Center trying to shake off rough stretch earlier this season, hoping to help Sweden in best-on-best tournament

The Rangers end January having gained 19 out of a possible 28 points, but the teams around them in the standings have kept pace.

For all the layers to this peculiar Rangers season, the cascading effect of his dropoff has been at the forefront.

New York Rangers alternate captain Mika Zibanejad attended the Rangers annual Casino Night event accompanied by his wife, Irma Helin, on Thursday.

Finger-pointing from New York home town broadcasters cannot be ignored. Certainly not when slip-sliding Mika Zibanejad and sloppy Breadman Panarin are the overpriced culprits. After Panarin blew a first-minute play against Carolina one local broadcaster said, "Get him off the ice."

A revitalizing January took the Rangers to the 50-game mark of their 2024-25 season, which was essentially hanging in the balance just a month ago. The way it ended, however, had shades of the dismal 4-15 stretch that nearly doomed their playoff hopes.

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The Maven is willing to bet that – at some time or other this season – a Ranger has said, "it's time that we take a good look in the mirror." (K'Andre Miller did it two games ago.) Until that magical mirror comes along we should turn our attention to what the Beloved Blueshirts are telling the media these nights.

Barring any injuries, the Toronto Maple Leafs will have at least one player on each of the 4 Nations Face-Off rosters next month. Sweden’s lone Leafs representative, William Nylander, is no stranger to the national team program.

The Rangers may have recovered from their disastrous December, but still have not fully climbed out of the hole they dug themselves in.

The New York Rangers are all set for their matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes tonight at 7 PM EST. Here’s everything you need to know from a Rangers perspective. Projected

On Sunday, the NHL revealed the New York Rangers’ quarter-century team. The first team features many stars from the team’s recent history. Forwards Chris Kreider, Artemi Panarin and Mika Zibanejad – all on the active roster – are in front of defensemen Adam Fox and Ryan McDonagh and Hall of Fame goaltender Henrik Lundqvist.