New York Rangers Schedule 2022-2023

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New York Rangers Games 2022-2023

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Playoffs

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Tue. Apr 18
Game 1
at New JerseyW, 5-1
(Series 1-0, NYR)
Thu, Apr 20
Game 2
at New JerseyW, 5-1
(Series 2-0, NYR)
Sat, Apr 22
Game 3
at New YorkL, 2-1 (OT)
(Series 2-1, NYR)
Tue, Apr 25
Game 4
at New YorkL 3-1
(Series 2-2)
Thu, Apr 27
Game 5
at New JerseyL 4-0
(Series 3-2, NJ)
Sat, Apr 29
Game 6
at New YorkW, 5-2
(Series 3-3)
Mon, May 1
Game 7
at New JerseyL, 4-0
(Series 4-3, NJ)

April 2023

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Sun. Apr 2at WashingtonW, 5-2
Wed. Apr 5Tampa BayW, 6-3
Thu. Apr 6at St. LouisL, 3-2 (OT)
Sat. Apr 8at ColumbusW, 4-0
Mon. Apr 10BuffaloL, 2-3 (SO)
Thu. Apr 13TorontoL, 3-2

March 2023

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Wed. Mar 1at PhiladelphiaW, 3-2 (OT)
Thu. Mar 2OttawaL, 5-3
Sat. Mar 4at BostonL, 4-2
Thu. Mar 9at MontrealW, 4-3 (SO)
Sat. Mar 11at BuffaloW, 2-1 (OT)
Sun. Mar 12at PittsburghL, 3-2 (OT)
Tue. Mar 14WashingtonW, 5-3
Thu. Mar 16PittsburghW, 4-2
Sat. Mar 18PittsburghW, 6-0
Sun. Mar 19NashvilleW, 7-0
Tue. Mar 21CarolinaL, 3-2
Thu. Mar 23at CarolinaW, 2-1
Sat. Mar 25at FloridaW, 4-3
Tue. Mar 28ColumbusW, 6-2
Thu. Mar 30at New JerseyL, 2-1
Fri. Mar 31at BuffaloL, 3-2 (OT)

February 2023

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Mon. Feb 6CalgaryW, 5-4 (OT)
Wed. Feb 8VancouverW, 4-3
Fri. Feb 10SeattleW, 6-3
Sat. Feb 11at CarolinaW, 6-2
Wed. Feb 15at VancouverW, 6-4
Fri. Feb 17at EdmontonW, 5-4 (SO)
Sat. Feb 18at CalgaryL, 3-2 (OT)
Mon. Feb 20WinnipegL, 4-1
Thu. Feb 23at DetroitL, 4-1
Sat. Feb 25at WashingtonL, 6-3
Sun. Feb 26Los AngelesW, 5-2

January 2023

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Sun. Jan 1at FloridaW, 5-3
Tue. Jan 3CarolinaW, 5-3
Thu. Jan 5at MontrealW, 4-1
Sat. Jan 7at New JerseyL, 4-3 (OT)
Tue. Jan 10MinnesotaW, 4-3 (SO)
Thu. Jan 12DallasW, 2-1 (OT)
Sun. Jan 15MontrealL, 2-1
Mon. Jan 16at ColumbusW, 3-1
Thu. Jan 19BostonL, 3-1
Mon. Jan 23FloridaW, 6-2
Wed. Jan 25at TorontoL, 3-2 (OT)
Fri. Jan 27VegasW, 4-1

December 2022

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Fri. Dec 2OttawaL, 3-2 (OT)
Sat. Dec 3ChicagoL, 5-2
Mon. Dec 5St. LouisW, 6-4
Wed. Dec 7at VegasW, 5-1
Fri. Dec 9at ColoradoW, 2-1(SO)
Mon. Dec 12New JerseyW, 4-3 (OT)
Thu. Dec 15TorontoW, 3-1
Sat. Dec 17at PhiladelphiaW, 6-3
Sun. Dec 18at ChicagoW, 7-1
Tue. Dec 20at PittsburghL, 3-2
Thu. Dec 22N.Y. IslandersW, 5-3
Tue. Dec 27WashingtonL, 4-0
Thu. Dec 29at Tampa BayL, 2-1 (SO)

November 2022

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Tue. Nov 1PhiladelphiaW, 1-0(OT)
Thu. Nov 3BostonL, 5-2
Sun. Nov 6DetroitL, 3-2 (OT)
Tue. Nov 8N.Y. IslandersL, 4-3
Thu. Nov 10at DetroitW, 8-2
Sat. Nov 12at NashvilleL, 2-1
Sun. Nov 13ArizonaW, 4-1
Thu. Nov 17at SeattleL, 3-2 (OT)
Sat. Nov 19at San JoseW, 2-1
Tue. Nov 22at Los AngelesW, 5-3
Wed. Nov 23at AnaheimL, 3-2
Sat. Nov 26EdmontonL, 4-3
Mon. Nov 28New JerseyL, 5-3
Wed. Nov 30at OttawaW, 3-1

