Not nearly in the same stratosphere of good was the bats and they haven’t been anywhere close to good all season. The Rangers are now a week’s worth of games into the 2025 season and are averaging 2.57 runs per game and haven’t scored more than four runs in any game so far this season.

Following Peter Laviolette's eye-raising decision on rookie Gabe Perreault, the New York Rangers' head coach delivered an honest statement to the former first round selection.

Rangers are reportedly interested in exiting Celtic left-back Greg Taylor as Lewis Ferguson's agent suggests the Scotland midfielder would be interested in moving from Bologna to Napoli.

The Celtic player has been told that he will be tested when taking on Rangers at Ibrox later this season. On Saturday, Celtic won against Hearts to take their points tally to 78, further cementing their position at the top. They are currently 13 points clear of their bitter rivals Rangers who are in second.

Following the New York Rangers' tough loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, coach Peter Laviolette made an unexpected statement about his post-game approach.

Consider Ianis Hagi at Rangers, who reportedly pulls in more than Danilo, with the latter earning a substantial £40,000 weekly. Now, we’re not privy to the exact details of Hagi’s take-home pay, but we know he’s doing well.

Celtic hero, Chris Sutton, has declared the knee-jerk Rangers reaction laughable as the Hoops close in on another treble.

Rangers hope to persuade Greg Taylor to switch from Celtic this summer, but with Dinamo Zagreb, who failed in a January bid, still keen and Major League Soccer clubs also interested, the 27-year-old Scotland left-back will assess all other options before even considering such a controversial move.