Rangers Centennial Season Preview | New York Rangers News

**Corey** (0:00)
On July 18th, 100 years ago, the New York Rangers hit the ice for their first NHL season. They made a solid debut, finishing first in their division and showing they belonged. Now, as they approached their centennial year, the team's schedule for the 2026 to 2027 season has dropped, marking a full century of existence, not counting the lockout year. The season kicks off on the road against their old rivals, the Boston Bruins. Then they head back to Madison Square Garden for home opener on Thursday, October 1st, facing the Tampa Bay Lightning. Throughout the year, they'll host a string of tough matchups, including games against the Utah Mammoth, the Islanders, the Edmonton Oilers with Connor.
McDavid and the Carolina Hurricanes. This upcoming season is a big one for the Rangers, especially after a disappointing performance last year where they finished last in their division. To shake things up, the general manager has brought in some new talent, acquiring players like Pavel Dorofayev, Marcus Pedersen and trading for Utah's Sion Derzy and Cole Bodewin.
Fans can look forward to seeing some legendary players potentially in their final seasons like Alexander Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby when they're teams. Visit the Garden. The schedule is packed with exciting games, and if you're looking to catch any of the 42 home games, tickets are available now.
With a revamped roster and a century of history behind them, the Rangers are looking to prove themselves this season. They've made some key moves to strengthen the team, and everyone's hoping it all comes together for a successful anniversary year. Team coverage, powered by AI, this is New York Rangers News Today. I'm Corey with the story.