Mollie Walker is a General Assignment Sports Reporter for the New York Post, specializing in coverage of the New York Rangers hockey team. She is also a contributor to NHL Network and co-hosts the podcast "Up in the Blue Seats." Mollie's work has been featured in FOX SPORTS Australia and she is an active member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.
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Mollie Walker's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly hockey with a strong emphasis on the New York Rangers and NHL. Her articles often cover events and include expert commentary related to these topics.
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The Rangers’ strength on the road so far this season continues to shine through.
0 seconds of 2 minutes, 40 seconds Volume 0% CALGARY, Alberta — Filip Chytil made it just in time to join the Rangers for the second half
By: Mollie Walker
The Flames came out on top in the third period to hand the Rangers a 3-2 loss and end their three-game win streak.
By: Mollie Walker
The 21-year-old Mancini was about to put on his skates for practice in Hartford when he heard he got the call from the Blueshirts.
By: Mollie Walker
The Rangers, who were drilled 6-2 by the Oilers on Saturday night in Edmonton, have given up five goals or more five times already this season.
By: Mollie Walker
It appears as though the Blueshirts are turning to their AHL affiliate’s leading scorer to provide a shock to the system.
The Rangers are searching for answers and seemingly turning to a familiar face to help find them.
By: Mollie Walker
The Rangers turned to their internal youth to resuscitate the team after an alarming finish to their four-game road trip, but it did not prevent the club from losing its third straight game.
The recall couldn’t have come at a better time for Brett Berard, who was the Wolf Pack’s leading scorer with 13 points (seven goals, six assists) in 16 games so far this season.
When the Rangers’ longest-tenured player, Chris Kreider, was suddenly sidelined the day after his name was mentioned in president and general manager Chris Drury’s league-wide memo eliciting trade …
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