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First pair anchor for a 2nd line RW? Like the Tortorelli paraphrase, what a joke! But I wouldn't doubt that part, remember him slamming Dubi last year during his holdout. I can't wait for this idiot to be fired, your the coach DH, not the GM so STFU! Does he really expect these guys to play for him!

Tuesday, 08.31.2010 / 4:08 PM / 2010 Offseason News By Dan Rosen  - NHL.com Staff Writer  61Share

NEW YORK -- Despite starting 72 games last season, mostly without a safety net since the Rangers didn't have a real suitable backup for him, Henrik Lundqvist said he didn't feel a twinge of exhaustion as he packed up for the long summer following Game No. 82 of the regular season.

Was his pride crushed? Yes. Was he angry? Of course. But, Lundqvist felt strong and was ready to continue on into the spring if he and the Rangers had just won that last-day shootout in Philadelphia.

But looking back on his 2009-10 season, and particularly his workload, Lundqvist admitted Tuesday in an interview with NHL.com that starting 72 regular-season games nowadays is not smart if you want to keep up your hopes of playing into June.

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The last goalie to start 70-plus regular-season games and then play into June was Martin Brodeur in 2003 when he started 73 before leading the Devils to the Stanley Cup. The highest number of starts for a Cup Final goalie since was the 61 made by Marc-Andre Fleury in 2008-09.

That's why Lundqvist is so excited to head to camp with Martin Biron as his backup. Biron can spell Lundqvist for 20 or so starts and the drop-off won't be as significant as it was last season when Steve Valiquette, Alex Auld, Matt Zaba and Chad Johnson combined for just 10 starts.

"For a regular season, I think, no, (72 starts) is not too much. But our goal should be and has to be to play in June, so (signing Biron) is just another step in that direction," Lundqvist, who won 35 of those starts, told NHL.com. "Let's look forward here, move forward and see what we can do this year."

Lundqvist was in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday being honored as the newest celebrity inducted into Gray Line New York's "Ride of Fame" campaign. He was on hand for a ceremony to reveal and ride on the tour bus that is personalized in his honor.

Whoopi Goldberg, Donald Trump and Rachael Ray are the other celebrities with Gray Line buses named for them, but they didn't have to listen to fans on the street in front of Madison Square Garden ordering them to "Bring us the Cup."

Lundqvist and the Rangers fell way short of that goal last season, when they were knocked out of the playoff race on the final day of the regular season. The sting hasn't faded with time.

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ALL 2010 OFFSEASON STORIES › <!-- end related medi--><!-- Widget end. -->"It hits you once in a while, but at the same time it's hard to get disappointed or mad for losing the last game," Lundqvist said. "That's not where we lost the season. We went on a great run the last 12 games, but we just put ourselves in a really bad spot going into the last 15 games."

The Rangers have made changes since, adding Alexander Frolov, Derek Boogaard, Todd White and most recently Tim Kennedy to their fleet of forwards. But the move that most affects Lundqvist is the acquisition of Biron.

Of course, it's ridiculous to think the main reason the Rangers didn't make the playoffs last season was because they had a revolving door of backup goalies. But those four backups combined for just three wins -- one more would have put New York in the playoffs.

Lundqvist had everything fall onto his shoulders. With Biron that shouldn't be the case.

"When I'm not playing, we have a great goalie to step in and it's going to push me to play even better because if I'm not playing well enough he will take my job," Lundqvist said.

For now, Lundqvist is focused on getting an early start. He is already skating with some of his teammates at the Rangers' suburban practice facility, and can sense the vibe among the guys being one of anticipation.

He's hoping everyone who was around last season remembers how hard it was to watch hockey this spring.

"I hope that is going to be the feeling starting camp, that everybody is determined to be better, to improve," Lundqvist said. "Me personally, you take it pretty hard. You're the goalie and you have a big impact if you're going to make it or not, and we didn't last year so I want to have a better year.

