IIn accordance with long-standing MSG practice, the Rangers will not be raising season ticket prices for the 2026-27 season.
An email sent out to season ticket members Thursday, which was obtained by The Post, informed the Blueshirts faithful that their membership price would remain unchanged from the 2025-26 rate.
The Rangers were eliminated from playoff contention for a second straight season following a 4-3 loss to the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night in Toronto.
Joining the last-place Canucks, the Rangers became just the second team to be eliminated this early in the season.
The Garden has had a policy dating back over 25 years not to raise season ticket prices for seasons after the Rangers and/or Knicks have missed the playoffs.
Rangers fans won’t pay more to watch the team in the 2026-27 season. NHLI via Getty Images
The collegiate men’s hockey championship began Thursday, and as the Rangers continue to audition young players for the future at the NHL level, four Blueshirts draft picks will also be participating in the postseason tournament.
EJ Emery, their first-round pick in 2024, continued blossoming as a defenseman for North Dakota during his second collegiate season and helped it secure a No. 2 seed — collecting three goals and 12 points after finishing with just one assist as a freshman. Malcolm Spencer, the Rangers’ second-round pick in 2025, collected 10 goals and 23 points across 37 games for Michigan during his freshman season, helping the Wolverines secure the No. 1 seed. His power-play goal in the second period of the Big Ten title game tied the match at 3-3 before Michigan ripped off four unanswered goals in the final frame to take control.
Forward Ty Henricks (sixth-round pick in 2023) and defenseman Sean Barnhill (third-round pick in 2025) both earned spots in the 16-team field with Western Michigan and Michigan State, respectively. After scoring the game-winning goal for the Broncos in the national championship last year, Henricks’ second collegiate season has featured nine goals and 25 points. The towering 6-foot-6 Barnhill — who was initially supposed to spend one more season in the USHL until a Michigan State injury ahead of the season opened up a chance, according to the team’s website — helped the Spartans earn the No. 3 seed as a regular piece of their blue line.
North Dakota opened with a game against Merrimack on Thursday night, while Michigan State began with a 2-1 victory against Connecticut in the first round. Michigan will face Bentley in its first-round game Friday. Western Michigan will also face Minnesota State on Friday.
As the Rangers collected a season-high 43 shots during their loss against the Maple Leafs, both Will Cuylle and Mika Zibanejad registered career bests with seven and 10 shots on goal, respectively. … The Blueshirts’ game against the Blackhawks on Friday will start a run of seven consecutive home matches. … The Rangers have scored 12 power-play goals across their last 12 games, which marks the most in the NHL across that stretch, according to the team.