Larry Brooks is a writer at the New York Post. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, with a particular focus on hockey, the NHL, and the Stanley Cup, as well as the sports business landscape in New York. His work has also been featured in National Review.
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By: Larry Brooks
Vincent Trocheck has emerged as the Rangers’ public conscience in the wake of Jacob Trouba’s Dec. 13 exit to Anaheim.
So now that the debate about how large a percentage of the cap can be devoted to a goaltender has subsided in the wake of Igor Shesterkin's
By: Larry Brooks
Ownership and management had no stomach for this. The hierarchy was not going to allow this flawed core to fire another head coach less than two
By: Larry Brooks
In Sunday's Slap Shots, I did a (partial) ranking of the best numbers in NHL history. The idea for that was born last week, when I checked on Rangers who had worn No. 17 after the team acquired Will Borgen.
By: Larry Brooks
So when asked about this latest development in which he is set to be scratched for the fifth time in six games when the Bruins come to the Garden on Thursday, Jones took some time so that he could choose his words wisely.
By: Larry Brooks
Nothing changes for Jonathan Quick in the wake of Igor Shesterkin going on IR with an upper-body injury.
By: Larry Brooks
IN WORKING WITH DOZENS of wineries over the years, it has been my experience that most do not utilize bench trials effectively or frequently enough.
By: Larry Brooks
Jonathan Quick was superlative in the Blueshirts’ victory over the Bruins at the Garden on Thursday in recording the 399th win over his NHL career.
By: Larry Brooks
There is no standard. It is preposterous. It is amateurish. Coaching decisions to challenge (or not) are essentially made in the dark.
By: Larry Brooks
Reminiscing about Rangers’ unheralded backup goalies after Louis Domingue’s recent heroics.
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