Rangers open training camp with No BS mindset, vow to leave last season behind
New shirts bear the message No BS as the team gathers at MSG Training Center, signaling a reset after a playoff-less season.
The New York Rangers opened training camp Thursday at 9 a.m. at the MSG Training Center, with players wearing new shirts that broadcast a blunt message: No BS. The slogan on the backs of the jerseys is intended to signal a clean start and a refusal to let past mistakes haunt this season.
Team officials stressed that last season’s pitfalls will not creep back into the remade locker room, and they warned against outside noise and a soft mentality that helped derail the club before its first playoff-less summer in four years.
It was a relief to close the door on 2024-25, the organization conveyed, signaling a renewed focus on accountability and competitive habits as camp gets underway. With the start of training camp, the Rangers aim to translate that mindset into on-ice work and everyday routines that prevent a repeat of last season’s struggles and lay the groundwork for improved performance this year.