Jack McKenna is a journalist based in New York City, specializing in local sports coverage and scientific advancements. With a focus on the New York Rangers hockey team, Jack also contributes to publications like MDPI and NJ Cannabis Insider, covering topics ranging from artificial intelligence in science to high school wrestling matches.
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Jack Mckenna's primary focus is on event coverage, particularly ice hockey with a specific emphasis on the New York Rangers and their games. If you have news or insights related to the New York Rangers, NHL games, or local ice hockey events in New York City, Jack would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Jack Mckenna
The second half of the New York Rangers' season kicks off in the Sin City tonight. After concluding the first half with a thrilling overtime victory against the New Jersey Devils, the Blueshirts have hit the road for a three-game trip against Western Conference opponents.New York ended the first
By: Jack McKenna, Jerome Miron-Imagn
For the first time since November, the Rangers are on a winning streak. With consecutive wins over New Jersey and Vegas and points in five of the last six games, New York could be turning its season around as the second half begins. It'll be another tough test for Peter Laviolette's squad in the Mile High City tonight against Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar and the high flying Colorado Avalanche.
By: Jack McKenna, James Guillory
The New York Rangers are set to make franchise history. For the first time ever, the Rangers will take the ice in the state of Utah and look to end this three-game road trip on a high note. It'll be the Rangers and Utah Hockey Club squaring off at the Delta Center tonight as Peter Laviolette's squad soaks in a new atmosphere.
By: Jack McKenna
***THIS STORY WILL BE UPDATED*** As juniors Sean Hemenway and Matthew Hemenway go, Parisppany Regional usually goes the same way.
Here are today's news and links:Rangers News:Andrew Crane points to Chris Kreider's game-winning goal on Thursday as something that can hopefully be a spark for the Blueshirts' longest tenured player (NY Post)Crane also discussed the different brand of hockey New York has played throughout its ongoing six
By: Jack McKenna, Brad Penner-Imagn
With their three game western road swing in the rear view mirror, the Blueshirts are back at Madison Square Garden with new life. Stops in Vegas, Colorado, and Utah netted the Rangers five out of a possible six points in the standings, and the 2-0-1 stretch improved the team to 4-0-2 in its last six games to breath New life and what appeared to be a lost 2024-25 campaign.
By: Jack McKenna, Brad Penner
EDITOR’S NOTE: Our apologies this game thread went up late. We had a scheduling issue. Have it it now!
By: Jack McKenna, Charles Leclaire
After playing four of the last five games on the road, the Rangers are set to wrap up January with a four game home stand that kicks off tonight. A successful weekend that saw Peter Laviolette's squad jump earn three points and jump three teams in the wild card race has given way to another pivotal matchup for playoffs positioning.
By: Jack McKenna, Rick Osentoski-Imagn
The Rangers are back in action for a pivotal Metropolitan Division rivalry matchup against the Philadelphia Flyers. While most of the Rangers-Flyers clashes in recent years haven't been worth much other than bragging rights, both teams are in the thick of the Eastern Conference playoff race, and two points for either team will go a long way towards moving further up the standings and closer to a wild card spot.
By: Jack McKenna
It was a banner day for Bloomfield at Essex County College in Newark on Friday. The reigning county champions secured titles in six weight classes
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