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Ryan Callahan | Winger

Team: New York Rangers
Age / DOB:  (28) / 3/21/1985
Ht / Wt:  5'11' / 185
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Ryan Callahan is expected to need four-to-five months to recover after undergoing shoulder surgery.
In other words, there's a chance Callahan won't be ready for the start of the 2013-14 campaign. Even if he needs the full five months, he's not expected to miss much playing time, but this will hinder his summer training and might rob him the opportunity to fully participate in the Rangers' camp. May 31 - 6:33 PM

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Ryan Callahan underwent shoulder surgery due to a torn labrum.

Callahan managed to play in all 12 of the Rangers' postseason contests. He had five points while leading all Rangers forwards with 23:22 minutes of ice time per game.
May 31 - 4:00 PM

Ryan Callahan and the New York Rangers are adopting the "one-win at a time" philosophy as they try to claw their way back into their semifinal series against Boston.

"We're not looking at odds or anything like that," said Callahan whose team trails the Bruins in the series 3-0. "We're looking at one game at home, and we'll try to bring this thing back to Boston. That's the only way we can look at it, to try to win one game in our building." Three teams have recovered from this type of deficit before to win an NHL series and Boston was the latest victim of that circumstance in 2010 against Philadelphia.
May 23 - 10:02 AM

Ryan Callahan halted a six-game goalless skid Monday night.

Even though it was the Rangers captain's first goal of these playoffs, it doesn't mean he's been invisible. Along with the goal and two helpers, Callahan has a whopping 35 hits and 18 blocked shots.
May 14 - 10:33 AM

The Rangers can point to way too many penalties as a reason for their loss to the Capitals in Game 1

Going into the game, the Rangers were the least-penalized team in hockey and knew that they'd have to stay out of the box against the team with the best power-play efficiency in the league. Instead, they took five penalties, one 34 seconds in, killing off four. "Against a power play like that, if you’re killing that much, eventually they’re going to capitalize," Ryan Callahan said. "They’ve got enough talent out there to do that. We’ve just got to stay out of the box."
May 3 - 10:07 AM

Ryan Callahan extended his point streak to seven games to close out the regular season on Saturday afternoon.

He generated a goal and an assist against New Jersey despite being iffy before the game after he blocked a shot off his hand. Callahan amassed 11 points over his scoring spree to finish the year with 16 goals and 31 points.
Apr 29 - 11:54 AM

Ryan Callahan's status for Saturday afternoon's game against New Jersey is not clear.

He hurt his hand blocking a shot in Thursday's win over Carolina and did not practice Friday. The Rangers would like to improve their playoff seeding but New York coach John Tortorella may decide it is more important for Callahan to heal than dress for Saturday's contest. Check back with us later on Callahan's availability.
Apr 27 - 9:36 AM

The Rangers clinched a playoff spot with their 4-3 overtime win Thursday night.

Ryan Callahan made it happen. "That’s one of the most exciting goals I’ve scored in my career," Callahan said. "This season, once we realized we weren’t getting home-ice advantage, it was a matter of making it and working hard to get there. We’ve been playing the playoffs for the last two weeks." New York sits in seventh place and could rise to sixth if things break the right way.
Apr 26 - 9:51 AM

Ryan Callahan scored the overtime winner and added an assist for the Rangers in a 4-3 overtime victory over Carolina.

Callahan's goal in overtime clinched a playoff berth for the Blueshirts while Derek Stepan also recorded a goal and an assist in the victory. Derick Brassard and Brad Richards were the other goal scorers for New York.
Apr 25 - 9:59 PM

Ryan Callahan posted an assist Tuesday against Florida to extend his point streak to a season-high five games.

Over that span, the Rangers captain has generated three goals and four assists. Callahan has 14 goals and 27 points on the year to go with 136 shots and 148 hits, so he's still been fairly good to fantasy owners despite dropping from the pace he set last season.
Apr 24 - 10:50 AM

Ryan Callahan, Brad Richards and Derek Stepan had two-point games as the New York Rangers beat the New Jersey Devils 4-1 on Sunday.

Callahan scored two goals, Richards had two assists while Stepan had a tally and a helper in that important victory for the Rangers. While the team isn't guaranteed to make the playoffs, winning games like this makes a big difference.
Apr 21 - 6:25 PM

Ryan Callahan potted a shorthanded goal and also registered three assists in the Rangers’ 4-2 win over the Jets Monday night.

It's been a little bit of a struggle for Callahan offensively this year with 19 points in 32 games. However, he's still a valuable commodity in leagues that also reward hits and shorthanded points as scoring categories. He's also worth a look in 12-team leagues standard formats.
Apr 1 - 9:49 PM

Ryan Callahan has issued a statement in response for former teammate Sean Avery's calls to fire Rangers coach John Tortorella.

"Sean Avery's comments solely represent his own thoughts and opinions," Callahan said. "He did not speak for us as a team when he was here and certainly does not now." Avery's demands that they "fire this clown" is a story primarily because the Rangers have gone from being serious Stanley Cup contenders to a team that might not even be able to make the playoffs. The best way for the Rangers to change the story would be with a win, although at this point even just scoring a goal would be a step up for them.
Source: NY Post
Apr 1 - 9:51 AM

Ryan Callahan scored his ninth goal of the campaign Thursday, but the Rangers were beaten by Winnipeg by a score of 3-1.

Callahan's nine goals are respectable, but with only four assists in 23 contests he has failed to live up to his preseason expectations. Derek Stepan and Ryan McDonagh picked up assists on the Blueshirts' lone goal.
Mar 15 - 12:08 AM

With the return of Brad Richards to the lineup the Rangers shuffled their top two lines against the Senators.

Derek Stepan centered the second unit with Ryan Callahan and Marian Gaborik on this wings, while Richards played between Rick Nash and Carl Hagelin on the first line. Both forward units had plenty of chances so it is likely that despite the loss to Ottawa, Ranger coach John Tortorella will leave these units intact.

Depth Charts

All Positions
PosRoleName
C1Brad Richards
2Derek Stepan
3Brian Boyle
4Derick Brassard
5Darroll Powe
6Kris Newbury
LW1Carl Hagelin
2Ryane Clowe
3Brandon Mashinter
4Chris Kreider
5JT Miller
6Ryan Bourque
RW1Rick Nash
2Ryan Callahan
3Mats Zuccarello
4Taylor Pyatt
5Derek Dorsett
6Arron Asham
7Micheal Haley
8Christian Thomas
9Brandon Segal
D1Daniel Girardi
2Marc Staal
3Michael Del Zotto
4Ryan McDonagh
5John Moore
6Anton Stralman
7Roman Hamrlik
8Steve Eminger
9Michael Sauer
10Stu Bickel
11Dylan McIlrath
G1Henrik Lundqvist
2Martin Biron
3Cameron Talbot
4Jason Missiaen