The New York Rangers may already have a top coaching candidate in mind with Peter Laviolette officially out of the picture.

In a groundbreaking turn of events, the Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins, and New York Rangers will all miss the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs in the same season for the first time in league history. The ...

The Rangers just fired head coach Peter Laviolette and are not on the hunt for his replacement, with two candidates currently ...

NHL trade trees are an extraordinary way to view the effect a single trade has had on multiple organizations. Today, we will ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins might own the New York Rangers’ first-round pick in the June draft; it’s one of the assets they ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins’ flat performance against the Chicago Blachkawks Sunday afternoon may have done the organization a ...

Here are 12 candidates in what should be a thorough Rangers coaching search, with one caveat: If the top name is available, ...

For the first time in NHL history, the NY Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Boston Bruins have all missed the playoffs. Their absence marks a big change in the NHL playoff picture this postseason.

The natural follow up to that news of course was wondering who the next coach of the New York Rangers would be, with some ...

General manager Chris Drury started a retool of sorts last summer, dumping Barclay Goodrow on waivers to be picked up by the ...