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#89: The Offseason, in the Knick of Time
Jun 18, 2026
Unknown duration
#88: Lark-en the Mood, Detroit
Jun 11, 2026
1h 09m 23s
#87: You Don't Have to Envy Every Former Ranger
Jun 4, 2026
1h 53m 21s
#86: How About Those Knicks, Eh?
May 28, 2026
1h 29m 30s
#85: Pay Up for Trocheck, Bill Guerin
May 21, 2026
1h 20m 10s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/18/26 | ![]() #89: The Offseason, in the Knick of Time | The Knicks are NBA champions, and Eric and Joe have a lot of feelings—mostly jealousy, some genuine excitement, and an extended meditation on what Leon Rose's success might mean for how the Rangers are run. Carolina hoisted the Cup on one of the easiest paths in recent memory, K'Andre Miller has a ring, and the boys explain (with receipts) why, no, you can't just throw anyone in net. Offseason watch: Gavrakov reportedly wants back to LA, Trocheck is now a Pat Brisson client and almost certainly gone, and Torts got fired in Vegas—which Eric called and Joe did not. Plus the Ombudsman Report, a debate about Adam Fox's trade value, and eight days until the draft. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 88Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() #88: Lark-en the Mood, Detroit✨ | NHL tradesplayer contracts+3 | — | Blueshirt BandwidthBlueshirt Banter | MinnesotaFlorida | Dylan Larkintrade request+6 | — | 1h 09m 23s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() #87: You Don't Have to Envy Every Former Ranger✨ | NHL DraftNew York Rangers+3 | — | — | — | NHL DraftNew York Rangers+5 | — | 1h 53m 21s | |
| 5/28/26 | ![]() #86: How About Those Knicks, Eh?✨ | New York sportsRangers personalities+4 | — | MSG HoldingsKnicks+3 | — | RangersKnicks+8 | — | 1h 29m 30s | |
| 5/21/26 | ![]() #85: Pay Up for Trocheck, Bill Guerin✨ | NHL contractstrades+3 | — | — | — | TrocheckGuerin+6 | — | 1h 20m 10s | |
| 5/14/26 | ![]() #84: Trade Up for Stenberg, Bid Farewell to Benoit Allaire✨ | NHL tradesRangers draft strategy+3 | — | Blueshirt BanterRiverside | — | NHLRangers+7 | — | 1h 00m 14s | |
| 5/7/26 | ![]() #83: LIVE from Rangers Lottery Miseryville✨ | NHL draft lotteryNew York Rangers+4 | Keegan Jarvis | Hartford Wolf Pack | TorontoNew York | RangersNHL+6 | — | 1h 58m 03s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() #82: Everything's Coming Up Rangers✨ | Rangers lottery oddsNHL trade discussions+4 | — | Blueshirt BandwidthBlueshirt Banter | — | Rangerslottery odds+7 | — | 1h 31m 03s | |
| 4/23/26 | ![]() #81: Breakup Day Fallout & The Case Against Tkachuk✨ | NHLNew York Rangers+4 | — | Blueshirt Banter | — | NHLRangers+7 | — | 1h 26m 12s | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() #80: Goodbye Quick & Are the Rangers One of the Worst Run Franchises?✨ | NHLNew York Rangers+4 | — | The Athletic | — | Jonathan QuickDrew Fortescue+6 | — | 1h 46m 22s | |
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| 4/9/26 | ![]() #79: The Rangers Can't Stop Winning & It's Ruining Everything (Kinda)✨ | Rangers performancedraft lottery odds+4 | — | TorontoNHL+2 | — | RangersK'Andre Miller+5 | — | 1h 28m 06s | |
| 4/2/26 | ![]() #78 (w/ Scott Wheeler): Rangers Prospect Reality Check✨ | Rangers prospectshockey analysis+3 | Scott Wheeler | The Athletic | — | Rangersprospects+7 | — | 1h 50m 18s | |
| 3/26/26 | ![]() #77: Ten Shots and a Thousand Games✨ | team performanceleadership+4 | — | Rangers | — | NHLZibanejad+5 | — | 1h 23m 16s | |
| 3/19/26 | ![]() #76: The Tank is Back✨ | Rangers performanceArtemi Panarin's return+4 | — | Los Angeles Kings | — | Rangershockey+5 | — | 1h 12m 19s | |
| 3/12/26 | ![]() #75: Does Chris Drury Have a Plan?✨ | Rangers trade deadlineChris Drury's strategy+4 | — | — | — | Chris DruryVincent Trocheck+6 | — | 1h 40m 49s | |
| 3/6/26 | ![]() Emergency Bandwidth: The Trocheck Non-Trade Deadline✨ | NHL trade deadlineVincent Trocheck+4 | — | NHLBuffalo+3 | — | NHLtrade deadline+5 | Blueshirt BanterCODE | 1h 29m 58s | |
| 3/5/26 | ![]() #74: Trocheck Leverage, Fox Fallout, and Deadline Games | Episode 74 of Blueshirt Bandwidth opens with Joe, Eric, and Chip unpacking how Team USA’s Olympic decisions—and Mike Sullivan’s comments afterward—continue to ripple through Rangers discourse, particularly regarding Fox’s relationship with the organization.From there, the conversation shifts fully back to Rangers reality. The trio debate Chris Drury’s leverage with Vincent Trocheck compared to the Artemi Panarin situation, the media chess match surrounding rumored Minnesota trade offers, and what it would actually mean if the Rangers pivoted into a deeper organizational reset. They also dig into Scott Morrow’s development, prospect deployment philosophy, and the danger of throwing young defensemen into the NHL too quickly.The episode closes with broader trade-deadline speculation, hot takes across the NHL, and a sobering look at what the Rangers’ long-term timeline could look like if major pieces like Adam Fox or Braden Schneider eventually become part of the shakeup. It’s another macro-heavy episode about leverage, optics, and the fragile future of the franchise. