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Dec 18
EDM 41-30-11
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BOS 45-27-10
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Dec 18
PHI 43-27-12
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BUF 50-23-9
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Dec 18
CHI 29-39-14
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MTL 48-24-10
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Dec 18
PIT 41-25-16
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OTT 44-27-11
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Dec 18
LAK 35-27-20
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TBL 50-26-6
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Dec 18
TOR 32-36-14
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WSH 43-30-9
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Dec 18
MIN 46-24-12
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CBJ 40-30-12
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Dec 18
SEA 34-37-11
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CGY 34-39-9
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Dec 18
DAL 50-20-12
5
SJS 39-35-8
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Dec 18
NYR 34-39-9
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STL 37-33-12
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Dec 19
VAN 25-49-8
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NYI 43-34-5
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Dec 19
WPG 35-35-12
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COL 55-16-11
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Dec 19
NJD 42-37-3
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UTA 43-33-6
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Dec 19
DAL 50-20-12
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ANA 43-33-6
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Dec 19
CAR 53-22-7
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FLA 40-38-4
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Dec 20
DET 41-31-10
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WSH 43-30-9
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Dec 20
CHI 29-39-14
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OTT 44-27-11
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Dec 20
EDM 41-30-11
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MIN 46-24-12
5
Dec 20
STL 37-33-12
6
FLA 40-38-4
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Dec 20
PIT 41-25-16
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MTL 48-24-10
4
Dec 20
CAR 53-22-7
4
TBL 50-26-6
6
Dec 20
TOR 32-36-14
3
NSH 38-34-10
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Dec 20
VGK 39-26-17
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CGY 34-39-9
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Dec 20
CBJ 40-30-12
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ANA 43-33-6
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Dec 20
SEA 34-37-11
4
SJS 39-35-8
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Dec 20
PHI 43-27-12
4
NYR 34-39-9
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SO
Dec 20
NYI 43-34-5
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BUF 50-23-9
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SO
Dec 20
VAN 25-49-8
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BOS 45-27-10
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SO
Dec 21
COL 55-16-11
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MIN 46-24-12
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Dec 21
OTT 44-27-11
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BOS 45-27-10
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Dec 21
BUF 50-23-9
3
NJD 42-37-3
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Dec 21
NYR 34-39-9
1
NSH 38-34-10
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Dec 21
TOR 32-36-14
1
DAL 50-20-12
5
Dec 21
VGK 39-26-17
3
EDM 41-30-11
4
Dec 21
WSH 43-30-9
2
DET 41-31-10
3
OT
Dec 21
WPG 35-35-12
3
UTA 43-33-6
4
OT
Dec 21
MTL 48-24-10
3
PIT 41-25-16
4
SO
Dec 22
STL 37-33-12
1
TBL 50-26-6
4
Dec 22
VAN 25-49-8
2
PHI 43-27-12
5
Dec 22
SEA 34-37-11
3
ANA 43-33-6
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Dec 22
CBJ 40-30-12
3
LAK 35-27-20
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Dec 23
PIT 41-25-16
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TOR 32-36-14
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Dec 23
NYR 34-39-9
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WSH 43-30-9
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Dec 23
MTL 48-24-10
6
BOS 45-27-10
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Dec 23
NJD 42-37-3
1
NYI 43-34-5
2
Dec 23
FLA 40-38-4
5
CAR 53-22-7
2
Dec 23
PHI 43-27-12
3
CHI 29-39-14
1
Dec 23
UTA 43-33-6
0
COL 55-16-11
1
Dec 23
CGY 34-39-9
1
EDM 41-30-11
5
Dec 23
SJS 39-35-8
2
VGK 39-26-17
7
Dec 23
SEA 34-37-11
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LAK 35-27-20
2
Dec 23
BUF 50-23-9
3
OTT 44-27-11
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OT
Dec 23
DAL 50-20-12
3
DET 41-31-10
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OT
Dec 23
NSH 38-34-10
3
MIN 46-24-12
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Rangers Staaled

A tough start to the season just got a whole lot tougher for the Rangers.  The loss of Marc Staal for the beginning of the season to headaches, neck pain or concussion-like symptoms – depending on which story you prefer at any point – suddenly makes the defense look a whole lot less dependable.

Yes it’s true that the Rangers have much the same defensive corps as they had last season, but Staal was clearly the number one blueliner for the Blueshirts, and we’re about to find out what it’s like playing without your best defenseman.

Avery, Bickel and Bell clear waivers

The final three Rangers players placed on waivers have cleared as of 12:00pm Eastern today per Pat Leonard on Twitter.  All three players can now be assigned to the Connecticut Whale ahead of this weekend’s season opener against Adirondack.

It was a relatively quiet day ahead of the 3:00pm roster waiver, though former Rangers Blair Betts was picked up by Montreal, and Petr Sykora was signed to a one-year contract by the Devils.

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