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September 17, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

J.T. Miller New York Rangers

5 Burning Questions for the New-Look New York Rangers

As the New York Rangers faithful prepare to celebrate the franchise’s centennial, the team itself faces a far more urgent task: atonement. The champagne from the 2023-24 Presidents’ Trophy victory feels like a distant, hazy memory, completely overshadowed by the “complete and utter disaster” of the 2024-25 season. Missing the playoffs a year after being the league’s best regular-season team wasn’t just a failure; it was a franchise-altering cataclysm that prompted a sweeping and necessary cultural reset. Now, with the doors set to open on training camp this week, the winds of change have blown through Madison Square Garden. A

New York Rangers Mika Zibanejad

The Empire State of Concern: Unpacking the Rangers’ Looming Issues

Well, folks, here we are in the dog days of summer, and while most of the hockey world is enjoying a well-deserved break, us scribes are already peering into the crystal ball, especially when it comes to a franchise like the New York Rangers. After a truly baffling 2024-25 season saw them miss the dance, the air in the Big Apple is thick with a mixture of cautious optimism and genuine, stomach-churning worry. The “dysfunction” that submarined last year’s campaign is (thankfully) not expected to repeat – a new bench boss in Mike Sullivan should take care of that. But

New York Rangers Adam Fox

New York Rangers 2025-26 Season on Defense: A New Blue Line Era

The New York Rangers’ 2024-25 season was, to put it mildly, a defensive dumpster fire. A “nightmarish” campaign saw the team bleed chances, get caved in on the regular, and ultimately fall short of expectations. With a new coaching staff in place and a host of new faces, the Rangers are betting big on a revamped defensive corps to right the ship. Let’s break down the new-look defense and what it means for the team’s fortunes in 2025-26. Also on the EDGE – Blueshirts’ Crossroads: Burning Questions for the 2025-26 Rangers The Great Defensive Shake-Up Gone are the familiar faces of

Igor Shesterkin New York Rangers

Blueshirts’ Crossroads: Burning Questions for the 2025-26 Rangers

Another season in the books, another summer of what-ifs for the New York Rangers. To call the 2024-25 campaign a disappointment would be an understatement. From Presidents’ Trophy winners to missing the playoffs entirely, the fall from grace was as swift as it was brutal. The firing of Peter Laviolette and the hiring of Mike Sullivan signals a clear shift in direction, but a new bench boss doesn’t magically erase the question marks hovering over this roster. As we head into the dog days of summer, let’s break down the most pressing issues facing the Blueshirts as they look to