Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

Rod Gilbert, the New York Rangers’ all-time points leader, has passed away.  The club confirmed Gilbert’s death on Sunday at the age of 80. Gilbert will forever be remembered as the first player to ever have their jersey retired by the historic club… More…

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This Is Just the Beginning for Jack Peart

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

When NHL scouts look at Jack Peart, they see a ton of potential in the 2021 draft prospect. The Fargo Force defenseman may not have the biggest frame at 5-foot-11 and 180 pounds, but his tools are incredible and the kid still has so much more potential to unlock as he matures. More…

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Seattle Can Officially Name Some Kraken

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

With the final payment in the books, the Seattle Kraken have officially become the NHL’s 32nd franchise. Puck drop is scheduled for October but there’s going to be a lot going on before that. More…

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UMaine Men’s Ice Hockey Coach Dies

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

Let’s say some prayers: I lot of years ago, Red Gendron and I sat together on a coaching roundtable at the Hockey Coaching Journal’s seminar in Connecticut. We were both on the young-ish side way back then — and he was younger than I, so I’m saddened today to hear of his passing. More…

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Need to Know: The All-American Prospects Game

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

One of the most helpful new NHL draft scouting events of the past decade has been the annual All-American Prospects Game and we now have rosters for the 2021 edition, which will be held at USA Hockey Arena in Michigan on April 7. More…

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Get Ready for the Prep Hockey Conference

Rangers Legend Rod Gilbert Passes Away at 80

The Prep Hockey Conference is launching for the 2021-22 season, bringing together six elite programs in North America: Shattuck-St. Mary’s School, St. Andrew’s College, Northwood School, Culver Academies, Mount St. Charles Academy and South Kent School. All six programs have developed NHLers and top-end NCAA players throughout their histories. More…

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