"I can't wait for camp to start."

 

Rangers' 22-member squad has 19 players who are team's NHL property

Monday, 07.26.2010 / 12:33 PM / Prospects Central New York Rangers

New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today the preliminary roster for the 2010 Traverse City Tournament in Traverse City, Michigan.

Defensemen Dylan McIlrath, left, and Ryan McDonagh will be teammates on the Rangers' 2010 Traverse City (Mich.) Prospects Tournament squad.

The annual prospect tournament is scheduled to begin on Sept. 11, when the Rangers’ prospects face-off against the Columbus Blue Jackets’ prospects. This marks the fifth consecutive year that a team of Rangers prospects will be going to Traverse City for the eight-team tournament.

A group of 22 prospects will represent the Rangers next month at the annual Traverse City Prospects Tournament, which the Blueshirts won in 2007.

Nineteen of the 22 members of the 2010 roster are players whose NHL rights are currently owned by the Rangers. Eleven players are Rangers draftees from the past two years, while eight others have already signed their first NHL contracts with the team.

Seventeen of the 22 players participated in the Rangers’ annual Prospect Development Camp earlier this summer. This includes 2010 draft picks Dylan McIlrath, Christian Thomas, Andrew Yogan, Jason Wilson and Randy McNaught.

Forward Evgeny Grachev, the Rangers’ 2008 third round selection, will be returning to the tournament for the third straight season. He will be joined by fellow 2008 third round draft pick, defenseman Tomas Kundratek, who was a member of the Rangers’ Traverse City team last summer.

Five players from the 2009 draft class – forwards Ryan Bourque, Ethan Werek and Roman Horak, defenseman Daniel Maggio and goaltender Scott Stajcer – are also back from the 2009 team, as is defenseman Sam Klassen.

Competing in the tournament’s “Gretzky Division”, the Rangers will play round-robin games against Carolina, Columbus and Minnesota, beginning with the Sept. 11 tilt against Columbus’ prospects. Their placement in the round-robin will determine who they face in the championship round that concludes the tournament.

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2010 NY RANGERS TRAVERSE CITY PROSPECTS TOURNAMENT ROSTER
Forwards
Player	POS.	HT	WT	Age	2008-09 Team (League)
Ryan Bourque	LW	5-9	171	19	Quebec (QMJHL)
Evgeny Grachev	RW	6-4	222	20	Hartford (AHL)
Roman Horak	C	6-0	175	19	Chilliwack (WHL)
Colin Martin	LW	6-2	206	19	London (OHL)
Chris McKelvie	RW	6-1	195	25	Bemidji State (CHA); Hartford (AHL)
Randy McNaught	RW	6-4	220	19	Saskatoon (WHL)
Brendan Shinnimin	C	5-10	176	19	Tri-City (WHL)
Derek Stepan	C	6-0	187	20	Wisconsin (WCHA)
Christian Thomas	RW	5-9	164	18	Oshawa (OHL)
Ethan Werek	C	6-1	195	19	Kingston (OHL)
Jason Wilson	LW	6-2	206	20	Owen Sound (OHL)
Andrew Yogan	LW	6-3	203	18	Erie (OHL)
Defensemen
Lee Baldwin	D	6-3	200	22	Alaska-Anchorage (WCHA); Hartford (AHL)
Sam Klassen	D	6-2	199	21	Saskatoon (WHL)
Tomas Kundratek	D	6-2	200	20	Medicine Hat (WHL)
Dan Maggio	D	6-3	202	19	Sudbury (OHL)
Brandon Manning	D	6-1	195	20	Chilliwack (WHL)
Dylan McIlrath	D	6-4	218	18	Moose Jaw (WHL)
Ryan McDonagh	D	6-1	222	21	Wisconsin (WCHA)
Jyri Niemi	D	6-2	208	20	Saskatoon (WHL)
Goaltenders
Scott Stajcer	G	6-3	200	19	Owen Sound (OHL)
Cam Talbot	G	6-3	205	23	Alabama-Huntsville (CHA); Hartford (AHL)

 

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Day	Date	Opponent	Time
Saturday	Sept. 11	Columbus Blue Jackets	3:30 p.m.
Sunday	Sept. 12	Carolina Hurricanes	5:30 p.m.
Tuesday	Sept. 14	Minnesota Wild	3:30 p.m.
Wednesday	Sept. 15	Placement Game (opponent TBD)	TBD

Hope NHL network carries the games.

