The New York Rangers of New York Dominating the ice

The New York Rangers is one of the teams that is idolized and followed by many ice hockey fans and enthusiasts. They hail from New York, New York in the United States. The team was founded in 1926 as an expansion franchise. This makes them one of the Original Six, the six teams that is the oldest in the league. The Ranger tickets have been patronized by many since then. The New York Rangers is a team that is to be taken seriously while playing on the ice.

The National Hockey League is composed of teams that are from North America. The New York Rangers holds the honor for being the first American NHL franchise to have won the Stanley Cup. As a matter of fact, the team has won four Stanley Cups. This only boosted the attendance of people to the Rangers games and the sale of the Rangers tickets hasn't dwindled since.

The first Stanley Cup of the team was won on their second season playing in the league. The second Cup was snagged by the team as they played the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1932-33 season. Another win was achieved by the Rangers in the 1939-40 season when they bested the Toronto maple Leafs again. It was a while before the team won another Cup. It was in the season of 1994 when the New York Rangers won their latest Stanley Cup. The lucky people who were holding Rangers tickets that day witnessed as Keenan led the team to victory in the finals. That season was the best for the team since they also snagged the President's trophy after they have received the best record in the whole league. It was an event worthy of ending the curse.

The lag phase that the team was in between their third and fourth Stanley Cup was known to many as the curse of 1940. The curse was started because the team started to lose in games after the third Cup that they got. With the apparent losing streak, people begun to deduce that the reason why the team was not winning might have been caused by a curse. The curse was believed to have originated when the management of the team burned the lease on the Madison Square Garden on the Stanley Cup itself. The winning of the fourth Cup and clinching the President's Trophy assured all that the curse has been broken.

The team is making every efforts to win another Cup. The fans and supporters rally together for their team for they know that a championship win is something that the Rangers can give them.