October 2022

DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Tue. Oct 11Tampa BayW, 3-1
Thu. Oct 13at MinnesotaW, 7-3
Fri. Oct 14at WinnipegL, 4-1
Mon. Oct 17AnaheimW, 6-4
Thu. Oct 20San JoseL, 3-2 (OT)
Sun. Oct 23ColumbusL, 5-1
Tue. Oct 25ColoradoL, 3-2(SO)
Wed. Oct 26at N.Y. IslandersL, 3-0
Sat. Oct 29at DallasW, 6-3
Sun. Oct 30at ArizonaW, 3-2

New York Rangers Preseason Schedule (Games Played)

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DATEOPPONENTSCORE
Monday, Sept. 26   IslandersW, 4-1
Tuesday, Sept. 27@BruinsL, 3-2(OT)
Thursday, Sept. 29DevilsL, 5-2
Friday, Sept. 30@DevilsW, 2-1
Wednesday, Oct. 5BruinsL, 5-4
Saturday, Oct. 8@IslandersL, 3-1

NHL Key Dates 2022-23

NHL Free Agency (July 1, 2023)

Free agent frenzy returns back to its normal date.

NHL Draft (June 28-29, 2023)

The Nashville Predators will host the 2023 NHL Draft at the Bridgestone Arena. This marks the first time that the two events will be conducted in the same city since both were held in Vancouver in 2006.

NHL Awards (June 26, 2023)

Nashville, which previously served as the site of the 2003 NHL Draft, is hosting the awards show for the first time.

NHL Trade Deadline (March 3, 2023)

The NHL Trade Deadline was earlier this season, as the schedules started to return to normal. Last season it was on March 21.

NHL Stadium Series (February 18, 2023)

The Carolina Hurricanes hosted the Washington Capitals at Carter-Finley Stadium at the North Carolina State campus.

NHL All-Star Game (February 4, 2023)

The Florida Panthers hosted this season’s festivities with the All-Star Skills competition held on Feb. 3.

Winter Classic (January 2, 2023)

The Winter Classic was held at Fenway Park in Boston, where the Bruins hosted the Pittsburgh Penguins.

NHL Thanksgiving Showdown (November 25, 2022)

The Pittsburgh Penguins visited the Philadelphia Flyers, while the St. Louis Blues played at Tampa Bay, one day after Thanksgiving.

NHL Global Series (October 7-8, 2022)

The regular season started with the NHL Global Series in Prague, the capital city of Czechia. The Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks competed in two games, the NHL’s first in Europe since 2019. The Global Series also featured games in Tampere, Finland on Nov. 4-5 between the Avalanche and Columbus Blue Jackets.

New York Rangers Schedule FAQ

New York Rangers Schedule FAQ
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How long is the New York Rangers season?

The New York Rangers season duration, as with all NHL teams, is contingent on the regular-season schedule and the possibility of participating in playoffs. Typically, the regular season comprises 82 games, with equal numbers of 41 games played at home and away. In a standard season, the NHL regular season commences in early October and culminates in early April.

How many seasons have the New York Rangers played?

The New York Rangers are one of the “Original Six” teams in the NHL, which means they were among the first six teams to compete in the league when it was founded in 1917. Since then, the New York Rangers have played 96 seasons.

What was the best New York Rangers season ever?

A strong contender for the best season in Rangers history is the 1993-1994 season. The Rangers finished with a league-leading 112 points, winning the Presidents’ Trophy for having the best regular-season record.

Under the guidance of head coach Mike Keenan, they went on to win their fourth Stanley Cup in franchise history and their first since 1940, defeating the Vancouver Canucks in a thrilling seven-game series.

What was the worst New York Rangers season ever?

The worst season has to be the 1962-1963 season. During this season, the Rangers finished with a record of 17 wins, 38 losses, and 15 ties, which totaled 49 points. They finished last in the league and did not make the playoffs.

The team struggled on both ends of the ice, scoring a league-low 189 goals while allowing 252 goals, which was the second-worst in the league. The 1962-1963 season was a low point for the Rangers and one of the worst in their long history.

Who is the New York Rangers’ biggest rival?

The New York Rangers’ biggest rival is generally considered to be the New York Islanders. This intense rivalry, known as the “Battle of New York,” began in 1972 when the Islanders joined the NHL as an expansion team. Geographically, the two teams are close, with the Rangers based in Manhattan and the Islanders in Long Island, which has contributed to the rivalry’s intensity.