As suggested by NHL co-community leader, Ken Armer, I am going
to start a new series on the New York Rangers.  My first series
this summer was a ten-part series detailing the "Top Ten Most
Important People in Franchise History."  It went over pretty
well so I'm going to continue with this.  This nine-part series
will cover every decade of New York Rangers' hockey, giving you
as many details and stats as I can without dragging things out
and making it boring.  The first part of the series starts when
the franchise was first born; in the 1920's.  I hope you enjoy
the history of the New York Rangers!    1926/27: 25-13-6
1927/28: 19-16-9  1928/29: 21-13-10  1929/30: 17-17-10   Playoff
Appearances  1927, 1928, 1929   Stanley Cup Finals Appearances
1927, 1928   Stanley Cup Championships     Bill Cook (1926-1937)
Lester Patrick (1926-1939)   Award Winners  Frank Boucher (Lady
Byng; 1928, 1929)   Team History  Madison Square Garden and
owner Tex Rickard were finally granted the right to have an NHL
franchise in