Colin Stephenson is a sports writer with a focus on local sports in the United States, particularly in New York. He has written for various publications including LNP | LancasterOnline, Derrick Publishing Co, and Newsday Media Group. Colin's articles cover a range of topics including game recaps, player performances, team standings, and roster updates.
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Colin Stephenson's primary focus is sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. He predominantly covers local events related to the New York Rangers and their players. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing events such as player performances, team strategies, injuries, or trade rumors involving the New York Rangers.
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WASHINGTON — When they made their run to the Eastern Conference finals two years ago, the Rangers were absolutely exhausted when it was over, having played 20 games in 40 days, one every other day for six weeks.
By: Colin Stephenson
His crushing hit on Trevor van Riemsdyk angered the Caps, but Rempe chose to not fight Tom Wilson. "It's hard to say no sometimes, if that makes sense,'' he said.
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WASHINGTON – Rangers forward Artemi Panarin grinned when asked about being booed by the crowd in Capital One Arena when he touched the puck on Friday in Game 3 of the first-round series against the Capitals.
By: Colin Stephenson
WASHINGTON – Whether it happened late Sunday night, or had to wait a few days, eventually, Rangers coach Peter Laviolette was going to have to walk
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"It's not like we flipped a switch going into the playoffs,'' said the coach, whose team had the third best power play and third best penalty-kill in the regular season.
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WASHINGTON – The Rangers, who were the first team in the NHL to clinch a playoff spot this season, became the first to win a series, and advance to
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In case you missed it, the Rangers completed a sweep of their first-round series against the Capitals Sunday night in Washington, becoming the first team to advance to the second round of the NHL playoffs.
By: Colin Stephenson
When the trade deadline came and went, and he stayed with the Rangers, Kaapo Kakko could breathe a sigh of relief.
Laviolette coached the Hurricanes to the Cup in 2006 and the Rangers outlasted them in 2022 playoffs
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