New York Rangers Display Cases

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1 https://www.sportsdisplaycases.com/hockey/nhl/new-york-rangers/two-puck-case-2975 New York Rangers Double Hockey Puck Display Case

Here is a puck case that is designed to hold two hockey pucks & features a mahogany base and comes with a free nameplate and engraved New York Rangers logo.

New York Rangers Display Cases $ $65.99

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2 https://www.sportsdisplaycases.com/hockey/nhl/new-york-rangers/3006 New York Rangers Goalie Mini Helmet Display - Horizontal

The unique design of this mini helmet display case holds your souvenir in a horizontal position and is made of quality acrylic and includes an engraved New York

New York Rangers Display Cases $ $65.99

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3 https://www.sportsdisplaycases.com/hockey/nhl/new-york-rangers/3108 New York Rangers Jersey Display

This jersey display case comes with a engraved New York Rangers Logo. The jersey frame comes in choice of black, mahogany or wood. NHL officially licensed

New York Rangers Display Cases $ $239.99

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4 https://www.sportsdisplaycases.com/hockey/nhl/new-york-rangers/2712 New York Rangers Single Hockey Puck Case

Display your favorite hockey puck in this specially designed acrylic dust free case that features a black base and comes complete with an engraved New York Rang

New York Rangers Display Cases $ $37.99

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History Of The New York Rangers

The New York Rangers is one of the oldest hockey franchises still in operation having joined the NHL in 1926 as part of the first expansion into the United States. The Rangers are considered one of the ‘Original Six’ teams which include Boston Bruins, Chicago Black Hawks, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs. The New York Rangers made hockey history when they became the first NHL franchise in the United States to win the Stanley Cup. They managed this feat in the 1927-1928 season.

The Rangers came into existence when the NHL awarded a franchise to then-President of Madison Square Gardens George Lewis ‘Tex’ Rickard. The purpose of the franchise was to give the now-defunct New York Americans who played in the NHL from 1923-1942 in the same arena a team to play against. The Amerks, as they were called, ended up being far more successful than expected as soon as they started playing which inspired Rickard to try to bring another team to the arena although he had previously promised the Americans exclusivity. The new team wasn’t around long before they were nicknamed Tex’s Rangers.

The New York Rangers team colors are blue, red and white they are part of the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference.

There have been a number of notable players for the New York Rangers over the years and they include Brian Leetch (1987-2004), Frank Boucher (1926-1944), Mark Messier (1991-2004), Jean Ratelle (1960-1976), Mike Richter (1988-2003), Rod Gilbert (1960-1978), Andy Bathgate (1952-1964), Ed Giacomin (1965-1976), Vic Hadfield (1961-1974) and Harry Howell (1952-1969).

The New York Rangers have won four Stanley Cups (1927-1928, 1932-1933, 1939-1940, 1993-1994), two Presidents’ Trophies (1991-1992, 1993-1994), one Conference Championship and 7 Division Championships. The New York Rangers also won the 5^th Winter Classic (2012) with a 3-2 score over the Philadelphia Flyers.