1993–94 New York Rangers season

1993–94 New York Rangers
Division	1st Atlantic
Conference	1st Eastern
1993–94 record	52–24–8
Home record	28–8–6
Road record	24–16–2
Goals for	299
Goals against	231
Team information
General manager	Neil Smith
Coach	Mike Keenan
Captain	Mark Messier
Alternate captains	Adam Graves Kevin Lowe Brian Leetch Steve Larmer
Arena	Madison Square Garden
Average attendance	18,001 (98.9%)
Team leaders
Goals	Adam Graves (52)
Assists	Sergei Zubov (77)
Points	Sergei Zubov (89)
Penalty minutes	Jeff Beukeboom (170)
Wins	Mike Richter (42)
Goals against average	Mike Richter (2.57)

This marked the last season in which the Rangers (and all other MSG properties) were owned by Paramount Communications (formerly Gulf+Western), which was sold near the end of the season to Viacom, which in turn sold them to ITT Corporation and Cablevision. A couple of years later, ITT would sell their share to Cablevision, who still owns the Rangers today.

Regular season

The 1993–94 season was a magical one for Rangers fans, as Coach Mike Keenan led the Rangers to their first Stanley Cup championship in 54 years. Two years prior, they picked up center Mark Messier, who was an integral part of the Edmonton Oilers' Cup-winning teams. Adam Graves, who also defected from the Oilers, joined the Rangers as well. Other ex-Oilers on the Blueshirts included trade deadline acquisitions Craig MacTavish and Glenn Anderson. Brian Leetch and Sergei Zubov were a solid 1–2 punch on defence. In fact, Zubov led the team in scoring that season with 89 points, and continued to be an all-star defenceman throughout his career. Graves would set a team record with 52 goals, breaking the old record of 50 held by Vic Hadfield. This record would later be broken by Jaromir Jagr on April 8, 2006, against the Boston Bruins. New York was not shut out in any of their 84 regular-season games.

All-Star game

The 1994 National Hockey League All-Star Game took place on January 22, 1994, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The final score was East 9, West 8.

Season standings

Atlantic Division

	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
New York Rangers	84	52	24	8	299	231	112
New Jersey Devils	84	47	25	12	306	220	106
Washington Capitals	84	39	35	10	277	263	88
New York Islanders	84	36	36	12	282	264	84
Florida Panthers	84	33	34	17	233	233	83
Philadelphia Flyers	84	35	39	10	294	314	80
Tampa Bay Lightning	84	30	43	11	224	251	71

Detailed records

Eastern Conference
Atlantic Divison
Opponent	G	W	L	T	Pts	GS	GA
Florida	5	3	2	0	10	13	11
New Jersey	6	6	0	0	12	24	9
N.Y. Islanders	5	1	2	2	4	20	22
N.Y. Rangers	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Philadelphia	5	3	1	1	7	18	12
Tampa Bay	5	3	2	0	6	19	19
Washington	6	5	1	0	10	19	12
Division	32	21	8	3	45	113	85
Northeast Divison
Opponent	G	W	L	T	Pts	GS	GA
Boston	4	1	2	1	3	11	12
Buffalo	4	3	1	0	6	11	8
Hartford	4	3	1	0	6	15	7
Montreal	4	1	2	1	3	13	14
Ottawa	4	4	0	0	8	20	6
Pittsburgh	4	2	2	0	4	13	15
Quebec	4	4	0	0	8	19	10
Division	28	18	8	2	38	102	72
Conference	60	39	16	5	83	215	157
Western Conference
Central Divison
Opponent	G	W	L	T	Pts	GS	GA
Chicago	2	1	1	0	2	8	8
Dallas	2	1	1	0	2	4	3
Detroit	2	0	2	0	0	7	12
St. Louis	2	2	0	0	4	8	4
Toronto	2	2	0	0	4	9	6
Winnipeg	2	1	1	0	2	3	4
Division	12	7	5	0	14	39	37
Pacific Divison
Opponent	G	W	L	T	Pts	GS	GA
Anaheim	2	0	2	0	0	4	7
Calgary	2	0	1	1	1	5	8
Edmonton	2	1	0	1	3	6	4
Los Angeles	2	2	0	0	4	8	6
San Jose	2	1	0	1	3	11	6
Vancouver	2	2	0	0	4	11	5
Division	12	13	8	3	15	45	36
Conference	24	13	8	3	29	84	73
Overall	84	52	24	8	112	299	231

