Rangers coach praises energetic start to training camp in Tarrytown
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 12:28 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

The New York Rangers held their first day of training camp on September 17 in Tarrytown, New York. Coach Mike Sullivan expressed optimism about the team's performance, highlighting a spirited practice and an intrasquad game won 4-1 by the Blue team. Sullivan noted the importance of maximizing each day's practice as the team prepares for a shortened evaluation period ahead of the regular season. Captain J.T. Miller reflected on the positive tempo and focus during the opening session. The Rangers' preseason begins on September 19 against the New Jersey Devils.
- •Rangers start training camp with an intrasquad game on September 17.
- •Blue team wins the scrimmage 4-1 against the White team.
- •Mike Sullivan emphasizes energy and competition during practice.
- •J.T. Miller notes a good tempo and structure in the first session.
- •Preseason begins on September 19 against the New Jersey Devils.
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