When you think of the Rangers scoring, there are two words that come to mind. A long "whoa" and multiple "heys". New York has an iconic goal song that rings throughout Madison Square Garden when ...

Like most NHL teams, the New York Rangers goal song blasts over the PA system whenever the club lights the lamp. The home fans chant and cheer to the catchy tune. But there’s a rich history ...

But this feels like the most generic goal song you could come up with. Fun fact: Fred Coury was the drummer in metal band Cinderella. And he wrote this one, but it sounds A LOT like the Rangers ...

“Slapshot” has been played at Rangers home games since 1995, and is beloved by the team’s fans. Yet New York has not won a Stanley Cup since adopting the song as its goal anthem of choic ...

The Rangers, however, had a rather swift reply ... in a Fox wrister to cut the Devils’ lead to one. The celebratory goal song had barely ended at the Garden before a stellar passing sequence ...

Jonathan Quick is finally in position to enjoy the New York Rangers goal song. The veteran goalie, now a three-time Stanley Cup champion, twice with the Los Angeles Kings and last season with the ...

A sizable contingent of New York fans in the arena got up an audible version of the Rangers’ goal song before being shouted down. Boos for Tony DeAngelo and chants of “I-gor” filled the air ...

in full throat chanting along to "Slapshot," the Rangers goal song, 47 minutes before midnight. Without them, the Rangers wouldn't still be perfect in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Trocheck was the ...

One team’s exuberance is another’s pop music pariah. But mercifully, not all goal songs are created equal. While some reside between unnerving and unbearable, others are creative, catchy and ...

Here are a few suggestions. Fan engagement: Madison Square Garden does a lot of things right in terms of fan experience, and the New York Rangers’ goal song is absolutely on that list.