Rangers' 1st NHL game remembered as 'Rolls-Royce occasion' entering Centennial season
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The New York Rangers celebrated a monumental occasion as they prepared to enter their centennial season, marking 100 years since their inaugural NHL game. The team's first match took place on November 16, 1926, against the Montreal Maroons, a moment forever etched in hockey history. In that debut, the Rangers showcased their competitive spirit, a trait that has defined the franchise through decades of play.
As the centennial approaches, the Rangers reflect on their legacy, including notable players like Mark Messier, Brian Leetch, and the recently retired Henrik Lundqvist, who have brought glory to the Madison Square Garden faithful. The organization's rich history is filled with playoff battles and memorable moments, fostering a strong connection with its passionate fanbase.
In anticipation of this landmark anniversary, the Rangers have planned a series of festivities and promotions to honor both their past and future. Fans can expect various events celebrating the franchise's journey, from the original Garden to their current roster that aims for another Stanley Cup. Players like Artemi Panarin and Chris Kreider look to carry the torch forward as they don the Rangers' colors, striving to add another chapter to the storied history of this iconic team.
As the centennial approaches, the Rangers reflect on their legacy, including notable players like Mark Messier, Brian Leetch, and the recently retired Henrik Lundqvist, who have brought glory to the Madison Square Garden faithful. The organization's rich history is filled with playoff battles and memorable moments, fostering a strong connection with its passionate fanbase.
In anticipation of this landmark anniversary, the Rangers have planned a series of festivities and promotions to honor both their past and future. Fans can expect various events celebrating the franchise's journey, from the original Garden to their current roster that aims for another Stanley Cup. Players like Artemi Panarin and Chris Kreider look to carry the torch forward as they don the Rangers' colors, striving to add another chapter to the storied history of this iconic team.