Vincent Mercogliano
NY Rangers Reporter at The Journal News
NY Rangers Reporter at NorthJersey.com
NY Rangers Reporter at USA Today
NY Rangers reporter for @usatodaysports, @lohud, @northjersey and the rest of the @USATODAY Network. On-air #NYR analyst for @SNYtv. Still loves sandwiches.
Articles
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3 days ago |
mycentraljersey.com | Vincent Mercogliano
If you're a Rangers fan with passable interest in the team, everything you've seen and heard in the last number of months leads you to believe that more changes are coming. New York is coming off a season in which everything that could go wrong seemingly did, resulting in no playoffs for the first time in four years and the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette.
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3 days ago |
lohud.com | Vincent Mercogliano
If you're a Rangers fan with passable interest in the team, everything you've seen and heard in the last number of months leads you to believe that more changes are coming. New York is coming off a season in which everything that could go wrong seemingly did, resulting in no playoffs for the first time in four years and the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette.
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1 week ago |
lohud.com | Vincent Mercogliano
It was late June of 2006 and 38-year-old Mike Sullivan was days away from being fired from his first NHL head coaching gig with the Boston Bruins. The uncertainty surrounding his job status must have felt all-consuming as he boarded a flight to Vancouver for that year's draft, but that didn't stop then-Carolina Hurricanes executive Jim Rutherford from extending a comforting hand.
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1 week ago |
eu.mycentraljersey.com | Vincent Mercogliano
It was late June of 2006 and 38-year-old Mike Sullivan was days away from being fired from his first NHL head coaching gig with the Boston Bruins. The uncertainty surrounding his job status must have felt all-consuming as he boarded a flight to Vancouver for that year's draft, but that didn't stop then-Carolina Hurricanes executive Jim Rutherford from extending a comforting hand.
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2 weeks ago |
lohud.com | Vincent Mercogliano
As much as we believe the Rangers and team president Chris Drury are aiming to continue their roster shakeup this summer, change won't come easily. The hiring of head coach Mike Sullivan should provide a jolt, but a number of roadblocks stand in the way of much-needed personnel upgrades, starting with limited salary cap flexibility.
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