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Artemi Panarin

Artemi Panarin

#10, LW,
New York Rangers
G
49
A
71
Pts
120
+/-
18
PPP
44
SOG
303
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 0"/173 lbs
Born: Korkino, Russia
Draft: Undrafted
Shoots: R
  • New York Post

    Capitals 'confused' by no-call on Artemi Panarin's huge hit on T.J. Oshie

    Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery was “confused” as to why Rangers forward Artemi Panarin wasn't penalized for his big hit on T.J. Oshie that forced the Caps forward out of their Game 2 loss to the Blueshirts in their first-round playoff series. Panarin appeared to catch Oshie high as he was going in for a check midway through the third period, and the latter was removed from the game after a concussion spotter made the call. “They said it wasn't a minor penalty was the only explanation I got. I asked a few follow-up questions with regards to leaving feet, point of contact, and the one thing that's tricky is the spotter removes him,” Carbery told reporters after the game. “We watch a video

  • Trocheck thriving in all facets for Rangers, off to fast start in Stanley Cup Playoffs

    Vincent Trocheck quickly recalled the one other time in his 10-year NHL career that he had the type of chemistry with linemates that he has had all season with Artemi Panarin and Alexis Lafrenière. "It was eight years ago," the New York Rangers center said Tuesday. "I was with Reilly Smith and Jussi Jokinen almost the whole year."

  • New York Post

    Rangers vs. Capitals Game 2 prediction: NHL playoffs odds, picks, props for Tuesday

    Commercial Content. 21+. Action Network is the official betting partner of the New York Post, which edits this content. The New York Rangers looked like kids in a candy shop in Game 1 against the Washington Capitals while executing a bounty of scoring chances. They outshot Washington, 31-21, with seven of those shots fired off the stick of Artemi Panarin. The 120-point scorer potted the game-winning goal in the second period 33 seconds after Matt Rempe's opening strike in the 4-1 victory . Oh, and that was after going scoreless on the power play in a game referees were calling penalties for blinking. The Rangers dictated tempo at five-on-five for the entirety of regulation, fostering three high-danger