Scoring leaders

Player	GP	G	A	P	+/-	PIM
Sergei Zubov	78	12	77	89	20	39
Mark Messier	76	26	58	84	25	76
Adam Graves	84	52	27	79	27	127
Brian Leetch	84	23	56	79	28	67
Steve Larmer	68	21	39	60	14	41
Alexei Kovalev	76	23	33	56	18	154
Esa Tikkanen	83	22	32	54	5	114
Mike Gartner	71	28	24	52	11	58
Sergei Nemchinov	76	22	27	49	13	36
Tony Amonte	72	16	22	38	5	31

Schedule and results

Pre season

1993 Pre-season Game Log: 7–2–0, 14 Points (Home: 4–0–0; Road: 3–2–0)
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts
1	W	September 11, 1993	10:05am	5–3	Toronto (at London, England)	1–0–0	2
2	W	September 12, 1993	10:05am	3–1	@ Toronto (at London, England)	2–0–0	4
3	L	September 22, 1993	7:35pm	4–6	@ Pittsburgh	2–1–0	4
4	L	September 23, 1993	7:35pm	2–4	@ N.Y. Islanders	2–2–0	4
5	W	September 25, 1993	7:35pm	5–3	@ Hartford	3–2–0	6
6	W	September 27, 1993	7:35pm	6–3	N.Y. Islanders	4–2–0	8
7	W	September 29, 1993	7:35pm	5–4	Pittsburgh	5–2–0	10
8	W	September 30, 1993	7:35pm	3–2	@ New Jersey	6–2–0	12
9	W	October 1, 1993	7:35pm	4–1	New Jersey	7–2–0	14