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 73Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | ![]() #73: Golden Goals, Whiskey vs. Milk Drinkers, and Trocheck’s Value | Episode 73 of Blueshirt Bandwidth begins on a rare high note: the United States are Olympic gold medalists, and Joe and Eric savor every second of it. They break down both championship games, Connor Hellebuyck’s Henrik Lundqvist–level performance, Jack Hughes’ golden goal, and what this moment means for American hockey—and Canadian coping. From there, the conversation turns toward the Rangers’ role in it all, including Vincent Trocheck’s massive trade value spike, Mike Sullivan’s controversial “whiskey drinkers” comment, and why that quote could create unintended consequences with Adam Fox. They also revisit the long-running debate over Team USA’s roster construction, whether Bill Guerin learned the right lessons, and what happens next for Trocheck as the Rangers’ most valuable trade asset. It’s an unusually celebratory episode, but one still rooted in the paranoia, leverage debates, and long-term organizational questions that define this era of Rangers hockey. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 72Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 2/19/26 | ![]() #72: What Rangers Losing Sounds Like | Episode 72 of Blueshirt Bandwidth opens with a truly unhinged hockey-adjacent debate about workplace affairs, Marty Brodeur lore, and why you should never “go full Brodeur,” before pivoting into a depressing but fitting reality: this is the Filip Chytil episode. The conversation quickly turns to the present, where the Olympics have only deepened frustrations about the Rangers’ core. Joe unloads on Vincent Trocheck’s optics, Eric delivers his final verdict on JT Miller’s leadership failure, and both confront the crushing disappointment of Alexis Lafrenière’s stagnation compared to other first-overall picks dominating internationally.The episode closes with a wide-ranging, emotional debate about accountability, culture, and why the only Ranger who consistently “drags the team into the fight” might be Sam Carrick. It’s angry, introspective, and brutally honest—a perfect reflection of where the Rangers—and their fans — are right now. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 71Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | ![]() #71: Drury Doubts Grow, More on Panarin, Trocheck's Antics | Episode 71 of Blueshirt Bandwidth opens with Joe and Eric in unusually good spirits—thanks to an Olympic break and a Rangers schedule that has mercifully paused the chaos. From there, the episode turns to the main event (again): the Artemi Panarin trade. Joe and Eric push back hard against revisionist criticism of Chris Drury, unpacking how Panarin’s no-movement clause and agent maneuvering boxed the Rangers into a single-buyer market. They debate whether waiting would have changed anything, why the return was always going to be limited, and what fair criticism of management actually looks like. The conversation expands into Liam Greentree’s value, the organization’s troubling history with prospect development, Mike Sullivan’s lineup decisions, and why “small” choices add up to systemic dysfunction. The episode closes with frustration over the Rangers’ PR culture, leadership optics, and the growing pressure surrounding Vincent Trocheck’s future. It’s a wide-ranging, argumentative, and deeply analytical episode about leverage, development, and whether this organization is finally learning from its mistakes. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 70Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 2/5/26 | ![]() #70: Farewell, Artemi Panarin | It's episode 70 of Blueshirt Bandwidth and Joe is out of the country, so Eric is joined by Chip to talk about the one big thing that just happened: Artemi Panarin has been traded to the Los Angeles Kings. What we thought might have been a bidding war with a bunch of teams involved ended up being only one team Panarin would waive his no-movement clause for in the end. It's not what we wanted, but there's not a lot anyone could do about that. Also, is there a more hatable ex-Ranger right now than Jacob Trouba? Plus, your questions. Give it a listen!Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | ![]() #69: Soucy, Selling, and Selective Outrage | Episode 69 of Blueshirt Bandwidth is a sprawling, snow-covered, post-Letter deep dive that somehow manages to cover emergency backup goalies, catastrophic trades, Olympic apathy, and whether anyone in the Rangers’ locker room actually hates losing. After some housekeeping, weather rage, and Ombudsman-induced chaos, Joe and Eric break down the Rangers’ first real move of the sell-off era: Carson Soucy to the Islanders, and why fans need to pick a lane when criticizing Chris Drury. From there, the episode turns heavier, zeroing in on checked-out veterans, the ethics of playing injured stars, and the uncomfortable truth about J.T. Miller’s leadership while wearing the “C.” They debate whether Miller should even be playing, why the Olympics are warping incentives, and how much patience the Rangers can afford with Alexis Lafrenière—whose issues appear to be anything but skill-based. The episode closes with a philosophical argument about coaching, effort, development, and why losing now might be the only way forward. Give it a listen! Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 68Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 1/16/26 | ![]() Emergency Bandwidth: The Letter 2: MSG Drift | This episode of Emergency Bandwidth drops in the immediate aftermath of what can only be described as the Letter 2.0. Joe and Eric react in real time to Chris Drury’s message to Rangers fans, confirming what had been obvious for weeks: the season is over, the Rangers are selling, and a major organizational shift is underway. They break down what the letter actually says—and just as importantly, what it carefully avoids—including the semantics of “retool” vs. “rebuild,” the emphasis on young players, picks, and cap space, and why this feels deeper than a simple Artemi Panarin sell-off. From there, the conversation turns practical, running through who will and won’t be traded, why Vincent Trocheck represents the single most important inflection point of the deadline, and how this time around differs fundamentally from the original Letter. It’s a rare moment of clarity in an otherwise brutal season, and a big-picture episode about leverage, timing, and why being first to sell may finally give the Rangers a real path forward. Give it a listen! The Letter 2.0: Rangers Preparing for Change as Drury Signals Selling Ahead of Trade DeadlineWatch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | ![]() #67: Nobody Cares, Everybody’s Guilty, and the 10–2 Breaking Point | Episode 67 of Blueshirt Bandwidth finds Joe and Eric officially past the point of pretending individual games matter. After some housekeeping, news about the pod being available on YouTube, and the Benoit Pouliot/Boo Nieves jersey-number tradition, the show quickly turns into a full-scale autopsy of a season that finally hit rock bottom with a 10–2 loss in Boston. From there, the conversation spirals into what actually matters now: accountability, apathy, and whether anyone in the Rangers’ locker room truly gives a damn. Joe lays out a firm line in the sand for Chris Drury, while Eric pushes back on leadership failures, J.T. Miller’s captaincy, and the organization’s long-running inability to sell assets at peak value. They also grapple with the uncomfortable reality of Alexis Lafrenière’s stagnation, what it says about player development, and why this roster feels more country club than contender. It’s a raw, argumentative, big-picture episode about blame, culture, and why burning it down may be the only honest path forward. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 66Watch & subscribe to the podcast on YouTubeSubscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
| 1/8/26 | ![]() #66: Fox, Dolan, and the Calm Before the Sell-Off | Episode 66 of Blueshirt Bandwidth opens with housekeeping, community updates, and a reminder that the podcast—like the Rangers—keeps finding new ways to get darker. From there, Joe and Eric dive into a loaded slate of topics: the Rangers’ growing injury crisis with Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin sidelined, James Dolan’s public backing of Chris Drury and Mike Sullivan, and why fans need to accept that this front office isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. They unpack the controversy around Fox being left off Team USA’s Olympic roster, push back hard on the idea that Quinn Hughes would be a “Fox replacement,” and debate what a real sell-off could look like—including whether Vincent Trocheck’s sky-high trade value is too good to ignore. It’s another wide-angle, reality-check episode about power, patience, culture, and what’s actually possible for the Rangers moving forward. Give it a listen!Podcast Ombudsman Report for Blueshirt Bandwidth Ep. 65Subscribe to Blueshirt Banter for $85/year to read and comment on all of our great content! | — | ||||||
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