Larry Brooks is a Hockey Columnist/Beat Reporter at the New York Post. He covers team sports with a focus on major league sports, particularly the NHL and the New York Rangers. Larry's work has been featured in National Review, Wine Business Monthly, MSN, Yahoo Sports, and the New York Post.
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The Rangers are looking to add depth on the right side of the defense approaching Mike Sullivan’s first year behind the bench.
The Rangers history with first-round draft picks adds a layer to the Brennan Othmann saga. When an organization has perennial success developing young players, that gives the hierarchy and the player in question more room to progress at his own pace without constant looks over the shoulder. That organization has not been the Rangers.
By: Larry Brooks
It is possible that no more than six players who were in Tuesday night's lineup against the Bruins will make it to the Rangers opening-night roster, with only nine having pulled on the Blueshirt last season.
The Rangers do not have many spots open, but the 20-year-old has certainly made an impression.
By: Larry Brooks
The Rangers do not have many spots open, but the 20-year-old has certainly made an impression.
By: Larry Brooks
On one side of the aisle, there is Adam Oates, the cerebral, skilled, creative, gentlemanly Hall of Fame center who was runner-up four consecutive
The impressive work by young roster candidates Brett Berard, Gabe Perreault and Brennan Othmann overshadowed the Rangers' second straight third-period breakdown in
The Crash of 2024-25 saw this Rangers power-play group spiral into the fifth-worst power play in the NHL, respresenting a microcosm of the season.
By: Larry Brooks
The first meaningful cut was the deepest for Brennan Othmann, who was sent to the AHL Wolf Pack on Wednesday while the Rangers kept youngblood
By: Larry Brooks
Head coach Mike Sullivan was not talking about Braden Schneider when he cited the philosophical balancing act all organizations encounter when