Penguins Sign Defenseman Potter Friday, 07.16.2010 / 1:15 PM / News Pittsburgh Penguins

The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed defenseman Corey Potter to a one-year contract, it was announced today by executive vice president and general manager Ray Shero.

The deal is for the 2010-11 season and is a two-way contract that will pay Potter $500,000 at the NHL level.

Potter, 26, has played in eight career NHL games with the New York Rangers, recording two points (1G-1A).

Potter, who was drafted by the Rangers in the fourth round (122nd overall) of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, has played the majority of his career with New York’s top-minor league affiliate, the Hartford Wolfpack of the American Hockey League.

In 246 games with Hartford, Potter has posted 21 goals, 81 assists and 102 points. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound blueliner added 10 points (2G-8A) in 18 postseason contests with the Wolfpack.

The Lansing, Michigan native played four collegiate seasons at Michigan State University. In 150 career games, Potter recorded 44 points (8G-36A). As a senior, he set career highs across the board in games played (45), goals (t-4), assists (18) and points (22).

Potter played two years for the United States National Development Team from 2000-02. He was a member of Team U.S.A.’s first-ever World Under-18 Championship gold-medal winning team in 2002, and also won a gold medal in the 2004 World Junior Championships with Team U.S.A. 

 

Didnt even see this. Thought he was a RFA.

Here is a complete list.

The NHL Players' Association released the names of the 31 players who filed for arbitration Monday. Here's the list:

Anaheim Ducks
James Wisniewski

Atlanta Thrashers
Ben Eager
Andrew Ladd
Clarke MacArthur

Boston Bruins
Greg Campbell
Blake Wheeler

Buffalo Sabres
Tim Kennedy

Calgary Flames
Ian White

Chicago Blackhawks
Antti Niemi

Columbus Blue Jackets
Jared Boll
Anton Stralman

Dallas Stars
Fabian Brunnstrom

Detroit Red Wings
Derek Meech

Edmonton Oilers
Gilbert Brule
Jeff Deslauriers
Jean-Francois Jacques

Los Angeles Kings
Brad Richardson

New Jersey Devils
Mark Fraser

New York Islanders
Matt Moulson

New York Rangers
Daniel Girardi

Ottawa Senators
Chris Campoli
Peter Regin

Philadelphia Flyers
Daniel Carcillo

St. Louis Blues
Cam Janssen

Tampa Bay Lightning
Nate Thompson

Vancouver Canucks
Tanner Glass
Jannik Hansen
Mason Raymond

Washington Capitals
Eric Fehr
Tomas Fleischmann
Jeff Schultz

 

The New York Islanders signed a pair of defensemen Friday in Mark Eaton and Milan Jurcina. Both were unrestricted free agents.

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Eaton signed a $5 million, two-year deal, a source told ESPN.com, while Jurcina signed for one year, $1 million, the same source said.

Eaton, 33, had 16 points (3-13) and a plus-5 rating in 79 games with the Pittsburgh Penguins last season. He was squeezed out of Pittsburgh after the Penguins signed blue-liners Paul Martin and Zbynek Michalek on Thursday.

Jurcina, 27, had seven points (1-6) and a plus-2 rating in 44 games with the Washington Capitals and Columbus Blue Jackets last season.

In other moves Friday, the Islanders also signed tough guy Zenon Konopka and forward P.A. Parenteau.

