Broadway Block: a podcast about the New York Rangers

Fresh off recording an episode with Locked on Rangers, we delve further into the hot button topics of conversation this off season so far. We share our thoughts on Pavel Dorofeyev as we start to have an idea of what the top lines could look like. We speculate on the 3rd and 4th lines and give our best ideas as far as what they might look like. We also zoom in on the glut of defenseman the roster currently has, with guys like Vaakan...

On this week's episode, we talk about potential lineup configurations as I believe we are looking at what is more than likely the finished roster. We specifically zoom in on the presumed second defensive pairing of Marcus Pettersson and Sean Durzi, both acquired on free agent day this offseason. We also chat about newly appointed roles within the organization, with Jonathan Quick accepting a role as director of goaltending developm...

If I had to guess, I would say the offseason moves are about 95% of the way there with Braden Schneider officially minting his new contract. We spend a decent amount of the show discussing the deal and how it changes thing for both player and team. I don't think 5.6m AAV is too far off, but I think most people expected to see longer term. Does the one year bridge deal provide an opportunity to see what you have in the former first ...

There was so much to talk about last week that we almost had to do a part two. In this week's episode, we do a deeper dive in to all the moves so far of the offseason. With most of the pieces in, and also factoring the subtraction to the lineup, it feels safe enough to begin to piece together the lineup puzzle. With additions like Dorofeyev, and Durzi, and notable trades of Edstom and Trocheck, did Chris Drury do enough to rectify ...

The New York Rangers had themselves an extremely busy weekend to kick off the offseason, and have reignited our hopes in potentially reaching the playoffs, and at the very least improving the result from last season. The draft started out with the selection of Alberts Smits, and a huge trade involving two first round picks for Pavel Dorofeyev, an elite scoring winger from Vegas. Then Drury came out with a flurry of moves to open up...

The NHL Draft is finally here, and the week leading up to it has been nothing short of exciting. With a pretty bleak unrestricted free agency pool leading into this offseason, there seems to have been a large emphasis from GMs around the league to look at trades as a way of improving their teams. If you're unwilling to wait on prospects, and there's nobody to sign, the only way to stay competitive is to offer a boatload of assets. ...

The '25-'26 season is officially over, and I can say for a lot of Rangers fans out there that this one is definitely one I'd like to forget soon. Despite a division rival winning the cup, a recently traded Ranger hoisting said cup, and moving down in the draft lotto despite having the 3rd worst record all season, the year was one of the more frustrating seasons we've had to suffer through recently. As it draws to a close, we make t...

As we come to a close with the 2026 NHL season, we take a look at the recent news surrounding Dylan Larkin requesting a trade. We also zoom in on what it could mean for the value of Vincent Trocheck, and whether it makes sense to allow players to request a trade without fulling waiving their clauses. Of course, we touch on the playoffs as a whole and how significant the game four win was for Carolina.

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With the NHL Stanley Cup Finals officially underway, it's hard to process how quickly the season ended and that it's already June. In today's episode, we touch on the upcoming NHL entry draft, and the recent news that former Ranger Manny Malhotra has been appointed as head coach for the Canucks, which almost certainly means they'll be drafting his son Caleb with the 3rd overall pick. The domino effect from there is that the Rangers...

As we start to see the NHL finals picture come together, we zoom in on more of the John Tortorella news in Vegas and touch in with a former guest and colleague of John's, Ant SanFilippo. It's no secret Torts has taken the Golden Knights and truly gotten the most out of them. Since his hiring, the Knights are 19-4-1, finishing the regular season off in first place, and just now sweeping the President's Trophy Avalanche. In fact, Joh...

With not much in the way of New York Rangers news, we take a trip down memory lane in this episode to discuss some of our favorite moments as Rangers fans, the best games we've watched or been to, and some of our favorite players that we grew up watching. We also take a moment around the league to chat about the playoffs, and found it hard to not gush about how fun this New York Knicks team is to watch right now. We also zoom in on...

On todays episode, we chat with a returning guest to go over who the Rangers and their fans could get excited about drafting in June. The Prospect Don is a very knowledgable guy, who in this episode, goes in depth about essentially everyone in the top 30. We first cover the elephant in the room- Who will be left at number 5? We then talk about some of the talent the team could look to grab with their return from the K'Andre Miller ...

The Rangers didn't get lucky in the NHL draft lotto, but the depth of prospects at the top does look as though they can either escape with a good player, or potentially wheel and deal that pick to get a more ready-now piece. With a huge offseason ahead of them, the work begins now to retool the roster into a playoff worthy team. When you look at teams like the Flyers and Ducks in the playoffs, and what a losing season gives you as ...

On todays episode, we reconnect with good friend and host of Locked On NY Rangers, Jon Chik. Jon is a great guy with an unbelievable output, making content about the New York Rangers every single day, and currently ranked as one of the top NY Rangers shows in the world. We chat with him today about trade rumors, playoff expectations, and some of the standout players from this past season. 

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With the season officially over, we turn our attention as not just New York Rangers fans but hockey fans in general towards the beginning of the NHL Playoffs. In this episode, we chat about the season as a whole while attempting to highlight some of our favorite moments in a lost year. We touch on the players who stood out, the injuries that mounted during the course of the season, and dissect the players exit interviews where we l...

In what felt like a season that most Rangers fans are eager to erase from memory, it honestly flew by for me, and is surprising to say is finally over. In this episode we reconnect with a previous guest Jennifer Streeter, who is currently reporting on the NHL, NCAA, and PWHL with Sports Illustrated & Sporting News. After a long time serving as a Rangers beat writer, and a Rangers fan at heart, we talk about the highs and (mostl...

With the last home game of the season, the Rangers fall short of completing an entertaining home-stand, losing to the Sabres after recapturing the lead briefly. In what has been a disappointing year on all fronts, some players have been truly entertaining to watch. As the organization embraces this new chapter, the apparent "youth movement" of players like Adam Sykora, Jaroslav Chmelar, Drew Fortescue, and to a lesser extent, Lafre...

After an electric goalie fight between Igor Shesterkin and Jacob Markstrom, the New York Rangers extend their winning streak at home to three games, as they continue to find ways down the stretch to leave feeling good about their performance. As much as I'm rooting for some lotto luck, it is nice to see them not lose sight and put up strong games, albeit a little too late and against some teams that are also struggling. On today's ...

As we reach the end of the season, with playoffs hopes offically over with the loss to the Maple Leafs, we chat through this episode about the best usage of time for the final 10 games of the season. The Rangers have recently signed Drew Fortescue, a young and exciting prospect that could perhaps make his NHL debut sooner than later, with question marks surrounding the current d-core and Drury's willingness to move on from some of ...