Regular season

1993–94 game log: 52–24–8, 112 Points (Home: 28–8–6; Road: 24–16–2)
October: 7–5–1, 15 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
1	L	October 5, 1993	7:35pm	3–4	Boston	0–1–0	0	18,200
2	W	October 7, 1993	7:35pm	5–4	Tampa Bay	1–1–0	2	16,596
3	L	October 9, 1993	7:35pm	2–3	@ Pittsburgh	1–2–0	2	16,994
4	W	October 11, 1993	7:35pm	5–2	Washington	2–2–0	4	16,834
5	W	October 13, 1993	7:35pm	6–4	Quebec	3–2–0	6	16,451
6	W	October 15, 1993	7:35pm	5–2	@ Buffalo	4–2–0	8	15,200
7	L	October 16, 1993	7:35pm	3–4	@ Philadelphia	4–3–0	8	17,308
8	L	October 19, 1993	7:35pm	2–4	Anaheim	4–4–0	8	17,643
9	L	October 22, 1993	7:35pm	1–4	@ Tampa Bay	4–5–0	8	18,667
10	W	October 24, 1993	7:35pm	3–2	Los Angeles	5–5–0	10	18,200
11	T	October 28, 1993	7:35pm	3–3 (OT)	Montreal	5–5–1	11	17,811
12	W	October 30, 1993	7:35pm	4–1	@ Hartford	6–5–1	13	13,183
13	W	October 31, 1993	6:05pm	4–1	New Jersey (at Halifax, Nova Scotia)	7–5–1	15	8,200
November: 11–1–1, 23 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
14	W	November 3, 1993	7:35pm	6–3	Vancouver	8–5–1	17	18,001
15	W	November 6, 1993	1:35pm	4–2	@ Quebec	9–5–1	19	14,603
16	W	November 8, 1993	7:35pm	6–3	Tampa Bay	10–5–1	21	16,618
17	W	November 10, 1993	7:35pm	2–1	Winnipeg	11–5–1	23	18,200
18	W	November 13, 1993	7:35pm	2–0	@ Washington	12–5–1	25	17,519
19	T	November 14, 1993	7:35pm	3–3 (OT)	San Jose	12–5–2	26	18,200
20	W	November 16, 1993	7:35pm	4–2	@ Florida	13–5–2	28	14,021
21	W	November 19, 1993	7:35pm	5–3	@ Tampa Bay	14–5–2	30	19,993
22	W	November 23, 1993	7:35pm	5–4	Montreal	15–5–2	32	18,200
23	W	November 24, 1993	7:35pm	7–1	@ Ottawa	16–5–2	34	10,411
24	L	November 27, 1993	1:05pm	4–6	@ N.Y. Islanders	16–6–2	34	16,297
25	W	November 28, 1993	7:35pm	3–1	Washington	17–6–2	36	17,941
26	W	November 30, 1993	7:35pm	3–1	@ New Jersey	18–6–2	38	19,040
December: 8–3–1, 17 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
27	W	December 4, 1993	8:05pm	4–3	@ Toronto	19–6–2	40	15,728
28	W	December 5, 1993	7:35pm	2–1	New Jersey	20–6–2	42	18,200
29	W	December 8, 1993	7:35pm	1–1 (OT)	Edmonton	20–6–3	43	18,200
30	W	December 13, 1993	7:35pm	2–0	Buffalo	21–6–3	45	18,200
31	W	December 15, 1993	7:35pm	5–2	Hartford	22–6–3	47	17,967
32	L	December 17, 1993	7:35pm	4–6	@ Detroit	22–7–3	47	19,875
33	W	December 19, 1993	7:35pm	6–3	Ottawa	23–7–3	49	17,935
34	L	December 22, 1993	7:35pm	2–3	@ Florida	23–8–3	49	14,706
35	W	December 23, 1993	7:35pm	1–0	@ Washington	24–8–3	51	15,772
36	W	December 26, 1993	7:35pm	8–3	New Jersey	25–8–3	53	18,200
37	W	December 29, 1993	8:35pm	4–3	@ St. Louis	26–8–3	55	18,163
38	L	December 31, 1993	7:35pm	1–4	@ Buffalo	26–9–3	55	16,284
January: 7–4–0, 14 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
39	W	January 3, 1994	7:35pm	3–2	Florida	27–9–3	57	18,200
40	L	January 5, 1994	7:35pm	1–4	Calgary	27–10–3	57	18,200
41	L	January 8, 1994	8:05pm	2–3	@ Montreal	27–11–3	57	17,425
42	L	January 10, 1994	7:35pm	2–5	Tampa Bay	27–12–3	57	17,993
43	W	January 14, 1994	7:35pm	5–2	Philadelphia	28–12–3	59	18,200
44	W	January 16, 1994	8:35pm	5–1	@ Chicago	29–12–3	61	18,472
45	W	January 18, 1994	7:35pm	4–1	St. Louis	30–12–3	63	18,200
46	W	January 25, 1994	10:35pm	8–3	@ San Jose	31–12–3	65	17,190
47	W	January 27, 1994	10:35pm	5–4 (OT) 4:58	@ Los Angeles	32–12–3	67	16,005
48	L	January 28, 1994	10:35pm	2–3	@ Anaheim	32–13–3	67	17,174
49	W	January 31, 1994	7:35pm	5–3	Pittsburgh	33–13–3	69	18,200
February: 7–5–1, 15 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
50	T	February 2, 1994	7:35pm	4–4	N.Y. Islanders	33–13–4	70	18,200
51	W	February 3, 1994	7:35pm	3–0	@ Boston	34–13–4	72	14,448
52	L	February 7, 1994	7:35pm	1–4	Washington	34–14–4	72	18,200
53	L	February 9, 1994	7:35pm	3–4 (OT) 1:27	@ Montreal	34–15–4	72	16,725
54	W	February 12, 1994	8:05pm	4–3 2:37	@ Ottawa	35–15–4	74	10,575
55	W	February 14, 1994	7:35pm	4–2	@ Quebec	36–15–4	76	15,029
56	W	February 18, 1994	7:35pm	3–0	Ottawa	37–15–4	78	18,200
57	L	February 19, 1994	7:35pm	2–4	@ Hartford	37–16–4	78	15,635
58	W	February 21, 1994	1:35pm	4–3 (OT) :08	Pittsburgh	38–16–4	80	18,200
59	L	February 23, 1994	7:35pm	3–6	Boston	38–17–4	80	18,200
60	W	February 24, 1994	7:35pm	3–1	@ New Jersey	39–17–4	82	19,040
61	L	February 26, 1994	8:35pm	1–3	@ Dallas	39–18–4	82	16,914
62	W	February 28, 1994	7:35pm	4–1	Philadelphia	40–18–4	84	18,200
March: 7–5–3, 17 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
63	W	March 2, 1994	7:35pm	5–2	Quebec	41–18–4	86	18,200
64	T	March 4, 1994	7:35pm	3–3 (OT)	N.Y. Islanders	41–18–5	87	18,200
65	W	March 5, 1994	7:05pm	5–4	@ N.Y. Islanders	42–18–5	89	16,297
66	L	March 7, 1994	7:35pm	3–6	Detroit	42–19–5	89	18,200
67	W	March 9, 1994	6:05pm	7–5	@ Washington (at Halifax, Nova Scotia)	43–19–5	91	9,200
68	T	March 10, 1994	7:35pm	2–2 (OT)	@ Boston	43–19–6	92	14,448
69	L	March 12, 1994	1:35pm	2–6	@ Pittsburgh	43–20–6	92	17,537
70	L	March 14, 1994	7:35pm	1–2	@ Florida	43–21–6	92	14,704
71	W	March 16, 1994	7:35pm	4–0	Hartford	44–21–6	94	18,200
72	L	March 18, 1994	7:35pm	3–7	Chicago	44–22–6	94	18,200
73	T	March 22, 1994	9:35pm	4–4 (OT)	@ Calgary	44–22–7	95	20,230
74	W	March 23, 1994	9:35pm	5–3	@ Edmonton	45–22–7	97	14,186
75	W	March 25, 1994	10:35pm	6–3	@ Vancouver	46–22–7	99	16,150
76	L	March 27, 1994	1:05pm	1–3	@ Winnipeg	46–23–7	99	12,793
77	W	March 29, 1994	7:35pm	4–3	@ Philadelphia	47–23–7	101	17,380
April: 5–1–1, 11 Points
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Record	Pts	Attendance
78	W	April 1, 1994	7:35pm	3–0	Dallas	48–23–7	103	18,200
79	W	April 2, 1994	7:35pm	4–2	@ New Jersey	49–23–7	105	19,040
80	W	April 4, 1994	7:35pm	3–2	Florida	50–23–7	107	18,200
81	W	April 8, 1994	7:35pm	5–3	Toronto	51–23–7	109	18,200
82	L	April 10, 1994	1:05pm	4–5	@ N.Y. Islanders	51–24–7	109	16,297
83	W	April 12, 1994	7:35pm	3–2	Buffalo	52–24–7	111	18,200
84	T	April 14, 1994	7:35pm	2–2 (OT)	Philadelphia	52–24–8	112	18,200

