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The Rangers youth, particularly Braden Schneider and Brennan Othmann, are at critical points in their careers and need to show significant progress to secure their futures with the team.

In an attempt to get you all more involved with the pod and field more questions (which we love to do!), I will be posting each afternoon before we record for you all to post your questions to be answered on the pod.

Kreider's 2024-2025 season was statistically rough, but he still managed 22 goals in 68 games despite everything. The 26 goal pace over 82 games was a far cry from his last three seasons of 52, 36, and 39 goals.

Riley Duran, a Woburn native, plays a smart, physical game that could put him in the mix for an NHL role as a hard-nosed fourth liner.

Cal Clutterbuck participated in the New York State Open Championship at Glen Oaks Club, shooting a 12-over-par 82 on Day 1. He aims to improve by 10 strokes to make the cut.

Neither Connor McDavid nor Leon Draisaitl scored in a recent pickup game, surprising fans and demonstrating their casual approach to offseason hockey.

We know that Yegor's team would have done the same if they had won. This money will go to help one girl who is currently fighting a very rare and serious disease.

General Manager Tom Fitzgerald has focused on improving secondary scoring for the New Jersey Devils after the team struggled significantly in the absence of star forward Jack Hughes due to injury.

"When I signed in Raleigh you expect one thing. When [your play is not] showing up or the coach is not believing you, and it's always the bottom [pair]," Orlov said. "Everybody has their own story and own career. So I learned on my way, and I just need to be more focused as an older guy, more experienced. I expect one thing, but you need to just focus day by day, basically."

Dave Maloney will serve as the Rangers analyst on MSG Networks, continuing his partnership with play-by-play man Kenny Albert for the upcoming season.

New head coach Marco Sturm discussed his Dunkin' order, aspirations for the Bruins' team identity, and plans for integrating young players into the roster.

Christopher Joseph Dailey, who tragically passed away at 18, was a talented athlete and a cherished son known for his infectious personality and adventurous spirit.