Legendary Players & Coaches
18 entries in the New York Rangers compendium.
Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart
Harry HowellThe franchise-record defenceman who won the Norris Trophy in the pre-expansion era.Rod GilbertThe one-club legend who wore number seven, led the GAG line, and set the standard for RangAdam GravesGraves scored 52 goals in 1993–94, setting a Rangers franchise record at the time.Eric LindrosThe Big E: A dominant force who arrived in New York in 2001 after refusing the Nordiques.Tony AmonteThe fastest gun in the Garden, Tony Amonte electrified New York with his blistering speed Pat LaFontaineThe elegant maestro who orchestrated the Rangers' 1994 Stanley Cup victory.Mike RichterThe goalie who ended a 54-year drought with 42 wins and four playoff shutouts in 1994.Mike KeaneA three-time Stanley Cup champion who played half a season with the New York Rangers beforUlf SamuelssonA two-time Stanley Cup champion and former New York Ranger known for his physical play.Eddie GiacominThe acrobatic netminder who electrified Madison Square Garden and won two Vezina Trophies.Brian LeetchThe golden boy of the Rangers who led New York back to glory with skill and grace.Al ArbourThe architect of the Rangers' 1994 dynasty and a defensive pillar in their storied past.Herb BrooksThe architect of the Miracle on Ice who brought disciplined intensity to Madison Square GaFrank BoucherThe Professor: A brilliant playmaker and coach who led the Rangers to multiple Stanley CupJohn VanbiesbrouckThe Blocker who helped end the Rangers' 54-year championship drought with grit and legendaEmile FrancisThe Frenchy: A Rangers legend who conquered the ice as a star player and a visionary coachDoug GilmourThe steady captain who bridged the gap between eras at Madison Square Garden.Bobby HolikThe ultimate two-way warrior who helped bring the Stanley Cup back to Madison Square Garde
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