#Listen to Episode 31 of ‘Up In The Blue Seats’: Rangers-Devils Rivalry, NYC Radio feat. Ken Daneyko, Sid Rosenberg

July is here and the NHL season is expected to resume at the end of this month. That starts with training camp on July 10. Where will the Rangers be? Ron Duguay and I open up a brand new episode of the “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast discussing Las Vegas vs. Toronto and which option would be better for the Rangers when they get back to the ice and take on the Hurricanes. It already appears Las Vegas may be out of the running.

We also talk about Ron’s 63rd birthday coming on Monday, his plans to travel to California to spend time with his family and what present his kids will be getting him. Yes, somehow Doogs is turning 63 years old and aging like fine wine.

Ron then chats with NY Post Rangers beat writer Larry Brooks about Artemi Panarin’s statement last week, what it means for the NHL and what covering the team will be like in a few weeks.

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Ron and Larry then chat with three-time Stanley Cup champion Ken Daneyko. Mr. Devil talks about his career in New Jersey, winning three titles with three different coaches and the memorable 1994 playoff series against the Rangers. The MSG Devils analyst also takes a trip down memory lane with Ron, watching games when he was a rookie in the ’80’s going against Doogs in Detroit.

WABC Radio personality and die-hard Rangers fan Sid Rosenberg then chats with Ron and Jake. Sid talks about the ups and downs in his career, his book and the message behind it, Ron being his favorite player, the 1994 season, if he would return to WFAN and his pal Craig Carton’s future after Carton was released from prison. Could Rosenberg and Carton pair up for a show on WFAN? What would it take for Sid to go back to his old stomping grounds? He also talks about crying when Ron got traded to Detroit.

Catch up on all episodes of “Up In The Blue Seats,” a New York Rangers podcast, by subscribing to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ron Duguay is joined every Wednesday by special Rangers guests.