Crisp Quiz On NHL - New York Rangers

John Ross Roach started his NHL career with the Toronto St. Patricks.

After leaving the New York Rangers, Clint Smith played four seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks.

In 1932, the New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens to reach the Stanley Cup finals.

Wally Hergesheimer had four 20+ goal seasons with the New York Rangers.

The correct answer is Andy because both of the top point scorers for the 1960-61 New York Rangers had the first name Andy in common.

Paul Thompson was the youngest player on the 1926-27 New York Rangers because he was the only player listed who was born in 1905, making him around 21 years old during that season. Hal Winkler was born in 1904, making him slightly older. Bun Cook and Clarence Abel were both born in 1903, making them older than Thompson and Winkler. Therefore, Paul Thompson is the correct answer as the youngest player on the team during that season.

Frank Boucher led the New York Rangers in their inaugural season with 15 assists.

The New York Rangers traded Grant Warwick to the Boston Bruins in 1948.

Pentti Lund, a former New York Ranger, ended his career with the Boston Bruins.

Cecil Dillon scored eight goals in the New York Rangers' eight 1933 playoff games.

Andy Bathgate had one 40+ goal season with the New York Rangers.

Jean-Guy Gendron's career season goal high in the NHL was 24.

The Boston Bruins traded Pat Egan to the New York Rangers in 1949.

Chuck Rayner had none .500+ seasons with the New York Rangers. This means that he did not have a single season where the team's win percentage was above .500.

The Montreal Canadiens swept the New York Rangers out of the postseason in 1969. This means that the Canadiens won all of the games in the playoff series against the Rangers, resulting in the Rangers being eliminated from the postseason.