The New York Rangers head coach, Peter Laviolette had his first press conference this morning and his message could not be more clear. He is going to put this team to work. Laviolette has over ...

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Last season, when the Rangers got off to a great start and ended up winning the Presidents’ Trophy, coach Peter Laviolette didn’t tinker much with his forward lines and defense combinations.

Peter Laviolette hasn’t been one to completely blow up his forward lines and defensive pairings during his first two seasons coaching the Rangers, so Saturday’s practice configurations ...

Peter Laviolette has not been able to smile during this Eastern Conference Finals series. The New York Rangers are no longer leading the series because their overtime magic came to a conclusion on ...

WASHINGTON — There has been a steady drip, drip, drip in the ice time awarded to Mika Zibanejad’s and No. 93’s line and the Swede doesn’t have to look at the final scoresheet to recognize ...

The New York Rangers have now lost two out of their last three games, which led to some major lineup changes from Peter Laviolette. After completely blowing up the lines in the beginning of ...

Former Philadelphia Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette got into a heated ... John Tortorella Sounds Off At Team After 3-2 OT Loss; Press Conference Cut Short ...

In this Rangers postgame news conference, head coach Peter Laviolette commented on the team's 5-2 loss to the defending Stanley Cup Champion Vegas Golden Knights. Laviolette: "Right now we're ...

Chris Drury and Peter ... top. LAVIOLETTE: Depending on your viewpoint either C-Minus or F for Failure. The mantra was "Stanley Cup Or Bust" and the club failed to even get past the Conference ...

Cancel anytime. Last season: 55-23-4, lost to Florida in six games in Eastern Conference final. COACH: Peter Laviolette (807-526-25-154 over 22 seasons with six teams, 1 Stanley Cup title).