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Sean Avery

Sean Avery

#16LW,
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 10"/195 lbs
Born: Pickering, Canada
Draft: Undrafted 1999 signed by the
Shoots: L
  • New York Post

    Gerard Gallant may switch around top lines to rejuvenate Rangers offense

    More On: new york rangers MSG, Dolan sued for 'profit-motivated' use of facial-recognition to ban enemies How Rangers could utilize goalies over final weeks Rangers rally to salvage a point but lack urgency in OT loss Rangers blueliner hitting stride at the right time WASHINGTON — Gerard Gallant has started with the same forward combinations in the past 11 games, which is one of the Rangers head coach's longest streaks of the season. With the additions of Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko, it was imperative to give the lineup some continuity — and that's what Gallant has done. When such a star-studded alignment has been limited to two goals or fewer in four of the past six games, however, the

  • The Hockey Writers

    4 Rangers to Watch During the Final Stretch

    The New York Rangers clinched their second consecutive playoff berth on March 27. The expectations this year heightened further following their trade deadline additions of Vladimir Tarasenko and Patrick Kane. The 2022-23 regular season is winding down and the Rangers are aiming to end the year on a high note. The club will continue to get accustomed to the top six featuring Tarasenko and Kane.

  • New York City News

    Rangers searching for a spark against fading Capitals

    The Washington Capitals are on the brink of missing the playoffs for just the fourth time in Alex Ovechkin's career. The Rangers concluded a winless back-to-back road set Friday when they fell 2-1 to the Buffalo Sabres in overtime. The Capitals haven't played since Thursday, when their playoff hopes continued dimming with a 5-1 loss to the host Tampa Bay Lightning. The consecutive losses were the first since March 2-4 for the Rangers (44-21-11, 99 points), who clinched a playoff berth Monday night and will assure themselves no worse than a third-place finish in the Metropolitan Division with either one more point or one more loss by the New York Islanders.