Rangers Radio: A New York Rangers Podcast

The New York Rangers have officially dealt their longest tenured player, Chris Kreider, to the Anaheim Ducks. Kreider, who ranks amongst the best Rangers ever in nearly every offensive category, was owed $6.5 million per year for the nex two seasons.

The Rangers hired Mike Sullivan to replace Peter Laviolette behind the bench, but can he get the Rangers back on track? Plus, with the Islanders securing the number one pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the Rangers' future outlook is looking dim compared to the rest of the Metro.

The New York Rangers have their eyes set on Mike Sullivan as they look to name Peter Laviolette's replacement. Joe Micheletti retires from the booth after 19 years. Rangers have a movement problem. And much more!

While the New York Rangers may not be participating in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, they are still making headlines during it. General Manager Chris Drury received a multi-year extension on the heels of head coach Peter Laviolette's firing. Newsday's Colin Stephenson joins the show to fill us in on the latest around a crazy start to the Rangers' offseason. 

The New York Rangers conclude a challenging season with their sights set on a massive offseason. Sam Rosen says goodbye to the booth after 40 years.

The New York Rangers are on the brink of elimination, with one point separating them from becoming the fourth team to miss the playoffs after winning the President's Trophy and the first franchise to complete that feat twice. 

The New York Rangers' latest loss, an OT defeat in Anaheim, further exemplifies what has been an atrocious season.

The New York Rangers put forth one of the worst efforts in recent memory against the Calgary Flames, falling from the second wild-card position in a what has been a disappointing season.

The New York Rangers have offloaded Ryan Lindgren & Jimmy Vesey to the Colorado Avalanche and made more news today by shipping Reilly Smith back to the Vegas Golden Knights. It sounds like Drury still has more to do prior to the 3 PM trade deadline tomorrow.

The New York Rangers have won 2 out of their 3 contests since the Four Nations Tournament but have not looked crisp in any of the outings. As the playoff race tightens, Adam Fox's injury in a win against the Islanders makes the Blueshirts' defensive holes all the more glaring.