With the news only breaking last week fresh off wrapping an episode, we begin today's by discussing JT Miller's promotion to captain, and dive straight into the first two preseason games for the New York Rangers against the Devils and Bruins. Trying not to put too much stock into wins and losses, we focus on players that stood out in both a negative and positive way, further lineup questions as many players battling for roster spots looked pretty good, and touch on the new centennial jerseys that were officially released less than a week ago. I don't know about you, but I am so excited to finally be able to watch even just a preseason game!
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