When did the New York Rangers win their second Stanley Cup?

The New York Rangers won their second Stanley Cup in 1933.

Who was the general manager for the 1933 Rangers?

Lester Patrick was the general manager for the 1933 Rangers.

How did the Rangers secure the 1933 Stanley Cup?

The Rangers secured the 1933 Stanley Cup with an overtime goal in Game 4 of the final series.

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Rangers' 1933 Title: Grit, Youth, and a Historic Overtime Win

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Summary

The 1933 Rangers secured their second Stanley Cup amidst the Great Depression.
GM Lester Patrick strategically revamped the roster with young talent after 1928.
The deciding goal came in overtime of Game 4, driven by veteran leadership.

Rangers' 1933 Title: Grit, Youth, and a Historic Overtime Win

The New York Rangers captured their second Stanley Cup in 1933, a significant achievement during the challenging economic climate of the Great Depression. This victory followed their initial championship in 1928.

Following their first title, General Manager Lester Patrick initiated a significant roster overhaul, trading established players and acquiring younger talent like Cecil Dillon and Earl Seibert. This strategic rebuilding aimed to maintain the team's competitive edge.