In the words of New York Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin, “something broke.” That is perhaps the most succinct way to explain what went wrong this season for the Rangers, who became just the fourth team in NHL history to miss the Stanley Cup Playoffs the season after winning the Presidents’ Trophy as the top regular-season team in the League.
Following the firing of Peter Laviolette by Rangers general manager Chris Drury, bruising forward Matt Rempe made it clear that he wasn't happy about it.
For the second consecutive time, the New York Rangers have fired their head coach after just two seasons, this time with Peter Laviolette. The team had a disappointing season with a 39-36-7 record that wasn’t good enough to make the playoffs, and Laviolette appears to be the scapegoat.
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After firing Peter Laviolette on Saturday, New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury stated that he’s open to any and all options to replace the respected coach next season.
The Rangers say that poor play, exacerbated by outside noise, led to Peter Laviolette being fired in a disappointing season.
As the coaching carousel got wound up this weekend with the firings of Peter Laviolette in New York along with Anaheim Ducks bench boss Greg Cronin, I
Following the New York Rangers' decision to fire Peter Laviolette after a disappointing 2024–25 campaign, speculation has already started on potential replacements.
While the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, the New York Rangers are beginning their search for a new head coach. After dismissing Peter Laviolette from the role, the organization is looking for a new bench boss, someone who can help realize this team's championship ambitions.
The New York Rangers are reportedly looking to replace Peter Laviolette with the second longest tenured coach in the NHL. The New York Rangers just wrapped up a miserable season in the big apple.
The Rangers just fired head coach Peter Laviolette and are not on the hunt for his replacement, with two candidates currently working for NHL clubs. The New York Rangers officially cut ties with head coach Peter Laviolette on Saturday, revealing that he and associate coach Phil Housley were released.
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury addressed the media Saturday following the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette. During an impromptu Zoom call after releasing an unexpected statement announcing Laviolette's firing, Drury called the Rangers' 2024–25 season a failure and placed responsibility on all levels of the organization.
The New York Rangers advanced to the Eastern Conference Final in 2024 before falling to the eventual champion Florida Panthers. This season, however, the Rangers regressed sharply, finishing 39–36–7 and missing the playoffs by six points and for the first time in four years.
A New York Rangers fan is sending his organization a clear warning if they were to hire former Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville as Peter Laviolette's replacement.
The New York Rangers made their first big change of the offseason on Saturday. They fired head coach Peter Laviolette after only two seasons on the job.
The New York Rangers fired head coach Peter Laviolette on Saturday following a bitterly disappointing 2024-25 season.
One season after the New York Rangers finished with the best record in the NHL, the team fired head coach Peter Laviolette and associate head coach Phil Housley on Saturday.
Peter Laviolette was relieved of his coaching duties by the New York Rangers on Saturday (April 19), after they failed to qualify for the playoffs in his second season at the helm.
The New York Rangers have fired head coach Peter Laviolette and associate head coach Phil Housley, the team announced Saturday. The decision, made by President and General Manager Chris Drury, follows a disappointing 2024-25 season in which the team fell well short of expectations.
On Saturday, New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury announced the team has fired head coach Peter Laviolette after just two seasons. The Rangers also relieved associate coach Phil Housley of his duties.
The Rangers are making some changes behind the bench.
The New York Rangers knew they needed to get over the hump after a couple of disappointing playoff exits. Peter Laviolette had led the Rangers to the Eastern Conference Final last season, and the core of this team had been there in two of the past three years.
The New York Rangers were the NHL's biggest disappointment in 2024/25, and with Peter Laviolette potentially on the way out, we know their ideal replacement.
One name on most radars is Rangers bench boss Peter Laviolette, who has one year left on his deal.
After another disheartening loss, a 4–0 shutout at the hands of the New Jersey Devils, speculation is running wild that New York Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette may be checking out.
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