New York Rangers

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The New York Rangers are a hockey team based in New York City, New York. They are members of the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). They were a part of the original six teams of the NHL, being founded in 1926. The Rangers have won the Stanley Cup four times, most recently in 1993-94. Their last Stanley Cup win was particularly significant because it effectively ended the "Curse of 1940", which was the last time the Rangers had won the Stanley Cup prior to that year. The Rangers play in Madison Square Garden, which is also the home of the NBA's New York Knicks.

Roster[edit]

Goaltenders[edit]

• 30 - Henrik Lundqvist
• 40 - Stephen Valiquette

Defensemen[edit]

• 5 - Daniel Girardi
• 27 - Paul Mara
• 53 - Derek Morris
• 6 - Wade Redden
• 3 - Michal Rozsival
• 18 - Mark Staal

Forwards[edit]

• 80 - Nik Antropov
• 16 - Sean Avery
• 9 - Mark Bell
• 15 - Blair Betts
• 24 - Ryan Callahan
• 23 - Chris Drury
• 17 - Brandon Dubinsky
• 49 - Dan Fritsche
• 19 - Scott Gomez
• 29 - Lauri Korpikoski
• 91 - Markus Naslund
• 28 - Colton Orr
• 20 - Fredrik Sjostrom
• 34 - Aaron Voros
• 13 - Nikolai Zherdev

Team's Official Website[edit]

• Official Team Website

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Further reading[edit]

• Jackson, Kenneth, ed. The Encyclopedia of New York City (1995), excerpt and text search