This is no way for Rangers to honor franchise’s 100-year history
NY Post
The Rangers players who bled blue during their New York tenures were honored on the Madison Square Garden ice Thursday night as part of the club’s ongoing Centennial season celebration.
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Fan favorites who endeared themselves to the Blueshirts Faithful with their sacrifice, will and dedication, like Ryan Callahan, Adam Graves, Henrik Lundqvist and many more.
What followed on the Garden ice — a 5-2 loss to the Sabres — only created more distaste for the 2025-26 Rangers. Amid what is supposed to be a grand jubilee of the franchise’s 100-year history, the Blueshirts’ absolute incompetence in their own building has eclipsed all feeling of sentiment.
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