New York Rangers Café

McD did what he needed to do. He beat Varlamov. Can’t criticize him for a great play by Pulock.

(Quote from n_y_r_09)

That Pulock save was unreal.

I'm not leery of NHL lineage. I've seen it in person with my boys playing with sons of NHL players. The kids simply have access to not only dad's brains and experience regarding hockey, but access to the other players as well as the coaches - not…

lol Yes Bert, you have to still draft or sign well.

Except the Rangers always get the wrong part of the lineage.Marcel Hossa to start.So far Ronning.I believe we had a young Gretzky brother in the system,or at least in for a tryout at some point.

I'm not leery of NHL lineage. I've seen it in person with my boys playing with sons of NHL players. The kids simply have access to not only dad's brains and experience regarding hockey, but access to the other players as well as the coaches - not…

I'm not leery of NHL lineage. I've seen it in person with my boys playing with sons of NHL players. The kids simply have access to not only dad's brains and experience regarding hockey, but access to the other players as well as the coaches - not…

I'm not leery of NHL lineage. I've seen it in person with my boys playing with sons of NHL players. The kids simply have access to not only dad's brains and experience regarding hockey, but access to the other players as well as the coaches - not…

(Quote from Eddie_Mio)

You could look at it the other way. McD had a wide open net, and still couldn't put it in. Ole Rangeritis.

My thoughts on game 4...

Hard working, heavy forward of the day.

Next up: Brett Harrison, 6'2 185 C from Oshawa-OHL:

Rankings

• NHL Central Scouting: 50th (amongst NA skaters)
• Future Considerations: 29^th
• Peter Baracchini’s March Rankings: 32^nd
• Andrew Forbes’ February

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