
Neil Smith discusses the Rangers' rebuild and parallels with the Knicks while reflecting on the 1994 Stanley Cup victory.
Former Rangers GM Neil Smith joins Jim Cerny on the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Stanley Cup championship to share what winning in New York truly feels like — and what the Knicks are about to experience. Neil weighs in on Carolina's Cup run, the goalie switch that may have flipped the series, and why he's skeptical of the Rangers' current direction, including the Trocheck trade talk. Then Jim goes solo on K'Andre Miller's championship moment, why the Rangers made that trade in the first place, and what to expect from New York at No. 5 in the upcoming NHL Draft. #RinkRap #NewYorkRangers #NYRangers #NHLDraft #KAndreMiller #NeilSmith #CarolinaHurricanes Chapters: 0:00 - Intro & 32nd Anniversary of the '94 Rangers Cup 1:27 - Neil Smith joins Jim Cerny 3:35 - Neil on the Raleigh atmosphere & Carolina winning the Cup 5:00 - What winning in New York means — and what the Knicks are about to feel 5:20 - Neil: "I was overwhelmed" at the '94 parade 10:57 - Rangers/Knicks parallels: No. 11, team effort, Jalen Brunson vs. Messier 19:06 - Jordan Staal's Conn Smythe run & Brandon Buscemi's clutch performance 21:28 - The goalie switch: why…
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