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Globe and Mail Update Published on Friday, Dec. 18, 2009 11:47PM EST Last updated on Friday, Dec.

Hopefully the New York Rangers and Chris Drury know what theya re doing. Concussions are a very serious issue in not only hockey, but sports in general, and ita s never good for a player to rush back after sustaining such a dangerous blow to the head.

Perhaps the former Rangers captain, Cup-winner, Norris Trophy winner, Calder Trophy winner and Conn Smythe Trophy winner thinks everybody gets those.

Some on-ice combinations work better than others, and each of the four players inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday can attest to that.

Brian Leetch's BMW was spinning out of control on the slippery road, heading straight for the guard rail on the Hutchinson River Parkway.

In the midst of the Rangers' seven-game winning streak, head coach John Tortorella stated, "We're teetering on going the wrong way here." And man, was he right.

As the New York Rangers put the finishing touches on next season's roster, it is clear that there are a few holes in the line up.

From Monday's Globe and Mail Last updated on Monday, Jul. 06, 2009 03:52AM EDT A t first glance it looked like any other international hockey tournament: players in their early 20s carrying in their hockey bags, on-ice officials arriving in suits and ties, former NHL players working as coaches for Team Canada and the Zamboni making one last sweep ...

It happens on virtually every team flight in professional sports. Shortly after takeoff, someone pulls out a deck of cards and teammates quickly surround him to play poker.

In the 2004 NHL draft, the Rangers had the No. 19 overall pick and selected forward Lauri Korpikoski, who made the team out of camp last fall.

The Wolves have added two members to the team of coaches for the 2009-2010 season.