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Oct 18
CBJ 3-5-0
1
MIN 6-2-2
2
Oct 18
CAR 8-2-1
2
CGY 2-6-0
3
Oct 19
ANA 4-5-0
2
NYR 7-3-1
5
Oct 19
COL 5-4-1
2
PHI 2-6-3
3
Oct 19
SJS 5-4-1
1
TOR 5-4-2
3
Oct 19
PIT 3-6-1
4
UTA 7-3-0
5
Oct 20
SJS 5-4-1
4
MTL 4-3-2
3
OT
Oct 20
COL 5-4-1
3
NJD 5-4-0
4
Oct 20
ANA 4-5-0
2
NYI 5-3-1
3
Oct 20
LAK 1-4-2
5
WSH 5-4-0
2
Oct 20
TOR 5-4-2
6
CBJ 3-5-0
2
Oct 20
WPG 4-3-2
1
STL 4-4-1
2
Oct 20
BOS 7-2-1
2
DAL 5-3-1
3
OT
Oct 20
MIN 6-2-2
3
EDM 7-1-1
4
OT
Oct 20
DET 3-3-3
3
SEA 6-3-1
4
SO
Oct 20
CAR 8-2-1
6
VAN 2-8-1
3
Oct 20
TBL 7-2-0
6
VGK 8-3-0
2
Oct 21
PHI 2-6-3
7:30 PM
BUF 4-3-2
Upcoming
Oct 21
FLA 5-2-2
7:30 PM
OTT 6-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 22
NSH 3-2-3
7:00 PM
BOS 7-2-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
NYR 7-3-1
7:00 PM
TOR 5-4-2
Upcoming
Oct 22
SJS 5-4-1
7:00 PM
OTT 6-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 22
ANA 4-5-0
7:00 PM
NJD 5-4-0
Upcoming
Oct 22
FLA 5-2-2
7:00 PM
PIT 3-6-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
LAK 1-4-2
7:30 PM
NYI 5-3-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
VGK 8-3-0
8:00 PM
STL 4-4-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
WPG 4-3-2
8:00 PM
DAL 5-3-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
MIN 6-2-2
9:00 PM
CGY 2-6-0
Upcoming
Oct 22
CAR 8-2-1
9:00 PM
EDM 7-1-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
UTA 7-3-0
10:00 PM
SEA 6-3-1
Upcoming
Oct 22
DET 3-3-3
10:00 PM
VAN 2-8-1
Upcoming
Oct 23
MTL 4-3-2
8:00 PM
CHI 3-6-0
Upcoming
Oct 23
TBL 7-2-0
9:00 PM
COL 5-4-1
Upcoming
Oct 24
ANA 4-5-0
1:00 PM
PHI 2-6-3
Upcoming
Oct 24
LAK 1-4-2
3:30 PM
NJD 5-4-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
SJS 5-4-1
7:00 PM
BOS 7-2-1
Upcoming
Oct 24
NYR 7-3-1
7:00 PM
OTT 6-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
NSH 3-2-3
7:00 PM
PIT 3-6-1
Upcoming
Oct 24
BUF 4-3-2
7:00 PM
WSH 5-4-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
VGK 8-3-0
7:00 PM
CBJ 3-5-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
CAR 8-2-1
7:00 PM
STL 4-4-1
Upcoming
Oct 24
TOR 5-4-2
7:00 PM
EDM 7-1-1
Upcoming
Oct 24
TBL 7-2-0
9:00 PM
UTA 7-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
DET 3-3-3
10:00 PM
CGY 2-6-0
Upcoming
Oct 24
MIN 6-2-2
10:00 PM
SEA 6-3-1
Upcoming

Be Careful

Many are the New York Ranger fans, bloggers, forum posters and unpaid experts calling for big roster changes before the next puck drops. Big, when you consider most are hoping Rick Nash, Kevin Hayes, Marc Staal and Dan Girardi are all on the other side of the rink, when the summer ends. Indeed a monumental task for Mr. Gorton, when you consider contract effects on teams salary caps, no move, and no trade clauses. So monumental the afore mentioned experts will be disappointed when reality kicks in, and maybe Nash and Hayes are the only two moved.

If Gorton is able to move Staal and Girardi and their cap gobbling contracts, for any nugget of note, then just give him the “Executive of the Year” already, he will have earned it. Realistically there will be a market for Nash, he’s had his ups and downs, usually, season ups and playoff downs, but teams will be calling. He’s been a goal scorer most of his career and hopefully a couple three teams will think he can do it again. The problem for those who want him gone is replacing his 104 goals in 248 games. For the stats geeks that’s 35 goals over a 82 game season for three years. Certainly respectable numbers and in the park for his salary range. If they trade him, they better get some scoring back or the offensively challenged Ranger attack might be positively anemic without him. 

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