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Jason Wilson Left Wing
Born Apr 15 1990 -- Richmond Hill, ONT
Height 6.02 -- Weight 205 -- Shoots L

			Regular Season					Playoffs
Season	Team	Lge	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
2007-08	Toronto Jr. Canadiens	OPJHL	37	7	10	17	69
2008-09	London Knights	OHL	52	12	5	17	104	14	0	2	2	8
2009-10	Owen Sound Attack	OHL	46	17	18	35	101	--	--	--

He is not ranked among the top

Jesper Fasth

 

Birthyear: 1991-12-02 Birthplace: Nässjö, SWE Age: 18 Nation: Sweden Position: RW Shoots: R Height: 182 cm / 6'0" Weight: 80 kg / 176 lbs Youth Team: Nässjö HC Contract: 11/12 Drafted: 2010 round 6 #157 overall by New York Rangers  Spelarprofil på svenska Fasth is a very good skater with nice acceleration and top speed. He works very hard, forechecks with impressive intensity and also create a lot of offense thanks to his agility and speed. Has decent hockey sense, technical skills and scoring ability, but it perhaps still more likely to develop into a role player. Is not an overly physical player, but likes to play through rough traffic and does it pretty well.

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Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	TP	PIM		Postseason	GP	G	A	TP	PIM
2006-2007	Nässjö HC J18	J18 Div.1	-	-	-	-	-	|
	Nässjö HC J20	J20 Div.1	-	-	-	-	-	|
2007-2008	Småland	TV-Pucken	8	4	2	6	8	|
	HV71 J18	J18 Elit	16	8	4	12	4	|
	HV71 J18	J18 Allsvenskan	14	7	7	14	10	|
	HV71 J20	SuperElit	3	0	0	0	2	|
2008-2009	HV71 J18	J18 Elit	2	2	2	4	0	|
	HV71 J18	J18 Allsvenskan	1	0	0	0	2	|
	HV71 J20	SuperElit	37	7	7	14	16	|	Playoffs	7	2	1	3	6
2009-2010	HV71 J20	SuperElit	37	23	26	49	10	|	Playoffs	3	0	2	2	0
	HV71	Elitserien	2	0	0	0	0	|
	Sweden U18 (all)	International	4	0	0	0	12	|
	Sweden U19 (all)	International	6	5	3	8	2	|
2010-2011	HV71	Elitserien	-	-	-	-	-	|

	GP	G	A	TP	PIM
Elitserien:	2	0	0	0	0
SuperElit:	77	30	33	63	28
J18 Allsvenskan:	15	7	7	14	12

Season Awards by season 2007-2008 TV-Pucken Champion 2008-2009 J20 SuperElit SM-silver Medal

Awards by league - J20 SuperElit SM-silver Medal 08/09 - TV-Pucken Champion 07/08

 

Ranked 33rd among International Skat

 

Andrew Yogan Center
Born Dec 4 1991 -- Boca Raton, FL
Height 6.03 -- Weight 202 -- Shoots L

			Regular Season					Playoffs
Season	Team	Lge	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
2007-08	Windsor Spitfires	OHL	50	5	2	7	32	5	0	0	0	6
2008-09	Windsor Spitfires	OHL	16	5	3	8	24	--	--	--	--	--
2008-09	Erie Otters	OHL	35	17	17	34	32	--	--	--	--	--
2009-10	Erie Otters	OHL	63	25	30	55	97	--	--	--

Andrew Yogan
North American Skater
Erie, OHL
Final Rank:	61	Midterm Rank:	65
Position:	Left Wing/Center	Shoots:	Left
Height:	6' 3"	Weight:	205
Born:	December 4, 1991	Hometown:	Boca Raton, FL
Born in:	Coral Springs, FL, USA

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• SCOUTING REPORT
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• PHOTOS
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• Yogan had 25 goals and 55 points in 63 games this season before a broken foot, suffered blocking a shot, ended his season in early March.

