Showing posts with label David Desharnais. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Desharnais. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

2017-18 Season In Review: David Desharnais

David Desharnais established a career-high in faceoff win percentage (55.1%; 386-for-701), and ranked 14th in the NHL (min. 700 faceoffs taken) in faceoff win percentage. He led the Rangers in faceoff win percentage, ranked third in faceoff wins, tied for fourth in even strength assists (17), and ranked fifth in assists (22).

Desharnais posted a faceoff win percentage of 50.0% or better in 48 of 71 games in which he played, including a faceoff win percentage of 60.0% or better in 31 of those contests. on seven of 11 faceoffs (63.6%) and recorded three shots on goal while making his Rangers debut on Oct. 5 vs. COL. He won all five faceoffs he took on Oct. 10 vs. STL, and won eight of 11 faceoffs (72.7%) in 17:49 of ice time on Oct. 13 at CBJ. He posted a four-game point streak from Oct. 14 vs. NJD to Oct. 21 vs. NSH (two goals, three assists), and tallied his first assist/point as a Ranger on Oct. 14 vs. NJD.

The Laurier-Station, Quebec native registered two points (one goal, one assist), including his first goal as a Ranger, and posted a plus-two rating on Oct. 17 vs. PIT. He recorded a goal and won eight of 10 faceoffs (80.0%) on Oct. 19 vs. NYI, and posted a three-game point streak from Nov. 28 vs. FLA to Dec. 5 at PIT (one goal, four assists). Desharnais tied single-game career-highs with three assists and three points on Nov. 28 vs. FLA, and recorded a goal and won seven of nine faceoffs (77.8%) on Dec. 1 vs. CAR. He registered an assist/point in four games over a five-game span from Dec. 13 at OTT to Dec. 21 at NJD (five assists), and tallied two assists, both of which were primary assists, on Dec. 19 vs. ANA.

Desharnais led all skaters with 15 faceoff wins (15-for-19; 78.9%) and registered three shots on goal on Dec. 23 vs. TOR, and tallied the first goal of the game and won nine of 16 faceoffs (56.3%) on Dec. 29 at DET. He led all skaters with 14 faceoff wins (14-for21; 66.7%) while skating in a season-high 17:51 of ice time on Jan. 7 at VGK. Desharnais tallied an assist/point in two consecutive games on Jan. 16 vs. PHI and Jan. 18 vs. BUF (two assists), and registered a goal and won six of seven faceoffs (85.7%) in 16:24 of ice time on Jan. 21 at LAK, and won five of eight faceoffs (62.5%) while skating in his 500th career NHL game on Jan. 25 at SJS.

Desharnais tallied a goal and led the Rangers with four shots on goal on Feb. 5 at DAL, and notched an assist in two consecutive games on Feb. 9 vs. CGY and Feb. 11 at WPG. He tallied an assist on the game-winning goal, won five of nine faceoffs (55.6%), and posted a plus-two rating on Feb. 11 at WPG., and he registered an assist on the game-winning goal and won seven of 10 faceoffs (70.0%) on Mar. 3 at EDM. He tallied an assist and posted a plus-one rating on Mar. 30 vs. TBL.

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

NYR NOTES: Zibanejad, Fast, Desharnais

The NHLPA has announced that Mika Zibanejad has filed for salary arbitration:

Negotiations with Zibanejad can continue on a new contract right up until the hearing is about to start.

Jesper Fast has signed a three-year deal with the Rangers that has a cap hit of $1.85 million.

The Rangers have confirmed the David Desharnais signing.

The deal is for one-year and worth $1 million.

NYR TODAY Wednesday 7/5: Rangers sign Desharnais, Alumni Birthdays, Today in Rangers History


The Rangers have signed center David Desharnais
The deal is for one-year and worth $1 million.

Desharnais, 30, is 5-7, 176 and played in 49 games last season, split between Montreal and Edmonton. He has played in 453 NHL games, has 81 goals, 173 assists, is 51% on faceoffs and has a career average of 16:08 per game.

NYR Alumni Birthdays 7/5 



Gene Carrigan C (1930-1931) Frank Eddols D (1947-1952) Ron Ingram D (1963-1965) Cam Talbot G (2013-2015) Sparky Vail D (1929-1930)

Today in NYR History July 5



2013: Rangers sign free agent forward Dominic Moore. After drafting the forward 95th overall in 2000 NHL draft, Moore returned to New York in 2013 for three seasons, helping the Rangers reach the Stanley Cup Final in 2014.