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Season begins as last one ended for the Rangers — with a frustrating late-game loss (opens the original)
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BOSTON – For as much as the New York Rangers changed this past off-season, it would almost be tough to believe that a lot of things could possibly look the same. An upgraded D core, adding a sniper like Pavel Dorofeyev to replace some now-departed top forwards like Vincent Trocheck, even relying on 18-year-old Alberts Smits to play a key role on the team after being selected fifth overall in this summer’s NHL Draft. And they still have arguably the best goaltender in the world, Igor Shesterkin.
Marc Del Gaizo grew up a Rangers fan. Now he’s trying to stick with the Blueshirts (opens the original)
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NEW YORK – A simple look at the depth chart will tell you that the chances of Marc Del Gaizo making the New York Rangers roster for Opening Night are next to impossible. You certainly wouldn’t know it from watching the 26-year-old Basking Ridge-born defenseman play in Thursday night’s 4-3 preseason shootout victory over the New Jersey Devils at Madison Square Garden. Del Gaizo gave head coach Mike Sullivan a lot to think about after his preseason debut; the 26-year-old defenseman, who signed a t
Veterans Varlamov and Vanecek battling for Islanders’ backup goaltender job (opens the original)
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NEW YORK – With the National Hockey League’s new shortened preseason — it’s now just four games after two regular season contests were added this year — decisions must be made more quickly than ever. For the three local teams, there are significant ones for each to make when it comes to goaltending. The most compelling may just belong to Pete DeBoer and the New York Islanders, who defeated the New York Rangers, 4-3, at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, thanks in part to a perfect, 10-save
Jets still have some things to kick around after preseason finale (opens the original)
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EAST RUTHERFORD — The Jets left with more questions than answers after their preseason finale on Friday night at MetLife Stadium, a tough-to-watch 23-6 defeat at the hands of their cross-stadium rival, the Giants. With Geno Smith, who was among many, many regulars on both sides who didn’t suit up for the game formerly known as the “Snoopy Bowl,” having a firm grasp on Gang Green’s starting quarterback job, who will be backing him up is hardly written in stone. Cade Klubnik, the team’s fourth-rou
Jets rookie QB Klubnik’s poise impresses in preseason opener (opens the original)
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EAST RUTHERFORD — As second-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn walked up to a press conference podium hidden several security checkpoints deep within the underbelly of MetLife Stadium following his team’s 24-16 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Friday night, he delivered some needed perspective given the date on the calendar. “The good thing about preseason, is you get a chance to learn,” he said, unprompted. What you take away from individual performances still does, however. With what’s-old-is
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