Playoffs

1994 Stanley Cup Playoffs game log: 16–7 (Home: 9–4; Road: 7–3)
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. (E8) N.Y. Islanders – Rangers win series 4–0
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Series	Attendance
1	W	April 17, 1994	1:08pm	6–0	N.Y. Islanders	Rangers lead series 1–0	18,200
2	W	April 18, 1994	7:38pm	6–0	N.Y. Islanders	Rangers lead series 2–0	18,200
3	W	April 21, 1994	7:38pm	5–1	@ N.Y. Islanders	Rangers lead series 3–0	16,297
4	W	April 24, 1994	1:08pm	5–2	@ N.Y. Islanders	Rangers wins series 4–0	16,287
Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. (E7) Washington – Rangers win series 4–1
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Series	Attendance
1	W	May 1, 1994	8:08pm	6–3	Washington	Rangers lead series 1–0	18,200
2	W	May 3, 1994	7:38pm	5–2	Washington	Rangers lead series 2–0	18,200
3	W	May 5, 1994	7:38pm	3–0	@ Washington	Rangers lead series 3–0	18,130
4	L	May 7, 1994	7:38pm	2–4	@ Washington	Rangers lead series 3–1	18,130
5	W	May 9, 1994	7:38pm	4–3	Washington	Rangers wins series 4–1	18,200
Eastern Conference Finals vs. (E3) New Jersey – Rangers win series 4–3
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Series	Attendance
1	L	May 15, 1994	7:38pm	3–4 (2OT) 36:23	New Jersey	Rangers trail series 0–1	18,200
2	W	May 17, 1994	7:38pm	4–0	New Jersey	Series tied 1–1	18,200
3	W	May 19, 1994	7:38pm	3–2 (2OT) 26:13	@ New Jersey	Rangers lead series 2–1	19,040
4	L	May 21, 1994	7:38pm	1–3	@ New Jersey	Series tied 2–2	19,040
5	L	May 23, 1994	7:38pm	1–4	New Jersey	Rangers trail series 2–3	18,200
6	W	May 25, 1994	7:38pm	4–2	@ New Jersey	Series tied 3–3	19,040
7	W	May 27, 1994	7:38pm	2–1 (2OT) 24:24	New Jersey	Rangers wins series 4–3	18,200
Stanley Cup Finals vs. (W7) Vancouver – Rangers win series 4–3
#	R	Date	Time (ET)	Score	Opponent	Series	Attendance
1	W	May 31, 1994	8:08pm	2–3 (OT) 19:28	Vancouver	Rangers trail series 0–1	18,200
2	W	June 2, 1994	8:08pm	3–1	Vancouver	Series tied 1–1	18,200
3	W	June 4, 1994	8:08pm	5–1	@ Vancouver	Rangers lead series 2–1	16,150
4	W	June 7, 1994	9:08pm	4–2	@ Vancouver	Rangers lead series 3–1	16,150
5	L	June 9, 1994	8:08pm	3–6	Vancouver	Rangers lead series 3–2	18,200
6	L	June 11, 1994	8:08pm	1–4	@ Vancouver	Series tied 3–3	16,150
7	W	June 14, 1994	8:08pm	3–2	Vancouver	Rangers wins Stanley Cup 4–3	18,200

