Ryan Callahan RUMORS & NEWS

North Jersey "Rangers captain Ryan Callahan finally scored his first goal of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series as he stole the puck from Capitals defenseman John Erskine and beat goalie Braden Holtby with a backhander to give the Rangers a four-goal lead just 13 seconds into the third period. They went..." May 14

CBSSports.com "Sean Avery is no longer in the NHL but is still watching and opining on it, especially his most recent team -- the New York Rangers. The supreme pest of a player tweeted on Saturday that the team has stopped playing for coach John Tortorella and that they don't like him. Avery went so far as to..." March 31

New York Post "After an extended scoring drought, the Rangers’ offense was revitalized in back-to-back games by posting a combined seven goals — two more than they managed in their previous four contests combined. Rick Nash’s return certainly played a significant role in the four goals the Blueshirts notched..." March 03

Blueshirt Banter "The New York Rangers conducted their morning skate where Ryan Callahan was present, as well as taking line rushes with Chris Kreider and J.T. Miller on the third line. So it looks as if Callahan proved me wrong, and will be back in the lineup tonight against the New York Islanders. As a result of..." February 07

Blueshirt Banter "The New York Rangers concluded their practice this morning where captain Ryan Callahan joined them for his second straight day. Callahan was wearing a non-contact jersey on again and was finally cleared for contact. He also stated that he has no restrictions when shooting the puck or taking hits..." February 06

New York Post "When his team needed him most, Ryan Callahan played his best. For the Rangers' captain, holding his head high will not be a problem this summer, which starts today after his team lost to the Devils, 3-2, in overtime last night at Prudential Center in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference..." May 26

New York Post "Maybe somebody was listening to John Tortorella on Tuesday when he jokingly said the only thing he can do to get his top forwards to score was "pray." Last night at the Garden, during the Devils' 5-3 Game 5 win, the Rangers coach got one goal apiece from two of his best forwards — Ryan Callahan..." May 24

New York Post "It was a performance exemplifying Ryan Callahan's Ranger captaincy in all but one facet — his team lost. Last night at the Garden, in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Devils, Callahan was the best player on the ice just about every time his skates came over the boards. But he..." May 24

New York Post "There were no guarantees issued by the captain of the Rangers the day before his team's second Game 7 of the playoffs, only a vow from Ryan Callahan heading into tonight's Eastern Conference semifinal showdown at the Garden against the Capitals. "I need to step up and lead and do the things I'm..." May 12

New York Post "If curious about the Rangers' mentality heading into tonight's Game 7 of their opening-round playoff series against the Senators, one need only to look back a single series of events, starting with about three minutes gone by in the third period of Game 6. In the din of Scotiabank Place in..." April 26

New York Post "Just when it appeared the Rangers were about to be run out of town, Ryan Callahan picked them up, put them on his shoulders a* d carried them home, two points closer to clinching home ice, two points closer to nailing down conference and division titles. The man who wears the "C" was a sight to..." March 29

New York Post "The Rangers are being chased instead of doing the chasing down the stretch this time, being pursued by the rampaging Penguins for first place in the East and in the Atlantic rather than chasing myriad clubs for the final playoff spot as has been the norm the previous five seasons. The..." March 22

Washington Post "In a nationally televised game, the Washington Capitals sized up an opportunity to measure themselves against the top team in the Eastern Conference. But despite spurts of strong play throughout the contest, Washington failed to finish on a few too many offensive chances and made a few too many..." February 13

New York Post "And so, in their 10th game, the Rangers got back to basics, which basically meant having the puck instead of chasing it, and even more so, having the puck down low where they could create below the hash marks. Indeed, the Blueshirts grinded out a 5-2 victory over the Sharks last night for their..." November 01