Where is dubinsky from the rangers from

But fter Dubinsky's official rookie season, fans can characterize Dubinsky's play as—well, as freaking sweet. Dubinsky has fans blabbering about his first full season, in which he played all 82 games with the Rangers, centering a line with two of their best players, Jaromir Jagr and Sean Avery.

Dubinsky was instrumental in picking up Jagr, who improved his play dramatically. Dubinsky finished his season with 14 goals and 40 points, and added a healthy 79 penalty minutes to the mix. Dubinsky had an equally-impressive playoff run, contributing eight points in only 10 games. Rangers fans were particularly impressed with Dubinsky's stick-to-it-iveness, as he is rarely bumped off the puck, reminiscent of a younger Jagr.

Dubinsky can also wow the crowd with his solid skating, deceptively good hands, and fierce wrist shot. The majority of his season, he played on a line with Jaromir Jagr and Sean Avery , where their skill combined with his allowed him to develop as an important player for the team. While his next season was improved upon by a single point, he did see a goal-scoring drought for twenty games. He rebounded with the game-winning goal for the Rangers in the Quarterfinals against the Capitals.

His next season with the Rangers saw some up and down moments with a few injuries. He suffered a broken hand in November of , but he came back with an outstanding season, in which he scored career highs in goals and points. Dubinsky was eventually traded in after dropping severely in point production in the season. The Columbus Blue Jackets parted with a minor leaguer and a third round draft pick, but most importantly their star forward, Rick Nash. They are coming off their first loss in the past 17 games after riding their hot streak.

They have become dependent on their head coach, John Tortorella, another familiar name to the Rangers. Universal Conquest Wiki. Left wing. Height Weight. NHL Team. Columbus Blue Jackets. NHL Draft. Portland Winter Hawks. Preceded by Jed Ortmeyer. Succeeded by Ryan Callahan.

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