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Joe's Reaction of the Week (Snark's Version): Rangers Success Requires Mike Sullivan to Evolve (opens the original)
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Joe is on sabbatical from Joe's Reaction of the Week until November. Until then, other Blueshirt Banter's writers will be filling in for him. Today, it's Snark Messier. The number one song in the country is Future’s “Wait for U,” featuring Drake and Tems. The number one movie in the country is Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which is pulling in more than $18 million at the domestic box office. Everyone on social media is dancing to Lizzo’s “About Damn Time,” with more than 800,000 T
Rangers vs. Devils: Preseason Doesn't Count, But It Does Matter (opens the original)
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When Chris Drury sent out his Letter last season he said that the New York Rangers were going to:...target players that bring tenacity, skill, speed, and a winning pedigree with a focus on obtaining young players, draft picks, and cap space to allow us flexibility moving forward. A lot of that was on display in preseason game number three against the New Jersey Devils. The roster that took the ice was a mix of three types of players:Guys we can expect to take the ice when the season kicks off.Gu
2026 Rangers Season Previews: Mika Zibanejad (opens the original)
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This article is part of an ongoing series of New York Rangers Season Previews, taking a close look at what we can, and should, expect from each member of the 2026-27 New York Rangers. To read other articles in this series, go here. A year ago, Mika Zibanejad entered training camp as one of the biggest question marks on the New York Rangers’ roster. Now he’s coming off a 34-goal, 78-point season in which he led the Rangers in both categories and tied for the team lead with 44 assists. He was also
2026 Rangers Season Previews: Noah Laba (opens the original)
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A year ago, Noah Laba had never played an NHL game. By the end of the 2025-26 season, he had played 74 of them. More importantly, he had done enough in those 74 games to change the conversation surrounding him. Laba is no longer a prospect trying to prove he belongs in the NHL. He’s a Ranger trying to determine how large of a role he can handle. The defensive side of his game translated almost immediately. The offensive side remains a work in progress, and his 5v5 numbers left plenty of room for
2026 Rangers Season Previews: Tye Kartye (opens the original)
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When the New York Rangers claimed Tye Kartye off waivers from the Seattle Kraken on Feb. 27, the reasoning behind the move was fairly straightforward. In a post on X after the move, The Athletic's Vince Mercogliano noted that New York liked Kartye for his size, physicality, and penalty-killing ability. At the time, the 24-year-old had three goals and eight points in 40 games with Seattle and looked like another inexpensive depth option for a Rangers team in the middle of reshaping its roster. Ul
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