Larry Brooks is a writer for the New York Post, specializing in coverage of the New York Rangers and the NHL. With a focus on local sports, Larry provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the team's performance, player development, and game strategies. His articles offer insights into the world of hockey and keep fans updated on the latest news and happenings in the New York City sports scene.
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Larry Brooks' focus is primarily on local sports, particularly hockey and the New York Rangers. He covers events extensively and also includes expert commentary in his articles. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or coaches, insights into team strategies and dynamics, or perspectives from experts within the world of hockey.
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This is where No. 13 was always meant to be. The Rangers did not mess up this pick, after all.
What in the world is going on with the Devils? They allow Jack Hughes to be targeted in open-ice by Islanders defenseman Alexander Romanov, and in the same week they stand by and do nothing when Je…
By: Larry Brooks
I must confess that I have no clue what the big-picture plan is for Rempe. If the organization even has one at the moment.
By: Larry Brooks
WASHINGTON — There has been a steady drip, drip, drip in the ice time awarded to Mika Zibanejad's and No. 93's line and the Swede doesn't have to look at the final scoresheet to recognize that his shifts are somewhat farther and fewer between.
WASHINGTON — This was when Chris Kreider was a pup in this league and surrounded by veteran teammates such as Martin St. Louis.
By: Larry Brooks
WASHINGTON — They have been getting away with lax work on the defensive side of the puck pretty much since the season commenced.
By: Larry Brooks
The Rangers' carelessness on the ice in Washington on Tuesday was matched by the Yankees' negligence on the field in The Bronx the following night.
He could flip left wings Panarin and Kreider. He could flip right wings Lafreniere and Smith. He could flip centermen Trocheck and Zibanejad. Or, Laviolette could do none of the above.
By: Larry Brooks
It’s been a long time since Jimmy Vesey has been in the Rangers’ lineup. That is expected to change Sunday vs. Islanders.
By: Larry Brooks
So coach Peter Laviolette shook it up for Sunday afternoon’s Garden match against the depleted, talent-compromised Islanders and the Blueshirts rolled to a 5-2 empty-net aided victory.
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