Arthur Staple is a Senior Writer for The Athletic, specializing in hockey coverage. His articles provide in-depth analysis, player profiles, and game recaps. Arthur's work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing his expertise and passion for the sport.
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Arthur Staple's coverage primarily revolves around ice hockey, particularly the New York Rangers and New York Islanders in the NHL. His articles include event coverage, announcements, investment analysis, and data citations related to these teams and players.
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By: Arthur Staple
The rookie has showed early in his NHL career that he can carry a big load despite his lack of hype. His OHL origins help explain it.
By: Arthur Staple
Fourteen games in, the Rangers' record is very good. But none of it matters if the defense and key players can't get their act together.
By: Arthur Staple
It's been a bit less than five months since New York dumped Goodrow to San Jose via waivers.
By: Arthur Staple
The concern after the Rangers' 3-2 win over the Sharks centered around Chytil, who left the game following a big collision.
By: Arthur Staple
As concern grows about Chytil's future even without a long-term diagnosis, the Rangers might need to start thinking about filling his spot.
By: Arthur Staple
Chytil missed all but 10 regular-season games and six playoff games last season after suffering a concussion in 2023.
By: Arthur Staple
Through 19 games, the Islanders are the definition of mediocre. No progress, no success.
By: Peter Baugh, Arthur Staple
The Rangers are 12-6-1 but have a number of veterans underperforming to start the season.
By: Arthur Staple
Trouba on being involved in a fresh round of trade talk: "You've got to kind of block all that out and just focus on playing hockey."
By: Arthur Staple
Here are 22 things we've seen and we may see from this wild and wacky Islanders season.
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