Player stats

Forwards

Note: GP= Games played; G= Goals; A= Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalties In Minutes

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM

Defencemen

Note: GP= Games played; G= Goals; A= Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalties In Minutes

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM

Goaltending

Note: GP= Games played; W= Wins; L= Losses; T = Ties; SO = Shutouts; GAA = Goals Against Average

Player	GP	W	L	T	SO	GAA

Transactions

• June 25, 1993 – Doug Lidster was traded by the Vancouver Canucks to the New York Rangers in exchange for John Vanbiesbrouck.
• November 2, 1993: Nick Kypreos traded from Hartford Whalers with Barry Richter, Steve Larmer and round 6 pick in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft (Yuri Litvinov) to New York Rangers for Darren Turcotte and James Patrick.
• March 21, 1994:
  • Phil Bourque traded from NY Rangers to Ottawa for future considerations.
  • Tony Amonte and the rights to Matt Oates traded from NY Rangers to Chicago for Stephane Matteau and Brian Noonan.
  • Peter Andersson traded from NY Rangers to Florida for future considerations.
  • Mike Gartner traded from NY Rangers to Toronto for Glenn Anderson, the rights to Scott Malone and Toronto's 4th round pick in 1994 Entry Draft.
  • Craig MacTavish traded from Edmonton to NY Rangers for Todd Marchant.

New York Rangers 1994 Stanley Cup champions

Roster

  Centers

• 11 Mark Messier (captain)
• 20 Mike Hudson
• 14 Craig MacTavish
• 13 Sergei Nemchinov
• 12 Ed Olczyk

  Wingers

• 9 Adam Graves
• 28 Steve Larmer
• 36 Glenn Anderson
• 17 Greg Gilbert
• 26 Joey Kocur
• 27 Alexei Kovalev
• 36 Nick Kypreos
• 32 Stephane Matteau
• 16 Brian Noonan
• 10 Esa Tikkanen
• 18 Mike Hartman

  Defensemen

• 2 Brian Leetch
• 4 Kevin Lowe
• 23 Jeff Beukeboom
• 25 Alexander Karpovtsev
• 6 Doug Lidster
• 24 Jay Wells
• 21 Sergei Zubov

  Goaltenders

• 35 Mike Richter
• 30 Glenn Healy

  Non-players

• Neil Smith (president/general manager/governor)
• Robert Gutkowski, Stanley Jaffe, Kenneth Munoz (alternate governors)
• Larry Pleau (ass’t general manager)
• Mike Keenan (head coach)
• Colin Campbell (associate coach)
• Dick Todd (ass’t coach)
• Matthew Louhgren (manager-team operations)
• Barry Watkins (director of communications)
• Christer Rockstrom, Tony Feltrin, Martin Madden, Herb Hammond, Darrwin Bennett (scouts)
• Dave Smith (medical trainer)
• Joe Murphy (equipment trainer)
• Mike Folga (equipment manager)
• Bruce Lifrieri (massage therapist)

