Rod Gilbert may have been “Mr. Ranger” and one of the most popular athletes in the history of New York City. However, he was born and raised in Montreal – though luckily for the New York Rangers, they ...

NEW YORK — Rod Gilbert, the Hall of Fame right wing who starred for the New York Rangers and helped Canada win the 1972 Summit Series, has died. He was 80. Gilbert's family confirmed the death to ...

One year after her legendary husband's death, Judy Gilbert speaks of emotions and grief and how they are two very different things. Gilbert, the man known as "Mr. Ranger," arguably the most famous and ...

The Maven's recent column about "My First Hockey Stick" has prompted some interesting stories. This one is from Rangers Fan Bernie Rohde of Long Island: "We lived in Queens Village – 227th Street and ...

Rod Gilbert's work on behalf of the New York Rangers' Garden of Dreams Foundation is continuing 10 months after the death of the man known as "Mr. Ranger." The Foundation, a nonprofit organization ...

The New York Rangers announced Sunday night that franchise legend and Hockey Hall of Famer Rod Gilbert has passed away. He was 80. Gilbert suited up at forward for the Rangers from 1960-78, finishing ...

For pretty much the entire history of the NHL, the New York Rangers have been home to some of the league's most iconic players. From Rod Gilbert, Brian Leetch and Henrik Lundqvist, Blueshirts legends ...