New York Rangers coach Mike Sullivan provided clarity on the decision to scratch Brennan Othmann before the Olympic break.

J.T. Miller on the message to the Rangers heading into the Olympic break: "I don't know. We just need to enjoy or take time – I literally don't know. Come back with a better mindset I guess" pic.twitter.com/aKcb5M2KYz Yet again, Miller was at a loss for words. And that didn’t sit well with NHL insider Elliotte Friedman.

It was another game, and another shutout loss for the floundering New York Rangers. Their 2-0 shutout setback on Thursday evening against the Carolina Hurricanes represented the seventh time this season that they’ve failed to find the back of the net on home ice,

Rookie Brandon Bussi made 16 saves for his second shutout, Andrei Svechnikov gave Carolina an early lead in the first period and the Hurricanes topped the New York Rangers 2-0 on Thursday night to extend their points streak to 10 games.

After the game, Hurricanes' goalie Brandon Bussi got honest about notching a shutout over the Rangers, his hometown team.

On Tuesday, the Rangers pitchers and catchers, all 42 of them, will step on to a field at the Surprise Recreation Campus, do some calisthenics, toss some baseballs and field some grounders. And for a moment,

The Texas Rangers will have at least four players participating in the World Baseball Classic next month.

Rangers Youth Academy celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day with career panel - USA Baseball brings a Community Coach Clinic to the Youth Academy on Feb. 7 - Academy players to participate