Oct 31, 2009 | Star Tribune
Record: 1-2 . The Wild fell to 0-8 on the road Monday in Chicago, then returned home, where it blew a 3-2 lead to Nashville to lose for the first time at the X. The Wild then beat a Rangers team missing Marian Gaborik, among others, on Friday night, winning 3-2, before finishing the week with a visit to last season's Stanley Cup champions.
Oct 31, 2009 | Long Island Press
Islanders Defeat Caps in OT, Rangers Lose to Wilds
The New York Islanders have quickly become experts at playing overtime. On Friday night, they became the first NHL team to play seven overtime games before Nov.
Oct 31, 2009 | Edmonton Sun
Washington Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau always seemed to couch his comments about Rangers' superpest Sean Avery, possibly because he once coached him and knew Avery's father Al from the Toronto Marlies' minor hockey system.
Rangers coach has his eye on Gaborik
Regarding recent defensive diligence from Marian Gaborik, the elite goal-scorer who has gone minus-four in the Blueshirts' current three-game losing streak: "Fair; fair," was the way John Tortorella responded yesterday when the head coach was asked for his evaluation of Gaborik's play on the defensive side of the puck.
Rangers' Marian Gaborik will not play tonight against Minnesota Wild
New York Rangers forward Marian Gaborik took part in his team's morning skate at the Xcel Energy Center today, but Rangers officials said afterward that the former Minnesota Wild winger would not play tonight against the Wild.
Gaborik likely to miss return to Minnesota
Herea s some bad news for Minnesota Wild fans who were eager to rip Marian Gaborik on Friday night: Therea s a good chance the high-scoring winger wona t be in the lineup when the New York Rangers come to town Gaborik, who left Mondaya s game against the Phoenix Coyotes with a leg injury, was held out of Wednesday nighta s game against the New York ...
Islanders top Rangers to snap three-game skid
John Tavares notched a third-period insurance goal and Dwayne Roloson stopped 34 shots as the New York Islanders downed the New York Rangers, 3-1, at Nassau Coliseum.
Cards-Giants to be replayed on 620 KTAR
The New York Rangers will try to put the brakes on a three- game losing streak tonight when they welcome the Phoenix Coyotes for an interconference battle at Madison Square Garden.
Marian Gaborik scored two goals and added an assist for the Rangers.
Marian Gaborik scored two goals and added an assist as the New York Rangers broke out of their funk with a 5-2 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Monday night.
Devils' Martin, Pandolfo to miss extended time with injuries
Marian Gaborik #10 of the New York Rangers skates against Jay Pandolfo #20 of the New Jersey Devils on October 22, 2009 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The New York Rangers raced out to perhaps the most surprising start in hockey by bouncing back from a season-opening loss with seven straight victories, but they have hardly been impressive in their last two contests.
Rangers blow lead, lose to Canadiens, 5-4
New York Rangers ' Marian Gaborik , right, of Slovakia , scores on Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jaroslav Halak, of Slovakia , during the second period.
Rangers visit an old friend in Montreal's Gomez
The Montreal Canadiens appear to have regained their stride following a string of defeats, while the New York Rangers are faced with their first losing streak of the season as they enter the Bell Centre this evening for a battle between Original Six teams.
Plenty of time for Rangers to make fixes
Crisis No. 1 arrived in Game No. 10 for the Rangers. Mind you, it's just a little trouble, reason for a tiny bit of angst, perhaps, so early in a season in which the ledger reads 7-3. But after ripping off those seven straight victories, and having those who pay attention to October hockey more than a little excited, perhaps overly so, the Rangers ...
With their backup goaltender having a poor game, the New York Rangers were unable to extend a lengthy winning streak.
Rangers look to keep rolling vs. Sharks
Marian Gaborik has 12 points in eight games for the New York Rangers this season.
Crashing The Net: Gaborik, Penner streaking at right time
Crashing the Net takes you around the league touching on hot and cold players, battles for ice-time and what's going on in net.
Setoguchi and Sharks break Rangers' win streak
Devin Setoguchi scored two of San Jose's six consecutive goals and the Sharks took advantage of New York backup goalie Steve Valiquette in a 7-3 comeback victory Monday night that snapped the Rangers' seven-game winning streak.
Dispatch reporter Aaron Portzline gives his weekly NHL power rankings
Not an easy call at the top, but the Penguins are 5-0 on the road and beat the Rangers in the season-opener. 2. N.Y. Rangers -- So far, Marian Gaborik's rubber-band groin is holding up; Rangers have 10 power-play goals in the past six games.