• Selected by the Windsor Spitfires in 2007, he played his rookie season with Windsor before heading to Erie in a trade.

• A Boca Raton native, Yogan was originally interested in karate, but got his start in hockey at the age of seven when a friend asked him to come out and skate. He played his minor hockey for the Florida Junior Panthers and his first team was the Coral Springs Coyotes. He also played a year of minor hockey for former Detroit Red Wings defenseman, Uwe Krupp, who influenced his career and helped him make it to the OHL.

• His father, Mark, is a pilot and they travelled thousands of miles in minor hockey playing in several tournaments around North America – one of his favourite memories was winning the MVP award at the Boston Junior Chowder Cup.

FAVORITES

NHL team: Florida Panthers
NHL player: Joe Thornton
Shootout move: “Fake forehand, backhand, forehand, low blocker”
Goal celebration: “Fist pump”
Video game: Call of Duty
Movie: Wedding Crashers
TV show: Nitro Circus
Actor: Will Ferrell
Music artist: Lil Wayne
Website: facebook.com
Book: Davinci Code
Pump-up song: New noise by Refused
Home-cooked meal: Salmon, Fettuccini Alfredo
Activity away from the rink: Beach

2008-09	London Knights	OHL	32	4	7	11	4	--	--	--	--	--
2008-09	Oshawa Generals	OHL	27	4	10	14	10	--	--	--	--	--
2009-10	Oshawa Generals	OHL	64	41	25	66	27	--	--	--	--	--

here are his stats, he is a right shooting RW ranked 69th by Central Scouting among domestic skaters. Is the son of Steve Thomas.

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Christian Thomas North American Skater Oshawa, OHL Final Rank:  69 Midterm Rank:  114 Position:  Right Wing Shoots:  Right Height:  5' 9" Weight:  162 Born:  May 26, 1992 Hometown:  Toronto, ON Born in:  Toronto, ON, CAN

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<!-- 1ST TAB --> • After scoring just eight goals in 2008-09, Thomas exploded in 2009-10 scoring 41 to lead Oshawa and rank seventh in the Ontario Hockey League. He scored a franchise record four short-handed goals to tie for second in the league and went five for nine in the shootout – five goals and nine attempts was the most by any OHL player this season.

• His father, Steve, was never drafted into the NHL but went on to play over 1200 games between 1984 and 2004 for Toronto, Chicago, New York Islanders, New Jersey, Anaheim and Detroit.

2010 Prospect Development Camp from Monday, June 28, to Friday, July 2, at the Madison Square Garden Training Center.

2010 New York Rangers Prospect Development Camp Roster
Player	POS.	HT	WT	DOB	2009-10 Team (League)
Ryan Bourque	C	5-9	175	1/3/91	Quebec (QMJHL)
Evgeny Grachev	C	6-4	220	2/21/90	Hartford (AHL)
Danny Hobbs	C	5-11	188	6/21/89	UMass-Amherst (HE)
Roman Horak	C	6-0	189	5/21/91	Chilliwack (WHL)
Chris Kreider	LW	6-2	205	4/30/91	Boston College (HE)
Tomas Kundratek	D	6-2	190	12/26/89	Medicine Hat (WHL)
Daniel Maggio	D	6-3	205	3/4/91	Sudbury (OHL)
Ryan McDonagh	D	6-1	212	6/13/89	Wisconsin (WCHA)
Jyri Niemi	D	6-3	210	6/15/90	Saskatoon (WHL)
Mikhail Pashnin	D	5-11	187	5/11/89	Moscow CSKA (KHL)
Derek Stepan	C	6-0	172	6/18/90	Wisconsin (WCHA)
Ethan Werek	C	6-1	199	6/7/91	Kingston (OHL)

OTHER INVITEES:

Player	POS.	2009-10 Team (League)
Tommy Grant	LW	Alaska-Anchorage (WCHA)
Keith Kinkaid	G	Union (ECAC)
Chris McKelvie	F	Bemidji St. (CHA), Hartford (AHL)
Todd Orlando	D	Sarnia (GOJHL) (2006-07)
Blake Parlett	D	Mississauga (OHL)
Ken Peroff	D	Brampton (OHL)
Matt Read	F	Bemidji State (CHA)
Rick Schofield	F	Lake Superior (CCHA)

Surprised Hagelin isn't participating.

