I double-dare anyone in Rangerville to deny the following statement:"Neil Smith's trade for Mark Messier is considered as the greatest trade im Rangers' history." The observation appears in ...

On Oct. 4, 1991, there was a trade to announce. The New York Rangers acquired Messier and Jeff Beukeboom from the Oilers for Bernie Nicholls, Steven Rice, David Shaw, and Louie DeBrusk.

Mark Messier said he sees some parallels with this team and the 1994 squad. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post. It was a real, live Joe Namath guarantee, and Messier and the Rangers, of course ...

When it comes to one of the hobby's most coveted hockey cards, the 1980 O-Pee-Chee #289 Mark Messier “Shoots Right” error-back rookie card continues to draw the demand of many higher-end ...

Messier was an instant success in New York, scoring 107 points and winning the Hart Trophy in 1991-92. The height of his Rangers tenure, of course, came in the spring of 1994.

Mark Messier says the last three months should give the Edmonton ... Ohio with the World Hockey Association’s Stingers in 1978-79 after a five-game amateur tryout for the Indianapolis Racers.

NHL Draft gets underway around dinnertime on Friday (June 27), but Edmonton Oilers fans will have to wait until lunch on ...

Mark Messier doesn’t need to let his mind wander to the Rangers’ epic Game 7 Stanley Cup championship victory because New Yorkers are always bringing it up to him. Messier and legendary actor ...

Mark Messier owns six Stanley Cup rings. ... Ohio with the World Hockey Association’s Stingers in 1978-79 after a five-game amateur tryout for the Indianapolis Racers.

Mark Messier’s hockey career. ... Before joining the NHL, he played professionally with the Indianapolis Racers and Cincinnati Stingers in the World Hockey Association (WHA).

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Mark Messier owns six Stanley Cup rings. He’s also been on teams where the next victory feels like it ...

Mark Messier owns six Stanley Cup rings. He's also been on teams where the next victory feels like it might never arrive. That's exactly where the Edmonton Oilers were at a month into the NHL season.