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Jan 18
BOS 22-19-6
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OTT 23-18-4
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Jan 18
CBJ 22-17-7
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NYR 22-20-3
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Jan 19
OTT 24-18-4
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Jan 19
DET 21-21-4
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DAL 29-16-1
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Jan 19
NYR 22-20-4
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MTL 23-19-4
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OT
Jan 20
SJS 14-29-6
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BOS 23-19-6
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Jan 20
MIN 28-15-4
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COL 28-19-1
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Jan 20
BUF 17-24-5
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SEA 21-24-3
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Jan 20
TBL 25-17-3
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TOR 30-16-2
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Jan 20
CBJ 22-18-7
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NYI 19-20-7
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Jan 20
WPG 31-14-3
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UTA 20-19-7
5
Jan 20
PIT 20-21-8
5
LAK 25-14-5
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Jan 20
CAR 28-16-3
4
CHI 15-28-4
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OT
Jan 20
STL 23-21-4
5
VGK 29-14-4
4
SO
Jan 21
TBL 25-18-3
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MTL 24-19-4
3
Jan 21
OTT 24-19-4
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NYR 23-20-4
5
Jan 21
SJS 14-30-6
5
NSH 17-22-7
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Jan 21
CAR 29-16-3
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DAL 29-17-1
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Jan 21
WSH 32-10-5
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EDM 29-15-3
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Jan 21
BUF 18-24-5
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VAN 20-16-10
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Jan 21
FLA 28-17-3
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ANA 18-23-6
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Jan 21
DET 21-21-5
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PHI 22-20-6
2
OT
Jan 22
CBJ 23-18-7
5
TOR 30-17-2
1
Jan 22
BOS 23-20-6
1
NJD 27-17-6
5
Jan 22
FLA 28-18-3
1
LAK 26-14-5
2
Jan 22
WPG 32-14-3
3
COL 28-19-2
2
OT
Jan 23
OTT 24-20-4
0
BOS 24-20-6
2
Jan 23
MTL 24-20-4
2
DET 22-21-5
4
Jan 23
PHI 22-21-6
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NYR 24-20-4
6
Jan 23
CBJ 23-19-7
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CAR 30-16-3
7

ABOUT US

WELCOME!

It’s hard to believe, but it’s now been 25 years since I started Outside the Garden. Back then the Rangers were in the midst of their worst era, and still four years away from returning to the playoffs. Brian Leetch, Petr Nedved and Theo Fleury had lead the scoring the previous season, with a franchise record six goaltenders having been used in net, Mike Richter having lead the way with 20 wins in 45 games. Ron Low was your coach, and inspiration behind the avatar I still use on the board today.

In many ways, we were in the final stages of the 1993-94 team, or at least what was left of them. Brian Leetch, Mark Messier (back again after a stint in Vancouver, Mike Richter and Adam Graves were still around, but would each end then careers in the next three seasons.

 

The Beginnings of OTG

As a participant in various forums across the internet, I had been forever searching for a New York Rangers web-site that could provide information both historical and current, as well as a place where I could discuss my favorite professional sport and team.  For some time I wandered the various forums and finally settled on the former New York Rangers Game Day hosted by the folks over at rivals.net.

By the spring of 2000-2001 it became apparent that the site was in trouble to the point they had to close down the service.  Out of the dying embers of that site came the idea to build a new and independent site that could serve the same purpose, and so as the spring turned to summer I gradually put together Outside The Garden and the information contained within.

Now that I live down in the outside the New York area, I find this website and the forums I still participate in are an important link to the team from “hostile territory”.  I hope you enjoy visiting the site as much as I have in it’s creation and maintenance.

 

A Free Space

The goal of this site is to provide a place for Rangers fans to come and get information about the team, discuss the latest Rangers news and feel part of the greatest fan community in professional sports.  We’re not a commercial site in any sense of the word, the entire expenses for keeping the site going come out of my own pocket.

If you’d like to drop us a line with a request, correction or simply a comment then please don’t hesitate.

Thanks again for visiting

 

Toby “Fish” Ivey
Editor and Creator

 

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