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Alain Vigneault is expected to interview with the New York Rangers for their vacant coaching job Tuesday, a source confirmed to ESPNNewYork.com.

Count Glen Sather as someone who will be keeping tabs on what happens in Pittsburgh this week. Though the Rangers general manager and president is convening his staff for annual organizational meetings in La Quinta, Calif., he'll likely be interes...

Craig Custance explains how wrinkles in the new CBA could make for an interesting offseason, including the potential buyouts of some high-profile players.

Blog | Conversation | June 04, 2013

The NHL playoffs can define a player's career. It's when some elevate their games while others crumble, when legacies are made and lost, and when we separate the clutch performers from the choke artists. There are two schools of thought on all thi...

GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- After a dreadful postseason that has stirred talk that the New York Rangers will cut him loose, Brad Richards, the NHL's second-highest-paid player at $12 million this season, says he is still hoping to return to Broadway in the f...

Brad Richards, the NHL's second-highest-paid player at $12 million this season, says he is still hoping to return to Broadway in the fall.

From the Penguins' offensive clinic to Raffi Torres' hit, the second round of the NHL Playoffs had a little for everyone to enjoy, or not, Scott Burnside writes.

BOSTON -- For as much as John Tortorella's postgame news conferences have become a bit of a caricature -- often marked by his abrasive, confrontational and sometimes boorish demeanor -- he was sincere in claiming responsibility after his team's seaso...

What it means: Depth was the difference Saturday night, and the Bruins outmatched the Rangers in a 3-1 Game 5 victory at TD Garden that sent New York home for the summer. A rookie defenseman and an effective fourth line enabled the Bruins to secure a...

Veteran center Brad Richards, who was a surprising healthy scratch for Game 4 on Thursday, did not skate with the team in practice on Friday. Instead, the 33-year-old captain skated earlier in the morning with the rest of the extra players and scratc...

Scratched for Game 4 of the Rangers' Stanley Cup Playoff series against the Bruins, it seems like Brad Richards' days in New York are coming to a unexpected early close. If the Blueshirts cut him loose, where could he land? Craig Custance lists options.

Blog | Conversation | May 24, 2013

Brad Richards, John Tortorella, and the agony of the healthy scratch.

What it means: The Rangers erased a 2-0 deficit and rallied to win the game in overtime, narrowly avoiding a series sweep and keeping their playoff hopes alive in Game 4 against the Bruins at Madison Square Garden. Rick Nash connected with Chris Krei...

NEW YORK -- Veteran center and alternate captain Brad Richards will be a healthy scratch Thursday night as the Rangers face elimination against the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Richards, who stayed on the ice late ...

Rangers coach John Tortorella made a bold move Thursday morning, deciding to scratch Brad Richards as his team faced elimination against the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.

The New York Rangers' blue line, already without Marc Staal, lost another top-four defenseman Tuesday night when Anton Stralman was forced from the game in the second period. Stralman, who plays on the team's second defensive pairing with Michael...