Machinehead
HFNYR MVP
So Friday I found out about this thing called the New York Rangers Hockey House.
It's basically a free festival (yes, free) on 33rd and 7th right in the shadow of MSG. This place is Rangers heaven.
It's just everywhere: every inch of the wall is just plastered with players from the current team.
There's a slew of activities: table hockey, air hockey, stick-handling challenge, NHL 14, trivia with signed prizes, and of course, the classic 5-hole accuracy challenge.
You get to meet Rangers alumni: today I met and got autographs from Glenn Anderson and Gilles Villemure. Gilles told me Eddie Giacomin is gonna appear later in the week.
Brian Mullen was there as a special guest at the accuracy challenge, giving shooters live pointers. All of the shooters were right-handed so they were getting fed pucks from the right side by some random spotter dude. I walk up with a lefty stick and Mullen goes "oh you're a lefty?" and proceeds to take all the pucks to his side and feed me pucks. Basically I got centered by Brian Mullen. I scored a goal five-hole assisted by an NHL player.
There's exhibits of game used equipment from Rangers players. You can have your picture taken an shopped into a Rangers celebration. There's so much to do.
This is truly a hockey experience that blew me away. Last but not least, the Prince of Wales trophy is live in the flesh (or metal, as it were) you're allowed to walk right up to it.
Gilles Villemure
The Prince
It's there throughout the finals and did I mention it's FREE??? I wanted to share so no Rangers fans miss out on an awesome day
It's basically a free festival (yes, free) on 33rd and 7th right in the shadow of MSG. This place is Rangers heaven.
It's just everywhere: every inch of the wall is just plastered with players from the current team.
There's a slew of activities: table hockey, air hockey, stick-handling challenge, NHL 14, trivia with signed prizes, and of course, the classic 5-hole accuracy challenge.
You get to meet Rangers alumni: today I met and got autographs from Glenn Anderson and Gilles Villemure. Gilles told me Eddie Giacomin is gonna appear later in the week.
Brian Mullen was there as a special guest at the accuracy challenge, giving shooters live pointers. All of the shooters were right-handed so they were getting fed pucks from the right side by some random spotter dude. I walk up with a lefty stick and Mullen goes "oh you're a lefty?" and proceeds to take all the pucks to his side and feed me pucks. Basically I got centered by Brian Mullen. I scored a goal five-hole assisted by an NHL player.
There's exhibits of game used equipment from Rangers players. You can have your picture taken an shopped into a Rangers celebration. There's so much to do.
This is truly a hockey experience that blew me away. Last but not least, the Prince of Wales trophy is live in the flesh (or metal, as it were) you're allowed to walk right up to it.
Gilles Villemure

The Prince

It's there throughout the finals and did I mention it's FREE??? I wanted to share so no Rangers fans miss out on an awesome day
