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More important than avoiding the dreaded first-round matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Rangers propelled themselves into the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs with the type of win that bolsters confidence and provides some promise. In beating ...

It's not the Winter Classic, but New York hockey fans appear to be in for a treat next season, nonetheless. The NHL is planning to offer two hockey games at Yankee Stadium leading up to Super Bowl week next year -- one between the New York Ranger...

College free agent Danny DeKeyser and agent Don Meehan will huddle in Toronto on Tuesday to field offers from a number of NHL clubs interested in signing the defenseman, but the New York Rangers will not be among the teams making an in-person pitch, ...

Considering the premium on quality defensemen and the dearth of those likely to be available at the April 3 trading deadline, this should come as a surprise to no one: The Rangers are one of the many teams interested in signing college free agent ...

Judge Arthur Boylan may have led mediation between the National Football League and NFL Players Association during last year's lockout, but the Minnesota-based chief federal magistrate finds the current NHL work stoppage hitting closer to home. A ...

According to a spokesperson, the Quebec Labour Relations Board has set Dec. 6-7 aside to hear the NHLPA's case on behalf of several players from the Montreal Canadiens challenging the legality of the league-imposed lockout.

With negotiations stalled and the league-imposed deadline approaching Thursday, there does not appear to be any hope to preserve an 82-game season. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said as much Wednesday.

The NHL, mired in a lockout with the players, announced Friday that it is canceling its regular season through Nov. 1. A total of 135 regular-season games were scheduled for Oct. 11 through Nov. 1.

After spending the past ten years of his career with the small-market Columbus Blue Jackets, Rick Nash knows he is in for a drastic change of scenery with the New York Rangers.

As recent indications suggested, the Devils' top two players have become unrestricted free agents. Both captain Zach Parise and future Hall of Fame goaltender Martin Brodeur chose to test the market, which opened Sunday at noon. Parise, who is ...

New Jersey Devils captain was able to answer one thing about his future -- he will not play for the New York Rangers.