SEPTEMBER
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Sun
20
Training Camp
Mon
21
PRESEASON
7:00 PM
Tue
22
PRESEASON
7:00 PM
Wed
23
Training Camp
Thu
24
PRESEASON
7:00 PM
Fri
25
PRESEASON
7:30 PM
Sat
26
Training Camp
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Sep 25
DAL 0-0-0
8:00 PM
MIN 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 25
NYR 0-0-0
7:30 PM
NYI 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
ANA 0-0-0
4:00 PM
LAK 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
CAR 0-0-0
3:00 PM
NSH 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
COL 0-0-0
5:00 PM
UTA 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
PIT 0-0-0
3:00 PM
BUF 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
SEA 0-0-0
7:00 PM
VAN 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
WSH 0-0-0
5:00 PM
PHI 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
STL 0-0-0
7:00 PM
CHI 0-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 26
TBL 0-0-0
6:00 PM
FLA 0-0-0
PRESEASON

Rebound Time

Scolded, benched and forgiven all in one night. Does anyone expect anything but a “A” game from Brad Richards, in the land of Cactaceae. While not totally responsible for a rather feeble team effort in St. Louis. Richards has a duty to lead the way, and eliminate the word “slumping” from creeping into Ranger adjectives. He and his mates must bring their prickly, gritty, physical style to the Glendale Arena, and stop the slide at 2 games. 

The entire team undoubtedly still scorching, from a Tortorella St. Louis post game critique,  will be itching to hit the ice tonight, with their determination racheted up to a level required to win a National hockey League game. The Rangers understand that commitment, its a level they have found 17 times previous this season. A banging crashing Mike Rupp will be a welcome addition back.

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