Rangers News:

Brett Cyrgalis hears that David Quinn had a difficult time telling Marc Staal that he’s sit as a healthy scratch for Tuesday night’s game (NY Post)
Larry Brooks believes that Quinn’s days of making difficult decisions are only just beginning (NY Post)
Sean Hartnett opines that if the Rangers want to go through with their youth movement, they can’t afford to waver on it (WFAN)
Vincent Mercogliano offers his takeaways from New York’s 2-2-1 home stand to close October (LoHud)
Curtis Jetter thinks that there is much more than the result to take away from the team’s contests against the Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning (Blue Line Station)
Frank Curto relays word from David Quinn’s radio appearance on Humpty and Canty (Elite Sports NY)
Billy McInerney writes that Filip Chytil is feeling more comfortable than ever with his game (Elite Sports NY)
Alyscia Warner chatted with Matthew Robertson about playing with WHL Edmonton, signing his entry-level contract, and more (Official Team Site)

Around the NHL:

Adam Gretz passes along word from Bob McKenzie concerning Dustin Byfuglien’s NHL future, high-profile defenseman set to hit the market in 2020, and more (NBC Sports)
Frank Seravalli reports that former Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Jim Gregory, whose work in the NHL dates back to 1969, passed away at age 83 (TSN)
Steven Ellis argues that the early returns on the J.