Rangers the surprise of the East
Rangers the surprise of the East Dainius Zubrus #8 of the New Jersey Devils slides into Henrik Lundqvist #30 of the New York Rangers at the Prudential Center on October 5, 2009 in Newark, New Jersey.
Gaborik's hot start proving naysayers wrong
Sidney Crosby's vow after losing in the Stanley Cup Final to Detroit two years ago was that he never again wanted to be standing on the ice watching the other team celebrate a Cup.
Gaborik, Rangers top Kings for 6th straight
It's Alex Rodriguez up at the plate, Peyton Manning in the pocket, Kobe Bryant with the ball in his hands.
Little has gone wrong for Marian Gaborik and the New York Rangers during their fast start.
Rangers alive and scoring to start season
Marian Gaborik #10 and Vinny Prospal #20 of the New York Rangers celebrate a goal against the Los Angeles Kings at Madison Square Garden on October 14, 2009 in New York, New York.
Authorities: S.C. man has heart attack behind wheel
Authorities in South Carolina say a man has died after he suffered a heart attack while driving and crashed his car into a utility pole less than a half-mile from his home.
Vinny Prospal scored two goals - including his 200th in the NHL - during first-period power plays and the New York Rangers stretched their winning streak to six games with a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday night.
Rangers slam the door on Ducks
NEW YORKDon't blame Vesa Toskala if he's slightly envious of Rangers counterpart Henrik Lundqvist.
Streaking Kings Hope To Halt Rangers' Win Streak
A pair of teams riding hot streaks get together tonight in the Big Apple, where the New York Rangers square off with the Los Angeles Kings in an interconference battle from Madison Square Garden.
Rangers get goals from 5 players in win over Leafs
Defenseman Dan Girardi and Sean Avery both scored two goals and the New York Rangers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 7-2 on Monday night for their fifth straight victory.
The New York Rangers couldn't have scripted a much better start to this season. The Toronto Maple Leafs ' first 10 days couldn't have gone much worse.
Avery could make debut in Rangers clash with Ducks
Seeking a fourth straight victory, the Rangers might be getting a little more pesky tonight.
Rangers' Gaborik puts on rally good show
Truth be told, it probably was Marian Gaborik's least impressive game as a Ranger, with the winger appearing a half-step behind all night, which is a most dangerous place to be against the Capitals.
Gaborik's 2 goals lead Rangers past Capitals 4-3
Marian Gaborik scored two goals about 2 1/2 minutes apart in the third period, Henrik Lundqvist held Alex Ovechkin without a point, and the New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 on Thursday night in a rematch of the teams' wild playoff series.
GREENBURGH, N.Y. a ' An explosive push-off accelerated Marian Gaborik toward Henrik Lundqvist for a penalty shot Wednesday in practice.
Blue-Collar Victory for Tortorella & Co.
THESE weren't the safe-is-death Rangers , these weren't the run-and-gun Blueshirts programmed to take risks in search of potential rewards, consequences be either damned or borne by Henrik Lundqvist .
Tortorella's tirade rallies Rangers
Tortorella's tirade rallies Rangers Ales Kotalik of the New York Rangers celebrates his first-period goal against the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on Monday night.
Marian Gaborik paying quick dividends for New York Rangers
No one disputes Marian Gaborik's skill. It's his health that always seems to be the main topic when it comes to the sublimely skilled Slovak forward.
Devils Aim To Bounce Back Vs. Rival Rangers
Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils will try to bounce back from a loss in their season opener when they host the New York Rangers in tonight's Atlantic Division tussle at Prudential Center.
Lack of depth on defense a concern for Rangers
Avery, who sprained the MCL in his right knee Sept. 21, took part in an optional skate Sunday and said afterward that it would be "a safe bet" that he would dress for Thursday's game against the Capitals.
Dubinsky paces Rangers over Senators
Brandon Dubinsky had two goals and an assist, and the Rangers dominated the Senators, 5-2, in New York's home opener at Madison Square Garden and Ottawa's first game of the season.
shoots for better results in shootouts
Last season, the Wild finished two points behind eighth-place Anaheim. Part of the pain of missing the playoffs is flashing back and figuring out where points were given away.
Penguins to hoist banner, battle Rangers
Penguins playoff hero Max Talbot, right, won't be with the team as they look to start the season with a win over goalie Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers on Friday.
With the Rangers, you just don't know
GREENBURGH - They are more skilled. No question. They will play a more exciting brand of hockey.
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Wild counting on winger Owen Nolan to tutor in addition to scoring goals
When Cal Clutterbuck needed feedback last season, he didn't get it from his coaches, he got it from Owen Nolan.
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