Stanley Cup Engraving

• 1991, 1992 Pittsburgh, and 1993 Montreal included at least one player on the Stanley Cup who did not officially qualify. When the New York Rangers submitted their list of names for engraving, Ed Olczyk and Mike Hartman were included. Ed Olczyk played 37 regular-season games, and played 1 game in the conference finals. Mike Hartman played 35 regular-season games, but did not play in the playoffs. Both players spent the entire season with New York Rangers, and missed over 10 games due to injuries. When the Stanley Cup was engraved, Olczyk and Hartman's names were not included. The Rangers protested so the NHL added Olczyk and Hartman to the bottom of the cup. The NHL does not add missing names after the cup has been engraved, but made an exception in this case.

• NHL now agrees to allows players who do not officially qualify on the Stanley Cup (40 Regular season game, or played in the finals) on the Cup. However, some players who played in playoffs are still left off the Cup. While other players who play less than 10 regular season games and are not dressed in playoff are included.

• Alexander Karpovtsev, Alexei Kovalev, Sergei Nemchinov, and Sergei Zubov became the first four Russian-trained players to have their names engraved on the Stanley Cup. Sergei Priakin played in the playoffs for the 1989 Stanley Cup champion Flames. Anatoli Semenov played in the playoffs for 1990 Stanley Cup champion Oilers. Oleg Petrov played in the playoffs for the 1993 Stanley Cup champion Canadiens. Neither of these 3 Russian-trained player played enough games to qualify for engraved on the Stanley Cup, but were given Stanley Cup Rings.

Playoffs

Stanley Cup Finals

NY Rangers (1) vs. Vancouver (7)

Date	Away	Score	Home	Score	Notes
May 31	Vancouver	3	NY Rangers	2	(OT)
June 2	Vancouver	1	NY Rangers	3
June 4	NY Rangers	5	Vancouver	1
June 7	NY Rangers	4	Vancouver	2
June 9	Vancouver	6	NY Rangers	3
June 11	NY Rangers	1	Vancouver	4
June 14	Vancouver	2	NY Rangers	3
New York Rangers wins series 4–3 and Stanley Cup.
Brian Leetch (New York Rangers) wins Conn Smythe Trophy.

During the finals, Coach Mike Keenan made history by becoming the first head coach in a Game 7 Stanley Cup Finals on two different teams, having been with the Philadelphia Flyers in 1987 when they lost to the Oilers. Mike Babcock would join him in that distinction in 2009 while with the Detroit Red Wings With the Rangers winning Game 7, Keenan avoided becoming the first coach in NHL history to lose a Game 7 Stanley Cup Finals on two different teams, but this unfortunate fate would meet Babcock in 2009 when the Red Wings lost to Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Awards and records

• Brian Leetch, Conn Smythe Trophy
• Most wins by goaltender, season - Mike Richter (1993–94) - 42
• Mike Richter, MVP of NHL All-Star Game

Offseason

Draft picks

Round	#	Player	Nationality	College/Junior/Club team (League)
1	8	Niklas Sundstrom (LW)	Sweden	Modo (Sweden)
2	34	Lee Sorochan (D)	Canada	Lethbridge Hurricanes (WHL)
3	61	Maxim Galanov (D)	Russia	HC Lada Togliatti (Russia)
4	86	Sergei Olympiyev (LW)	Belarus	HC Dynamo Minsk (Belarus)
5	112	Gary Roach (D)	Canada	Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Media

Cable TV

Network	Play-by-play	Color commentator	Ice level reporter	Studio host
MSG Network

• -Some games we're broadcast on MSG II because of broadcast conflict with the New York Yankees of (MLB) and New York Knicks of the (NBA).

Radio

Flagship Station	Play-by-play	Color commentator	Studio host
WFAN–AM 660

• -Some games we're broadcast on WEVD–AM 1050 and WXRK–FM 92.3 because of broadcast conflict with the New York Mets of (MLB), New York Knicks of the (NBA) and the New York Jets of the (NFL).

References

• Rangers on Hockey Database

New York Rangers
Team	Franchise • Players • Coaches • GMs • Seasons • Records • Draft Picks • History Madison Square Garden
Stanley Cups	1928, 1933, 1940, 1994
Affiliates	Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL), Maine Mariners (ECHL)

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