New York Rangers

By rss@youtube.com (MSGOnline) Markus Naslund, Henrik Lundqvist and Brandon Dubinsky react to the Blueshirts' 6-3 loss to the Canucks Author: MSGOnline Keywords: new york rangers vancouver canucks nhl hockey markus naslund henrik lundqvist brandon dubinsky Added: November 19, 2008

By peter botte, DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER This year's Rangers already have been significantly banged-up, especially this week with Brandon Dubinsky lost for at least a month and other key players -including goalie Henrik Lundqvist and captain Chris Drury - remaining questionable for Thursday's home game against Atlanta.

The New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs are going in opposite directions. Brandon Dubinsky had a goal and an assist for the streaking Rangers, who handed Toronto yet another loss by beating the Maple Leafs 4-1 in front of a disgruntled home crowd Saturday night. After an opening-night...

Brandon Dubinsky had a goal and an assist, and the New York Rangers earned their seventh straight win with a 4-1 victory over the winless Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night. Toronto and the New York Islanders are the only NHL teams that haven't won a game this season. Marc Staal, Michael De...

By Rick Carpiniello First of all, thank God we don’t have to deal with any more Dany Heatley rumors. And now that that’s been put to bed, unless the Rangers are still kicking tires on an overpriced jalopy like Brad Richards, it pretty much assures you guys that Brandon Dubinsky is not going to be traded. We think.

By Dan Akeson Training camp began this morning with one unfortunate omission: Brandon Dubinsky. Dubinsky, a RFA, has been negotiating all summer with Rangers management and has not been able to find common ground on a new contract. While he was listed on...

By Rick Carpiniello Three days from the opening of training camp.  The Ottawa Citizen is still banging the drum on a possible trade of Dany Heatley to the Rangers, though its speculation, you would think, is off the mark. The story, on Faceoff.com, suggests that the Rangers send Marc Staal, Brandon Dubinsky and...

 CA Also, can you imagine a third line of Sean Avery, Brandon Dubinsky, and Ian Laperriere? The line would be damaging to the opponents from the size and hitting, and also be a threat to score some goals. Of course, given the Rangers salary cap position, ...

By Jane McManus Rangers coach John Tortorella said he liked the lines that skated on Sunday, which doesn’t necessarily mean he will keep them. Obviously, Nikolai Zherdev, Scott Gomez and Sean Avery got a lot of time. Fredrik Sjostrom skated in the third line with Brandon Dubinsky at center and Ryan Callah...

By Jane McManus As for the line, Tortorella made his first major switches since taking over. With Antropov out, Aaron Voros played with Chris Drury and Brandon Dubinsky. Sean Avery was on the second line with Scott Gomez and Nikolai Zherdev, and Markus Naslund played with Lauri Korpikoski and Ryan Callah...

By Dubi This month's print edition of Blueshirt Bulletin is centered around pairs of players. Sam Weinman of the Journal News and Rangers Report has an article on Brandon Dubinsky that includes how he came to befriend Nikolai Zherdev, who is the subject of a companion piece by Steve Zipay of Newsd...

By Dubi The newly formed line of Zherdev and Markus Naslund flanking Brandon Dubinsky was again a big hit, with Naslund scoring both Ranger goals, assisted on both by Zherdev (as well as Michal Rozsival). Naslund and Zherdev capped off the evening by scoring shootout goals to make it a perfect fou...

By gozer The Rangers dominated play in the third period. Aaron Voros was up to his old tricks, scoring two goals and being a pest in the crease, to give New York a 4-3 lead. Brandon Dubinsky added two assists. The Rangers were back to dumping the puck in and driving to the net. At times they were relentless....

By Greg Wyshynski Pavel Datsyuk (Detroit Red Wings, C, Round 1/Pick 11) Daniel Briere (Philadelphia Flyers, C, Round 4/Pick 62) Brandon Dubinsky (New York Rangers, C, Round 13/Pick 227) Paul Gaustad (Buffalo Sabres, C, Round 15/Pick 263) Travis Zajac (New Jersey Devils, C, Round 17/Pick 299)