Not that a 4-3 overtime loss to the Philadelphia Flyers in a rookie game at PPL Paints Arena in Allentown, Pennsylvania, means anything in the cosmic scheme of things, but the New York Rangers hope their failure to turn an early two-goal lead into a win isn’t a harbinger of bad things to come.

The New York Mets face the Texas Rangers on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025 (9/12/25) in a regular season MLB game at Citi Field in Queens, N.Y.

Adam Sykora was named player of the game for Slovakia after a lopsided loss to Canada at the IIHF World Championship this summer in Stockholm, Sweden.

The NY Rangers could take a flyer on a former first-overall pick, who's becoming an NHL vet with over 1,000 games of experience.

Baugh’s response: Someone has to play after Fox and Gavrikov, right? The Rangers gave up a decent pick to get Soucy (the No. 65 pick in the 2025 draft) and he will certainly get an opportunity to make that trade look better than it did in 2024-25.

Jacob deGrom’s first start against the Mets at Citi Field was unlike anything he experienced during his nine seasons in Flushing. His team provided him with six runs of support in the first inning alone.

Grom missed the chance to return to Citi Field in 2023 after elbow surgery and didn’t even make the trip so he could “just stay out of the way.”

The New York Rangers added a dose of size and veteran experience to their training camp roster on Friday, signing defenseman Andrej Šustr to a Professional Tryo

Tonight’s starter for New York Jonah Tong — a top prospect who had allowed just 18 earned runs in 113.2 minor league innings this year — didn’t even make it out of the first inning against Texas’ virtually minor league lineup. Tong got two outs but the Rangers scored six runs in the first inning, their most in an opening frame since 2022.