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MSG Sports eyes split of Knicks and Rangers into separate public companies
business7 days ago

MSG Sports eyes split of Knicks and Rangers into separate public companies

Madison Square Garden Sports' board approved exploring a plan to spin off its two franchises into separate publicly traded companies: the Knicks (and Westchester Knicks) as one company, and the Rangers (and Hartford Wolf Pack) as another. There is no timeline or guarantee; approvals from the NBA and NHL are required, and the move would aim to give each franchise clearer focus and investor characteristics, reflecting Dolan-era corporate restructuring.

Rangers showcase depth as Fangraphs unveils 2026 Top 100 Prospects
sports9 days ago

Rangers showcase depth as Fangraphs unveils 2026 Top 100 Prospects

Fangraphs released its 2026 Top 100 Prospects list, noting a total of 110 players meeting the threshold. The Texas Rangers are represented by five prospects overall: Sebastian Walcott at 30 (limited by a UCL injury), Yolfran Castillo at 70, Caden Scarborough at 71, David Davalillo at 89, and Winston Santos at 103. Castillo stands out as a highly regarded 19-year-old international signee, while Scarborough’s high placement reinforces the system’s depth.

Rangers Pivot as Panarin Departs for Kings
sports20 days ago

Rangers Pivot as Panarin Departs for Kings

New York traded Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings for top prospect Liam Greentree and two conditional picks, with Panarin signing a two-year, $22 million contract; the move ends his era in New York as the Rangers, currently last in the Eastern Conference, pivot to a roster retooling aimed at becoming competitive again under coach Mike Sullivan.

Rangers Trade Panarin to Kings, Signaling a Retool
sports21 days ago

Rangers Trade Panarin to Kings, Signaling a Retool

The New York Rangers traded Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings for a conditional third-round pick and prospect Liam Greentree, and Panarin then signed a two-year extension with the Kings at an $11 million average annual value. New York will retain 50% of Panarin’s cap hit this season as the teammoves into a retool, while Greentree—20 years old and coming off strong OHL-season production—gives L.A. added offensive upside. Panarin, who had 57 points in 52 games this season, departs after six seasons as a core Ranger.”,

Panarin Trade Narrowed as 3 Contenders Refuse Extension
sports22 days ago

Panarin Trade Narrowed as 3 Contenders Refuse Extension

Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman notes Artemi Panarin’s preferred extension is a deal-breaker for trade talks, with Colorado, Dallas, and Anaheim viewing him as a pure rental rather than a long-term commitment; the Rangers have him held out for roster-management reasons, and cap constraints plus the price of a potential extension are narrowing the market for a player still producing at an elite level.

Capitals poised to land Panarin as extension price shapes trade market
sports25 days ago

Capitals poised to land Panarin as extension price shapes trade market

Panarin’s looming trade could be one of the biggest in years, with the Rangers weighing siting him until the Olympic break and many teams wary of meeting a long-term, high-dollar extension; Washington’s ample cap space and deep prospect pool position them as early favorites, while interest persists from Florida, San Jose, and Seattle, all hinging on whether Panarin agrees to a long contract.

Panarin Sweepstakes: Ranking the 8 Most Likely NHL Destinations
sports26 days ago

Panarin Sweepstakes: Ranking the 8 Most Likely NHL Destinations

With Artemi Panarin likely headed out of New York as the Rangers pursue asset management, this piece ranks eight potential destinations from least to most realistic—San Jose Sharks, Vegas Golden Knights, Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals, Los Angeles Kings, Florida Panthers, Detroit Red Wings, and Carolina Hurricanes—based on cap space, assets, and fit, while noting his no-movement clause could shape which teams are truly feasible.

Capitals Not Expected to Land Panarin Amid Trade Buzz
sports27 days ago

Capitals Not Expected to Land Panarin Amid Trade Buzz

Washington isn’t seen as a likely destination for Artemi Panarin despite ongoing rumors; Elliotte Friedman said the Capitals “don’t seem likely” to trade for the Rangers star, who is seeking a long extension and has a full no-trade clause. The Rangers reportedly want a Brock Nelson–style return, while Panarin’s preferred destination is the Florida Panthers, though cap and asset constraints may block that. The Capitals are said to be willing to offer a three-year extension around $12 million per season, and multiple teams remain in the mix as trade activity heats up ahead of the Olympic-break roster freeze and the March deadline.

Rangers sit Panarin as roster retooling signals moves ahead of Olympics
sports27 days ago

Rangers sit Panarin as roster retooling signals moves ahead of Olympics

Artemi Panarin was scratched from the Rangers’ lineup for roster-management purposes ahead of the Olympic break, signaling possible moves as New York retools before the March 6 trade deadline. Panarin leads the team with 57 points this season on a final seven-year contract with a no-movement clause, while the Rangers sit last in the Eastern Conference at 22-26-6. The club recently traded Carson Soucy to the Islanders as part of its shift.

Rangers Rally in OT as Trade Talk Swirls Ahead of Deadline
sports1 month ago

Rangers Rally in OT as Trade Talk Swirls Ahead of Deadline

Matthew Robertson scored on a breakout in overtime to lift the New York Rangers to a win over the Boston Bruins at Madison Square Garden, their third win in 14 games and first home victory since Dec. 20, after Will Borgen tied it late. The result came amid active trade-deadline moves, including Carson Soucy being traded to the Islanders and a series of lineup shuffles as New York looks to salvage its season.

Nationals Trade Gore as Market Heats Up, Weekend Fan Events Loom
mlb1 month ago

Nationals Trade Gore as Market Heats Up, Weekend Fan Events Loom

Three quick takeaways as the winter rumor mill heats up: the Nationals signal a rebuild by trading MacKenzie Gore to the Rangers for a prospect package headlined by Gavin Fien, with CJ Abrams and Jacob Young also in the mix as potential trade chips; with Gore and Freddy Peralta already off the board, the pool of tradable players narrows to depth pieces and position players like Kris Bubic, Brendan Donovan, and Isaac Paredes as teams weigh next moves; and teams are hosting fan events this weekend ahead of Spring Training, though weather forced cancellations for the Rangers and Orioles, with Twins, Astros, Rockies and Pirates events on the schedule.

Rangers pledge a strategic retool around core players amid rough stretch
sports1 month ago

Rangers pledge a strategic retool around core players amid rough stretch

New York Rangers president/GM Chris Drury told fans the team will pursue a strategic retool—not a rebuild—built around the core and prospects, aiming to add tenacity, speed and a winning pedigree while prioritizing young players, draft picks and cap space; Panarin was informed he will not receive a contract extension, signaling roster changes to come as the team tries to reverse a five-game slide and climb out of the Eastern Conference basement.