Thrashers 0, Rangers 7, Final - Apr. 17, 2007

Hockeybird.com • Welcome home
Game 3 of last year's debacle against the Devils was held in Madison Square Garden. It was the first postseason game for the Rangers in that building in a long, long time. The team, of course, was on a downward spiral and was in a 2-0 hole in the ...

red and black hockey • not about hockey
Sometimes, I have to remind myself that the sport we all love is "just a game". Even in the playoffs, hockey is still "just a game". In the wake of the horrific events that unfolded in Blacksburg, Virginia yesterday, this is one of those times. I did ...

Blue Shirts on Broadway • Rangers Demonstrate Playoff Perfection Winning 7 - 0
Rangers Demonstrate Playoff Perfection Winning   7 - 0 The Rangers demonstrated what a perfect game looked like tonight.   From the drop of the puck until the final buzzer they showed absolute playoff perfection.   There wasn’t one aspect of ...

Off Wing Opinion • NHL Playoff Roundup: Nylander, Rangers Continue To Destroy Thrashers
Off Wing's Man Of The Night: Michael Nylander Hat trick and assist give Rangers a huge 7-0 victory, improving their...

Ranger Pundit • Rangers Soar As Fans Roar
It looked like a tough act for the Rangers to follow. The act was the fans and the deafening roar they created when the Rangers hit the ice. Ex policeman Rodriguez with the booming voice was drowned out singing the national anthem. The introduction of ...

KK Hockey • Frustration as Atlanta Gets Thrashed
From NY Daily News, “I think the mentality of the team right now is: We can’t let up at all,” winger Sean Avery said after the Rangers’ first home playoff win in 10 years. “We just want to come in (tonight) and just ...

PuckUpdate • Blue Hairs and Low Ratings
Not to be too obsessed with Atlanta and their constant goalie-swapping, but John Dellapina had a great tidbit in his blog — one that I hadn't heard before: While Hartley's first goalie switch -- from a shaky Lehtonen to a more-experienced ...

On Frozen Blog • Knee-Jerks: Playoffs, 4/17/07
No sweeps tonight, which I selfishly like, as it means more hockey to watch. New York was all over the Thrashers, who look turned around. Goalie changes aren’t helping, and the team seems to be on the ropes. You have to wonder if Don ...