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Chris Drury to Undergo Knee Surgery, Out Up to Six Weeks

New York Rangers captain Chris Drury will undergo knee surgery that is expected to keep the forward out of the lineup up to six weeks, coach John Tortorella told reporters on Wednesday. Drury, 34, had missed the the past two games and he'd been battling soreness in his left knee, The Record reported. "He tried to play...

Ryan Callahan Has Broken Hand, Could Miss Two Months

New York Rangers forward Ryan Callahan will miss up to two months after breaking his hand Wednesday. In meeting with reporters ahead of the Rangers' game against Phoenix Thursday, coach John Tortorella said Callahan would be out six to eight weeks. He broke his hand while blocking a shot during the Rangers' 4-1 win over...

Rangers' Marian Gaborik, Chris Drury Leave Game With Significant Injuries

The New York Rangers lost two key cogs to their lineup in Friday night's 4-3 overtime loss against the Toronto Maple Leafs as world-class scorer Marian Gaborik suffered a separated shoulder and captain Chris Drury re-broke a finger that sidelined him for all of the preseason and the first two games of this season. The...

Reports: Chris Drury Breaks Finger, Out Four Weeks

New York Rangers captain Chris Drury broke a finger during a Monday morning skate and will miss four weeks, according to multiple reports. The 34-year-old Drury was taking part in a scrimmage when he reportedly broke his left index finger. If Drury is to miss the full four weeks, he will not play in the first four games...

2010-11 New York Rangers Preview: Grit, Gaborik and Goaltending

The New York Rangers have some serious problems. Although they have a roster with few stars, they are up against the salary cap. New York has depth at center, but not a legitimate first-liner. As for the defense, let's just say it's a long way from 1994. Still, the Rangers have plenty of reasons to believe. Like many...

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05/20/12 Coach's magic didn't help Caps get past superior... Source: New York Post - New York NY The analyses of the Capitals' second-round loss in seven games to the Rangers was common, all right, but reflected no wisdom.