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Now We Have Our Own Marty

There’s 43 days until the puck drops on the Rangers regular season, and we’ve still got plenty of time to fill before the Traverse City prospects tournament gets under way next month.

In our first profile I looked at the possibility of Artem Anisimov securing the second line center position, and yesterday made the case that Sean Avery could be sitting of the bench. With this third installment we bring our focus to the net, and in particular free agent acquisition Martin Biron.

Avery Labeled For The Bench?

Yesterday we began our latest series of articles, profiling the Rangers as they head into the preseason in just over two weeks time. We will continue the series through training camp up until the regular season opener on October 9th.

In this second installment we turn our focus to Sean Avery, a player who was not welcomed by John Tortorella at the beginning of his tenure, and continues to struggle to walk the fine line between effective and obnoxious.

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