The Dark Ranger: The King!

Bio of TDR

TDR is a working professional in entertainment and is obsessed with the game of hockey. Four years ago, this site emerged as a means (or an outlet) to tell some truth'isms about the game post-lockout, rather than the crud fed to us through knuckleheads like Jimmy Dolan and his lemmings universe. Today, there are a hundred Rangers sites and is thankful and grateful to all those that have come after him, but honorable thanks go to his fellow Dark-writers, Graying Mantis and J_Undisputed. And "Let's Go Rangers!"

Bio of Graying Mantis

Graying Mantis is in fact a graying legal practitioner by day (and sometimes, alas, by night). In the cobwebs of his memory, he recalls starting to follow the Blueshirts in 1970 and remembers watching pivotal playoff games against the Blackhawks on a snow-covered Hartford t.v. channel in their 1972 march to the Finals. Giacomin, Gilbert, Ratelle, and Hadfield seen skating on a small B&W TV screens always will be among his first Ranger memories. He is grateful beyond words for the opportunity to work with his colleagues here in their never ending battle to inform and entertain. Most of all, he appreciates the chance to engage with fellow hockey fans.

Bio of J_Undisputed

"J_Undisputed is an Information Tech Professional; a student, and on and off in his dreams, Mike Richter. He caught his first glimpse of Rangers Hockey when an overtime preempted his favorite pro wrestling broadcast on WWOR-9 one late saturday night when he was 5 and he's been hooked ever since. He's been watching the Rangers for 30 years despite family attempts to make him an Islander Fan (Rest easy...they're out of the will). What started as a minor annoyance has become a life long passion (and at times, a frustration...But he wouldn't trade it for anything). Lets Go Rangers!"

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

The King!

Simply.

1 comments:

Anonymous said...: My concerns for Rangers and Penguins....Fleury played great against Ottawa and really showed he could be a top notch goalie. On the other hand the King Henrik has been playing great hockey all season. Henrik played great against the Devils. Fleury did play well against Ottawa but they were a team that limped into the playoffs and their offense was not where it should have been. We shall see what happens. Oh and by the way if you'd like to chit chat more about the Rangers I'm always on this site: http://iamaranger.rangers.nhl.com/DenMarkDutch; Thursday, April 24, 2008 2:48:00 PM