ISS Top 30 for 2010 NHL Draft

Rank	Player	Pos	Ht.	Wt.	S/C	DoB	Team	League
1.	TAYLOR HALL	LW	6'1	185	L	Nov 14/91	Windsor	OHL
2.	TYLER SEGUIN	C	6'1	186	R	Jan 31/92	Plymouth	OHL
3.	BRANDON GORMLEY	LD	6'1	175	L	Feb 18/92	Moncton	QMJHL
4.	VLADIMIR TARASENKO	F	5'10	167	L	Dec 13/91	Sibir	KHL
5.	CAM FOWLER	LD	6'2	190	L	Dec 5/91	Windsor	OHL
6.	NINO NIEDERREITER	LW	6'2	203	L	Sept 9/92	Portland	WHL
7.	ERIK GUDBRANSON	RD	6'3	199	R	Jan 7/92	Kingston	OHL
8.	RYAN JOHANSEN	C	6'3	188	R	Jul 31/92	Portland	WHL
9.	JEFFERY SKINNER	C	5'10	182	L	May 16/92	Kitchener	OHL
10.	DEREK FORBORT	LD	6'4	198	L	Mar 4/92	U18	USHL
11.	JONATHAN MERRILL	LD	6'3	198	L	Mar 3/92	U18	USHL
12.	AUSTIN WATSON	RW	6'3	177	R	Jan 13/92	Peterborough	OHL
13.	BRETT CONNOLLY	LW	6'2	181	R	May 2/92	Prince George	WHL
14.	ALEX BURMISTROV	C	6'0	170	R	Oct 21/91	Barrie	OHL
15.	MIKAEL GRANLUND	LW	5'10	176	L	Feb 26/92	HIFK	FinE
16.	QUINTON HOWDEN	LW	6'3	183	L	Jan 12/92	Moose Jaw	WHL
17.	MARK PYSYK	RD	6'1	175	R	Jan 11/92	Edmonton	WHL
18.	EMERSON ETEM	C	6'0	194	R	Jun 6/92	Medicine Hat	WHL
19.	EVGENY KUZNETSOV	F	6'0	174	L	May 19/92	Meche	RUSU
20.	TYLER PITLICK	C	6'2	194	R	Nov 1/91	Munkato	WCHA
21.	NICK BJUGSTAD	W	6'3	188	R	Jul 17/92	Blain	MN-HS
22.	RILEY SHEAHAN	C	6'2	195	L	Dec 7/91	NDU	CCHA
23.	JADEN SCHWARTZ	C	5'10	180	L	Jun 25/92	Tri City	USHL
24.	STANISLAV GALIEV	C	6'5	178	R	Jan. 17/92	Saint John	QMJHL
25.	JARRED TINORDI	LD	6'5	205	L	Feb 20/92	U18	USHL
26.	BROCK NELSON	C	6'3	205	L	Oct 15/91	Warroad	MN-HS
27.	LUDWIG RENSFELTD	LW	6'2	192	L	Jan 29/92	Brynas	SJ18A
28.	CHARLIE COYLE	RW	6'2	202	R	Mar 2/92	South Shore	EJHL
29.	JOHAN LARSSON	LW	5'10	200	L	Aug 25/92	Brynas	SJ18A
30.	JASON ZUCKER	LW	5'10	175	L	Jan 16/92	U-18	USHL