodeur has signed an AHL contract and will likely compete with Zaba for that second spot.

March 7th, 2010

Rangers

Sabres

THIRD PERIOD: 1. BUF Mair (Roy,Vanek) BUF 1-0 2. NYR Dubinsky (Del Zotto,Jokinen) Tied 1-1 OVERTIME: 3. BUF Kaleta (Montador,Rivet) BUF 2-1

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Ͼ UPCOMING SCHEDULE

Wednesday Mar 10th
7:00pm - Road

Friday Mar 12th
7:30pm - Road

Sunday Mar 14th
3:00pm - Home

Tuesday Mar 16th
7:00pm - Home

Thursday Mar 18th
7:00pm - Home

Complete Schedule

₦ HEADLINES

Marlies get OT win over Wolf ...
- Globe and Mail 3/8

Torts calls out Gabby, stars
- New York Newsday 3/8

Sabres deal Rangers third str...
- New York Daily News 3/8

Rangers Take What They Can Fr...
- New York Times 3/8

Rangers fall to Sabres in OT,...
- Bergen Record 3/8

More news...

February 15th, 2009

Sean Avery scored on a penalty shot Sunday. Who was the last Ranger to score on a Penalty Shot?

Answer...

‡ STANDINGS
	Team	GP	W	L	OT	Pts
	Capitals	66	44	13	9	97
	Penguins	66	40	22	4	84
	Sabres	64	35	20	9	79
	Devils	64	38	23	3	79
	Senators	66	36	25	5	77
	Flyers	64	34	26	4	72
	Canadiens	67	32	29	6	70
	Bruins	64	29	24	11	69
	Rangers	66	29	28	9	67
	Thrashers	64	28	26	10	66
	Lightning	64	27	26	11	65
	Panthers	64	26	28	10	62
	Hurricanes	65	27	31	7	61
	Islanders	65	26	31	8	60
	Maple Leafs	65	20	33	12	52
FULL STANDINGS

? RANDOM RANGER

JAMIE LUNDMARK
(2002-2006)

	Born:	January 16, 1981
	Position:	Center
	Games:	114
	Goals:	11
	Assists:	19
	Points:	30
	PIMs:	55